Happy Solstice!
We celebrate this official first summer day with ice cream! Not just in Maastricht city, but also across the border in Belgium… Continue reading Happy Solstice!
Category: Art
Last concert Poulenc in Maastricht, 1963
French composer Francis Poulenc died two days after performing his last concert in Maastricht (1963). Continue reading Last concert Poulenc in Maastricht, 1963
The Life in Maastricht Sketchbook Project
Life in Maastricht participates in The Sketchbook Project by trying to bring a collective of artists, illustrators and citizens together in one sketchbook for the New York library. Care to participate? Send us an email at lifeinmaastricht@gmail.com Continue reading The Life in Maastricht Sketchbook Project
JekerJazz ART LIVE: the music
JekerJazz ART LIVE 2017, coming weekend in one of the most vibrant areas around town, the Jekerkwartier! Continue reading JekerJazz ART LIVE: the music
Boschstraat 5 no longer vacant!
In 2014, the Mandril Political and Cultural Centre had to be relocated because the municipality had other plans for the building. But nothing happened at Boschstraat 5. The building remained abandoned, until now. A group of cultural entrepreneurs, the cultural underground in Maastricht, decided to restore the soul of Boschstraat 5 and revamp its cultural destination on behalf of Kunsttour Maastricht. Continue reading Boschstraat 5 no longer vacant!
DJ Marcelle van Hoof: New Album!
DJ Marcelle van Hoof relocated from Maastricht to Amsterdam after finishing high school. Music’s always been a main interest, so it’s no wonder she spends her nights as a DJ across the globe. Continue reading DJ Marcelle van Hoof: New Album!
Birgitt Olislager’s Maastricht
Birgitt Olislagers (26) is a young entrepreneur who spent the last eight years in Amsterdam. She is ready to return to her roots in Maastricht and Maastricht will certainly be ready to embrace this versatile and dynamic young woman. “The beauty of Maastricht is that it has a lot to offer without screaming for attention. When you get to know the city, it can offer you whatever you need at whatever time.” Continue reading Birgitt Olislager’s Maastricht
