On the occasion of the exhibition Van wie is de berg? and the 100th anniversary of ENCI, Bureau Europa, together with curators Krien Clevis and Joep Vossebeld, presents an extensive public programme from September through November 2026.
During BERG walks, lectures, and workshops, artists, designers, scientists, local experts, and landscape makers share their knowledge and ideas. Together, they explore the history, present, and future of the Sint-Pietersberg and the former ENCI site.
BERG walks
All walks start at 2:00 p.m. Participants meet at Bureau Europa, Timmerfabriek, in the entrance hall (Boschstraat 9, Maastricht). The walk starts with the artist’s work. From there, artists and local experts take visitors to relevant places in the surrounding area, where they share their perspectives on the landscape, its history, and its significance in relation to the central question: Van wie is de berg?
ENCI Walks
The ENCI walks start at 2:00 PM and end at 5:00 PM. These walks take place on the ENCI site and are led by ENCI guide John Vinken. Meeting point: at the gate at Lage Kanaaldijk 115, Maastricht.
Please note: the BERG walks do not take place at the former ENCI site. These walks start at the artwork near Bureau Europa and lead to relevant locations in the surrounding area. The exception is the ENCI walks, which take place on the ENCI site itself.
Lectures, symposium, and workshops
All indoor activities take place at Bureau Europa, Boschstraat 9, Maastricht.
Registration
Participation is free with a valid Museum Card (Museumkaart) or a regular museum admission ticket, unless otherwise stated. Advance registration is required. To register, please email info@bureau-europa.nl.
Places are limited, so early registration is recommended.
Image Eline Kersten