This year Eindhoven Museum was located at The Tower of Eindhoven in Woensel, Stratum, Strijp, Tongelre, Gestel and Eindhoven city centre and is on show with Eindhoven Panorama at Stadhuisplein soon.
Eindhoven Museum took you on a tour of all the city districts with De Toren van Eindhoven. The stories shared by the visitors to De Toren van Eindhoven were the starting point for Eindhoven Panorama.
Eindhoven Panorama is a collega of 200 m2 with an impression of different periods of 100 years of Greater-Eindhoven. Eindhoven Panorama is on show at Stadhuisplein soon. Photos of The Toren van Eindhoven: Barbara Medo
Greater-Eindhoven is 100 years old. Every two weeks Museum door de Stad is building a temporary museum in the form of a tower at a different location. In The Tower of Eindhoven there are various interactive installations to see. Come along and join in!
Woensel 24 July - 2 August
Stratum 7 - 16 August
Strijp 20 - 30 August
Tongelre 4 - 13 September
Gestel 18 - 27 September
Friday and Saturday 10 AM - 17 PM
Sunday 11 AM - 17 PM
The Eindhoven Museum depot is closed from 7th October 2020 until 12th February 2021. Loans are not possible during this period.
Eindhoven Museum has been given the original hammers of the clock from the old town hall on the Rechtestraat. The museum previously received the dial of the timepiece together with this model. Since the middle ages the town hall has been situated on the Rechtestraat. In the same location, this neo-gothic building was used as the town hall in 1869. It was not only used as a town hall but also as a police station and a prison. After the annexation the building quickly became too small and in 1930 the municipal officials moved to a new site. In 1967 The building was demolished, much to the sorrow of many Eindhoven residents.
The temporary exhibition Eendracht maakt Macht (Unity is Strength) opens on 9th June in the Philips Museum. This exhibition shows the connection between PSV, Philips and the city of Eindhoven. Eindhoven Museum shows six screens with images of the old town halls. For Tongelre, Gestel, Strijp, Stratum and Woensel the annexation took place in 1920; In these town halls the city councils met to make decisions about their village. Please enquire at the Philips Museum for further details about opening times.
This is the digital machine created by TU/e students for Museum door de Stad. This digital machine consists of four games and is all about Eindhoven, its districts and about you and your neighbours. https://eindhovenmuseumonline.nl/
The Noordbrabants Museum will soon be showing an overview of Vincent van Gogh's Brabant period art in the new Van Gogh Pavilion. Over the next five years this bowl of white-fired glazed earthenware from our collection will also be on display there. It dates from the early twentieth century.
On Thursday 5th December the director of the Eindhoven Museum, Ward Rennen, spoke on Radio 1’s Nieuws en Co from 13.32-13,37 about the plans for the expansion of the museum in the Genneper Parks using the Brainport Regional Deal: https://www.nporadio1.nl/nieuws-en-co/uitzendingen/640284-2019-12-05.
Bibliotheek Eindhoven invites "All women in Eindhoven" to meet and engage in discussion. Whilst enjoying a cup of coffee or tea we will be talking to each other based on the Jump Movement Method. In 7 steps we bring women, in pairs, towards a goal, decision or ambition. Jump Movement is surprisingly fun, simple and efficient.
Entrance is free, it is not necessary to register
Woensel: 24 July
Stratum: 14 August
Strijp: 21 August
Tongelre: 4 September
Gestel: 18 September
10 AM - 12 PM
Artist Paul Panhuysen made this model of his own street, de Wilgenroosstraat. In the seventies he researched how visual art can help to alleviate problems in a street. Using input from the residents he made a design for pavements, parking areas and roads which did not fit the usual norm. Unfortunately, the plan was never implemented.
Artist Paul Panhuysen made this model of his street, the Wilgenroosstraat. In the seventies he researched how visual arts could help solve problems in a street. With the participation of residents, he made a design for more than the standard ‘pavement, parking lanes and roadway’. Unfortunately, the plan was never implemented.
On December 5 Ward Rennen, director Eindhoven Museum, could be heard at Nieuws and Co on Radio 1 between 1:32 – 1:37 about the expansion plans of the museum in the Genneper Parken with help of the Brainport Regio Deal: https://www.nporadio1.nl/nieuws-en-co/uitzendingen/640284-2019-12-05.
Eindhoven Museum recently received a special tablecloth. The rug was made in honour of the engagement party on March 12 1905, of the double engagement of both the eldest son and eldest daughter in the Keunen-Leen family. The table cloth had 80 embroidered signatures by the people that were present. These were mainly people from the Eindhoven elite at the beginning of the twentieth century, such as Eindhoven manufacturer families. The linen cloth is professionally embroidered, possibly by religious who at that time often provided linen with monograms. A beautiful piece of Eindhoven history!
The latest asset to Eindhoven Museum is a bottle from lemonade factory A. van den Bemd. It probably dates from the first half of the thirties. In 1929, A. van den Bemd owned a beer bottling company and a mineral water factory (lemonade factory) at the Hoogstraat 252 in Eindhoven in Gestel, he also was an agent for the Amstel beer brewery. In 1934 the factory moved to the Laagstraat.
The Eindhoven Museum collection is online again. Of course, the collection can also be seen in Museum door de Stad (May 19-24that Strijp-S during Dutch Technology Week), but now also 24/7 on the website again.
Museum door de Stad is one of the eight nominees for the ‘Brabantse Erfgoedprijs 2019’ by Erfgoed Brabant. Out of 56 submissions, the professional jury selected eight initiatives who have a chance of winning the prize, the winner will be announced on November 7.
Museum door de stad is going to travel through Eindhoven for three years and meanwhile they gather subjective data from the residents in the city. This information shapes the subjective canon of Eindhoven, a clear picture of what her residents are thinking, doing, feeling and their opinions. Drop by at the Museum door de Stad and let us know your opinions. Photo’s: Max Kneefel