On September 1, 2017, the handover of museum ship Mercuur to the Vlissingen Maritime Heritage Foundation (SMEV) took place. Since then, with the help of many volunteers, the ...Lees verder

On Sunday afternoon March 24, 2024, the 2nd Huizinga Lecture took place in the Oostkerk in Middelburg. After the gratifying success of the 1st Huizinga Lecture on March ...Lees verder

Under the name Buddies – MID, Humanitas Zeeland is organising a special project. MID stands for Mild Intellectual Disability and the project involves Humanitas’ project group pairing volunteers ...Lees verder

From Peter de Rijke, we received the following report on the passenger van for the residents of the Ordinary Living Foundation that we previously reported on: The beginning ...Lees verder

Humanitas Zeeland’s Fresh Air Campaign (FAC) is already familiar to the Family Fund. Last year, they provided several dozen Rotterdam children once more with a wonderful holiday week ...Lees verder

In the summer of 2023, a soil analysis of two building plots on Prins Hendrikweg in Vlissingen revealed the presence of two bunkers. It was a known fact ...Lees verder

Rien de Graaf, churchwarden of the Reformed Church of Stavenisse is kind enough to regularly update the Family Fund on the latest developments regarding the restoration of the ...Lees verder

As for almost everyone, the Corona period was a trying one for the Westkappels Choir. Particularly sad was that the choir celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2020 but ...Lees verder

The board of the Dijken van Wijven Foundation has once again put together a project of which it is proud. With the theme ‘Over the Dyke’, sculptures by ...Lees verder

On March 20, 1945, a Lancaster bomber crashed just outside the village centre of Nieuwdorp. On October 27, Hans van Dam, a volunteer at the Liberation Museum Zeeland, ...Lees verder

From June 30 to July 9, the Festival Zeeland Klassiek took place once more. This time the theme was ‘Crossroads’ which took the audience through an exciting programme ...Lees verder

Founded in 1996, the Leo Smit Foundation is dedicated to the music of Dutch composers who were persecuted during World War II. Many of these composers were Jewish; ...Lees verder