dbieb
dbieb provides public library services in the municipalities of Leeuwarden and Tytsjerksteradiel.
We inspire everyone to develop for a lifetime, to enrich their perspectives and to enable them to fully participate in local society.
We are a network organization that - in collaboration with partners - stimulates the development and exchange of knowledge by offering free access to information, by supporting the production and sharing of information and by providing interpretation in a local and global context.
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Fries Museum
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Pier Pander Museum
Pier Pander Museum
The Prinsentuin, the beautiful city park on the edge of downtown Leeuwarden, houses the museum and temple dedicated to the Frisian sculptor Pier Pa...
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Stadsschouwburg De Harmonie
Stadsschouwburg De Harmonie
Stadsschouwburg De Harmonie is a prominent theatre in the north of the Netherlands. Every year, about 830 performances, events and other activities...
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Uniastate en Tsjerke Bears
Uniastate en Tsjerke Bears
On the grounds of the Cultuur-Historisch Centrum Uniastate, there is a 13th century church with an ornate interior and a beautiful wood-carved pulp...
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The Princessehof National Museum of Ceramics
The Princessehof National Museum of Ceramics
In the middle of Leeuwarden's historic city centre stands the 18th-century city palace of Maria Louise van Hessen-Kassel, princess of Orange Nassau...
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Theaterkerk Jellum-Mammamahuis
Theaterkerk Jellum-Mammamahuis
A museum-style theatre church in the middle of the vast landscape of Jellum. With 75 seats. Unprecedentedly unique. ‘Jonker Sicke van Dekema’ is th...
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Museumhuis van Eysinga
Museumhuis van Eysinga
Huis van Eysinga is an impressive 18th-century city villa that was inhabited by the family of one of the most significant men of its time: Frans Ju...
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Theater De Bres
Theater De Bres
Theater De Bres is a stage for cabaret, poetry, (acoustic) music, small-scale theater performances and is an independent place for social debate.
