Attention hip-hop lovers! On Monday, February 10th, the 4th edition of FilmClub Centrum will take place, where this time Edson Sabajo, co-founder of Patta, will host the evening. We will watch one of Edson's favorites in the Melkweg, the classic hip-hop documentary 'Big Fun in the Big Town' (Bram van Splunteren, 1986), which will be shown once on the big screen for this occasion.In the '80s, when hip-hop blew over from New York to the Netherlands and mainstream media paid no attention to this music form, documentary maker Bram van Splunteren traveled to The Big Town in the US. There he spoke with a number of legends such as Grandmaster Flash, Doug E. Fresh and a very young LL Cool J, the future world star who at the time still lived with his grandmother. Unique images that ensured that the documentary is seen worldwide as one of the best music documentaries ever. Tickets are available now.

MOSAIKO is on a mission to create spaces where people can connect, share meaningful moments, and build a stronger sense of community. Their Game Night isn’t just another event—it’s a celebration of the power of human connection and conversation in a city that longs for more authentic interactions.In a time when people often feel disconnected, MOSAIKO is bringing something the city truly needs: a place where strangers can become friends. And what better icebreaker than games? From the strategy of Dominoes to the playful chaos of Uno and the steady focus of Jenga, these simple activities spark creativity, laughter, and camaraderie.This event is from the people, for the people—a grassroots initiative to foster real, face- to-face interactions in an era dominated by screens.At its heart, MOSAIKO Game Night is about more than just fun. It’s about building a community where everyone feels seen, heard, and supported. It’s about transforming fleeting moments into lasting memories and creating something that truly matters.On Friday, January 17th, MOSAIKO invites everyone to Bar Bario for an evening of great vibes, delicious food, and, of course, plenty of games.Tickets are available now.

On January 21st, 2025 the exhibition PROPJECTS will open in the Shenzhen Art Museum in China, showcasing a substantial overview of the work of Dutch artists Maurice Scheltens and Liesbeth Abbenes. The title PROPJECTS - an invented word by the artist - in a way reflects their artistic practice. The word is a fusion of props, objects and projects. For Scheltens & Abbenes objects are starting points to create carefully crafted photographical images in which playfulness is combined with discipline and sheer realism merges with optical illusions with often abstract qualities. The objects are merely an excuse for proper image-making, a prop in a play to create a new artistic reality that consists solely within the borders of the photographical frame. For the exhibition in Shenzhen every single image that is included in the show is seen and treated as a prop, as part of an attempt to create a new reality. So the whole exhibition is one big installation combing photographs, video work and objects.The exhibition is curated by Marcel Feil and Liu Gang and represents the first full-scale presentation of Scheltens & Abbenes work in China.