
Groningen is bursting with creativity. This is immediately evident in striking places like the Groninger Museum and the Forum. But you only really experience its unique character when you look further afield: in the creeping, sneaky alleys full of colorful street art, at quirky galleries, festivals or museums just around the corner. Here it buzzes with free spirits who go their own way. Sounds like music to your ears, doesn't it? It sounds like Groningen.
Theater
Groningen is a magnet for theater lovers. The city and province offer a wide variety of performances. From experimental dance to contemporary cabaret. Whatever you're looking for, you'll find it all in Groningen. The theaters themselves are often picturesque. Take for example the Grand Theatre on the Grote Markt or the stately Stadsschouwburg. Buildings full of history.

Music
Groningen has a vibrant and diverse music scene. From an open stage in a neighborhood café to a well-filled festival meadow. Meanwhile, Groningen is a breeding ground for talents, and they offer them a podium to shine. Even international artists such as Dua Lipa and Sam Smith find their way to worldwide fame in Groningen.

Museums
The city of Groningen is home to several museums and galleries. The Groninger Museum is a must see for any art lover. But above all, take some time to visit a museum outside the city: from trains to teas and from 17th-century nobility to LEGO. In these museums you can look, do, taste, build and play.

Events
The city of Groningen is teeming with events all year round. Eurosonic, Noorderzon, Paradigm, they are by now well-known in The Netherlands and abroad. But the surrounding area is also very active. Intimate performances in medieval churches. Or quirky artists in the Groningen village with an equally special name.

More? Uitagenda.
Want to discover many more cultural and other events in Groningen? Visit Groningen's Uitagenda that collects all events in the province. Also, on the website Here & Now you can find a lot of information about the events in Groningen, in English!