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GOGBOT Festival

is a multi-day festival organized by PLAN TART.At the festival include many topics in multimedia, art, music and technology discussed.The festival is free and is of international quality art from the museums and get access to a wide audience.Besides there are also lectures and an annual award Youngblood where the work of students of the art is exhibited.In addition, a film program.The festival is held annually in September in Enschede and has approximately 20,000 visitors.The festival originated from different festivals MAP TART earlier in the center of Enschede has organized, including in empty buildings, squares, pop, music centers, examples include The Gods Must Be Crazy, At Drift, Social Services, RealAudio, Exploding Digita, Astro friezes, etc.In 2010 the seventh edition held.Founded by artistic director Kees de Groot.Wilja Jurg was business director from 2004 to 2007, then Viola van Alphen.Because of the accessible design and innovative approach is GOGBOT internationally appreciated.Therefore, GOGBOT invited presentations include the ISEA in Singapore, Button Cell Indonesia, the Transmediale in Berlin, Conflux in New York, Japan Media Arts Festival in Japan and the World Expo 2010.

Geuzenpop festival

is a pop / rock festival that takes place every August in Enschede.The recreation site is the Rutbeek.The festival began in 2004 as a small charity event for Scouting.It takes place in August in the recreation area Rutbeek in Enschede . In 2005 the festival is more established and there are eighteen bands, a DJ and a festival market. Invited band that year, The Apers, Hallo Venray, Linked, Face Tomorrow, The Palookas and Huge local and Shiver. It's five hundred visitors. In 2006 there will be support of the community and for the first time before the festival a band competition "Stage Fright". The three winners will earn a performance at the festival. Total playing on 2 September 2006 27 bands and DJs including Jovink & The Voederbietels , IOS (Alsou), Mark Foggo, Volbeat, VanKatoen, Green Lizard and the Showcase of Mansardo. There are three stages and the number of visitors is 1000.The organization of Geuzenpop is owned by the Foundation Geuzenpop. The foundation alongside national and international bands, local bands and bands the opportunity to start their play music to bring a larger audience. To be more systematically shape the band competition Stage fright is created, with a performance at the festival earned.

Nature Museum Enschede

is a former natural museum in Enschede.The collection consisted of natural history (including prehistoric ) objects in astronomy, earth science ( minerals, fossils ) and biology, particularly of Twente region.Through a diorama, many different landscapes with different mammals is shown. The Nature Museum has a museum shop. In 2007 was merged into Nature Museum Enschede TwentseWelle along with Jannink Museum and the Van Deinse Institute.The collection is gone and the new location will be displayed.The museum building was until January 2008 the observatory housed Coenraad ter Kuile.

Rijksmuseum Twenthe

is a museum for ancient and modern art in Enschede.The museum was created from the collection of the textile manufacturer Jan Bernard van Heek (eighty works - mostly paintings - from the period from the Middle Ages until the nineteenth century ) and the Oudheidskamer Twente.It was designed in 1929 by Anton K. Beudt and Charles Muller.In 1930 the museum opened and handed over to the State.Over the years received several museum collections, including textile manufacturers.This was expanded with branches arts and crafts of the eighteenth century and contemporary art.Between 1994 and 1996 the museum was rebuilt. It was improved (fully air-conditioned) and an expanded exhibit hall and museum cafe Ben van Berkel . The garden was redesigned by Louis Baljon , [2] where he was the 2004 Award of Merit from the American Society of Landscape Architects for got.The museum became independent in 1994 and transformed into a foundation that is controlled by the director.On May 13, 2000 became the museum's collection but not heavily damaged by the fireworks disaster in Enschede . It remained closed until April 14, 2002 for repairs.Behind the museum is loose cover "Great Bavel" (a Saxon farmhouse of the eighteenth century), where a permanent exhibition about the fireworks can be seen.

TwentseWelle Museum

is a museum in Enschede in the spring of 2008 opened its doors.TwentseWelle originated from a merger of three institutions: Nature Museum Enschede, the Van Deinse Institute and Museum Jannink.The cultural heritage of Twente is linked to the Natural Heritage.This combination of nature and culture is unique for the Netherlands.The national and international context provided with the necessary attention.In a permanent exhibition in a huge hall, the visitor is led from the Twente as it looked during the last Ice Age to the contemporary (and future) Twente. Temporary exhibitions in the fields of science, healthcare, industrial and landscape, a library and an observatory are part of TwentseWelle, in which regional culture and vernacular to the attention gebracht.De Association Oudheidkamer Twente has much of its important collection consisting of cultural heritage objects Twente Wed realia, paintings, prints, books, coins, medals, maps, etc. long-term loan.TwentseWelle was built in the district Roombeek, the remains of the complex Rozendaal, a former textile factory. This culture cluster, in which artists and contemporary art 21Rozendaal-based, is written by Bjarne Mastenbroek of SeARCH Architects from Amsterdam. TwentseWelle is part of the culture mile in Enschede, the route in Enschede, the music quarter in the city connects the Rozendaal.The museum was established in April 2008 TwentseWelle opened by Queen Beatrix.

Synagogue of Enschede

a major Dutch Synagogue in Enschede.The architects Anthonie Pieter Smits and Cornelis van de Linde from Aerdenhout designed the building at Prince Street, based on the design of Charles the Basel from 1,918 - one thousand nine hundred twenty for a synagogue to the Fisheries Street, because the old synagogue on the Achterstraat, now City Gravenstraat to had become small.The building was built in 1927 - one thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight commissioned by the Dutch-Jewish Community of Enschede.

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