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Night of Arts and Sciences back in town

Tickets for #deNacht19 now on sale; Roxeanne Hazes one of the top acts
17 April 2019

The University of Groningen turns 405 this year! And so we’re celebrating from 5 to 15 June 2019. One of the highlights of our anniversary celebrations is the Night of Arts and Science. After an absence of three years, the Night is returning to the city centre of Groningen, which will be bustling with activities again on Saturday 8 June.

Academiegebouw

From the Academy Building to the Der Aa-Kerk and the Groninger Museum, visitors can enjoy more than 150 acts, including scientific experiments and demonstrations, lectures on this year’s anniversary theme of inclusion, debates, workshops and, of course, a lot of street theatre, cabaret and music.

Roxeanne Hazes
Roxeanne Hazes

Prominent names on the programme of #deNacht19 include that of NRC columnist and television producer Clarice Gargard, rapper Rico, singer Roxeanne Hazes, Boom Chicago founder Greg Shapiro and the Groningen singer Marlene Bakker.

A ticket for the entire evening programme costs only € 12.50 and can be ordered via the website, nachtvankunstenwetenschap.nl, where the full programme can also be found.

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