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Audience full of people during the festival Wildeburg in Flevoland People visit Batavialand and view a shipwreck in Lelystad, Flevoland Guided tour for children in Flevoland

Culture in Flevoland

Flevoland offers plenty of space for art and culture. There is something to experience here for both young and old. And if you want to create art and culture yourself, there are many opportunities to do so. There is room for everyone to tell their own story.

Discover culture in Flevoland

"Did you know... "

..our LandArt has earned the province of Flevoland the Columbus Travel Award for the domestic travel destination of the year 2022?

Land Art Flevoland

Nowhere in the world can you find so much Land Art together as in Flevoland, which is a form of ecological or environmental art, where the art form captures your imagination. The whole environment is part of the artwork. The Land Art Flevoland collection includes artworks by world-famous artists such as Antony Gormley, Richard Serra, Daniel Libeskind and Marinus Boezem.

More about Land Art

Breeding ground for musical talent

Ali B, Glennis Grace, Edsilia Rombley. They all come from Flevoland. Flevoland is a breeding ground for musical talent. Discover Flevoland's newest talents and other artists at Flevoland's pop stages, such as de Meester in Almere or Corneel in Lelystad.

Audience full of people during the festival Wildeburg in Flevoland Performance by a singer with band in front of an audience during Wijland Festival in Flevoland

Flevoland: room for culture - Discover all stories

  • Polderfest

    What started as a birthday party for friends grew into a respected festival in ten years: Polderfest. Indeed, Mark Zonderland and Daniel Siegers missed one thing growing up in Flevoland: going out. Now, ten years later, over 2,200 partygoers visit Polderfest every year. And where 95 per cent of visitors used to come from Flevoland, they now come from all parts of the country.

    Read the story Mark and Daniel

  • Next Move

    If dancing is your lust in life, Flevoland is the place to be. Besides several dance schools, there is also Next Move, the dance class for real talent. Here, passionate dancers aged between 12 and 21 develop further, discover different dance techniques, share passion and fun with like-minded people and broaden their horizons.

    Read the story of Next Move

  • Hidden past

    'Schokland is one of the four Flevoland water icons, alongside Batavialand, Urk and the Waterloopbos. In this way, Flevoland also participates in Holland Waterland and we put the gems of Holland Waterland on the map.' Discover the history of Flevoland and its eternal battle against water at Museum Schokland.

    Read Denise's story

  • History is literally there for the taking here

    Wim de Graaf is regularly at Bezoekerscentrum De Gesteentetuin on weekends as a guide and host. De Gesteentetuin is a stone's throw from former island Schokland, where history is literally there for the taking in the oldest part of this tiny country.

    Read Wim's story

Education and participation - Discover your own talent

Want to take the stage yourself and discover your talents? Then check out the websites of the cultural centres Corrosia and KAF in Almere, CKV Dronten, CKV de Kubus in Lelystad, CKV Emmeloord and the Cultural Haven in Zeewolde. Where you can not only experience art and theatre, but also make it.

And do you have a nice creative idea of your own? Then Kunstlink is the place to be. They link people to great projects, venues and funding.In this way, they support amateur arts organisations and create opportunities for new talent.

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