Our last Tuesday this season!
18-12-18 reserveren
For this celebration we have designed a very special 7course menu.
So, put on some colourful clothes! Do some shopping in our wonderful market! Take a seat with your friends, family or strangers! And let us surprise you with our special treats!
€15 for the whole experience!
Thursday 13th Dec: 17:00-22:00
Tuesday 18th Dec: 17:00-22:00
Thursday 20th Dec: 17:00-20:00
You need to do shopping to fight the winter blues? You need to buy presents? Buy from local, handcraft, vintage , art market!
First day of our market! There will be lots of unique, self made items! Get presents for yourself and your loved ones! Get your nail polish at our DIY station! Get a shiatsu massage! Or sit down by the tarot table!
Thursday 20/12/18
Longest night of the year and last party of this season!
It was a wonderful year. Thanks for being with us!
We’ll make delicious, special dinner and of course, great music !
See you ALL!
17:00-22:00 December Market
18:00-20:00 Special dinner
20:00-22:00 Live music with amazing “Grassmoawer” and DJ
Sunday 16/12/18
Last yoga this year
Let’s breath, flow, stretch, feel and be, together!
11.00-12.00 Yoga €5
12.00-13.00 Brunch €7
Together €12
Bound to a System of Movement(s)
By: Vladuțț
“All memory is individual, unreproducible – it dies with each person.”
– Susan Sontag
A photograph represents a pseudo presence and proof of absence. It can stop time. Yet, memory influences our perception and each photograph one takes is bound to a continuous system of movements that shuffle our vision. This project focuses on the ‘always missing’ part of an idealized photograph and creates a discourse through these missing items. It gives the chance to the audience to interact with each photograph and gives them the liberty to find its own story.
Community
By: Patyt Reyes & Martin Klein Schaarsberg
A selection of pictures by our wonderful volunteer photographers Patyt Reyes and Martin Klein Schaarsberg. Their picks aim to portray TANKSTATION as that familiar space where visitors feel free to show their human selves without restraint. Each photograph reveals the diversity of character of Enschede’s ‘cultureel vulpunt’, a diversity that finds collectivity in the place’s warm, open and expressive nature.
