Landhuis Bloemhof is a cultural center dedicated to the memory of May Henriquez.
Contemporary visual artists are welcomed to exhibit their work in this historical mansion dating back to 1735.
And there is much more to explore on the seventeen acres of the estate, like the frozen in time sculpture studio of May Henriquez, the Ex Libris May-Max Library and our gift shop with colorful souvenirs, handcrafted jewelry and art books to mention just a few .
On the premises, in the gardens, you can also visit the bath house nestled between shady trees, the Labyrinth/Cathedral of Thorns, created by Herman van Bergen and the open air sculpture studio of Hortence Brouwn.
Stroll through the park and indulge in a cultural experience surrounded by history, contemporary art and nature.
Website: https://bloemhof.cw/
Teatro Kada Ken en Landhuis Bloemhof presenteren Dansen naar de Ochtend – Een poezie voorstelling. Aan de hand van gedichten uit zijn bundel Dansen naar de Ochtend verhaalt dichter Wilco Harbers (Bonaire) over het verlies van zijn geliefde. In deze intieme voorstelling neemt Wilco je […]
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Landhuis Bloemhof is delighted to announce the upcoming solo exhibition Color Me Nature, featuring vibrant and textured work by self-taught abstract artist Alexine Tjon. The exhibition opens on September 19, 2024, starting at 7:00 pm till 9:00 pm. The opening will be marked by special […]
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Het is vijftig jaar geleden dat de eerste roman van de Surinaams-Nederlandse auteur Astrid Roemer verscheen: Neem mij terug, Suriname. Naar aanleiding van dit jubileum nodigen de Schrijversgroep’77 en Read My World enthousiaste lezers uit om gezamenlijk Lijken op liefde te lezen en te bespreken […]
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Landhuis Bloemhof is delighted to announce the upcoming solo exhibition Color Me Nature, featuring vibrant and textured work by self-taught abstract artist Alexine Tjon. The exhibition opens on September 19, 2024, starting at 7:00 pm till 9:00 pm. The opening will be marked by special […]
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Landhuis Bloemhof are thrilled to announce our next exhibition featuring mixed media work by Babette de Waele, Martie Genger and Herman van Bergen, opening on Saturday August 10. Babette de Waele, a Dutch artist based in Curaçao, is celebrated for her vivid color palette and […]
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Landhuis Bloemhof are thrilled to announce our next exhibition featuring mixed media work by Babette de Waele, Martie Genger and Herman van Bergen, opening on Saturday August 10. Babette de Waele, a Dutch artist based in Curaçao, is celebrated for her vivid color palette and […]
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Landhuis Bloemhof presents, especially for the summer break, a community art project starting on Saturday, June 29, 2024. This art project, ‘What the Quack is Going On’, kicks off with the opening of an art exhibition at 10:30 AM. Hundreds of rubber ducks are participating. […]
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Landhuis Bloemhof presents, especially for the summer break, a community art project starting on Saturday, June 29, 2024. This art project, ‘What the Quack is Going On’, kicks off with the opening of an art exhibition at 10:30 AM. Hundreds of rubber ducks are participating. […]
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Den Mi Wesu – meaning “in my bones” in Papiamentu – is a theatrical deep dive into the origins of spiritual experience and how rhythmic expressions amplify it. It involves an excavation of instruments, voice, and movement through which we explore our Afro-Caribbean roots. Under […]
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Den Mi Wesu – meaning “in my bones” in Papiamentu – is a theatrical deep dive into the origins of spiritual experience and how rhythmic expressions amplify it. It involves an excavation of instruments, voice, and movement through which we explore our Afro-Caribbean roots. Under […]
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Den Mi Wesu – meaning “in my bones” in Papiamentu – is a theatrical deep dive into the origins of spiritual experience and how rhythmic expressions amplify it. It involves an excavation of instruments, voice, and movement through which we explore our Afro-Caribbean roots. Under […]
Klik hier voor meer info.
Den Mi Wesu – meaning “in my bones” in Papiamentu – is a theatrical deep dive into the origins of spiritual experience and how rhythmic expressions amplify it. It involves an excavation of instruments, voice, and movement through which we explore our Afro-Caribbean roots. Under […]
Klik hier voor meer info.