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Reading group I Gossip: Magic and Marginalization
19.11.2026 — 15:00
Hedge House

Gossip reading and discussion group 
During the exhibition Gossip: Magic and Marginalization, three afternoons of reading and discussion will take place at the large reading table in the Hedge House. Afterward, there will be a communal soup meal. 


Season session #4: Yule Family Festival
28.12.2026 — 13.00-16.00 uur
Castle, Hedge House, Coach House, Garden, Salon

Following the successful first edition, another Season Session for children and their families will take place at the estate during the Christmas break, on Monday, December 28. It will be a winter open house filled with workshops and activities inspired by the exhibitions Gossip and Daisychain and the Celtic winter festival Yule.


Reading group III Gossip: Magic and Marginalization
18.02.2027 — 15:00

Gossip reading and discussion group 
Free admission upon presentation of a valid admission ticket
Reservations via email to info@kasteelwijlre.nl.
Location: Reading Table in the exhibition Gossip: Magic and Marginalization at the Hedge House
Bring: a mug, a soup bowl, and a spoon

During the exhibition Gossip: Magic and Marginalization, three reading and discussion sessions will take place at the large reading table in the Hedge House. Afterward, there will be a communal soup meal.

The public, artists, and the curator are invited to read together and engage in conversation about themes related to the exhibition Gossip: Magic and Marginalization. Prior to this reading and discussion group, participants will receive one or two essays via email and read them in preparation for the session. Marjolein van der Loo (curator of Gossip) and Manon Berns (public program coordinator at Kasteel Wijlre) will guide and facilitate the discussion. Two sessions will be conducted entirely in Dutch, using Dutch texts. One session will be held entirely in English, featuring an English-language text and discussion.

February 18: Theme: Marginalization (EN)
This session explores marginality, gender, and the position from which knowledge, identity, and resistance emerge.



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