Natalon Kwartet – Simeon in Vogelvlucht · Cultuurkoepel Heiloo, Heiloo · Sun, 24 Jan 2027

Natalon Kwartet – Simeon in Vogelvlucht

Date: Sunday, 24 January 2027 · Doors open: 13:45 · Start: 14:30

Venue: Cultuurkoepel Heiloo · Heiloo

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How does this work?
  1. 1.You open a plan and say what you have in mind. One line is enough.
  2. 2.Anyone else going joins in one click. No request, no approval.
  3. 3.Inside the plan you agree where and when. You can leave whenever you want.

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  • Arrange to meet inside the venue or at the entrance — never at someone's home or another location.
  • Anyone can read a plan. Do not put your address, phone number or bank details on it.
  • Never pay a stranger up front for a ticket. Buy through the official seller.

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Venue

Cultuurkoepel Heiloo

Kennemerstraatweg 464

1851 NG Heiloo

Cultuurkoepel Heiloo occupies a converted church building on the Kennemerstraatweg in Heiloo, a small town in the North Holland province. The original structure gives the venue a distinctive architectural character that sets it apart from purpose built concert halls, and the operator Koepel BV has combined that historic shell with modern facilities suited to concerts, theater performances, congresses, and corporate events. The result is a multi purpose cultural space that serves both the local community and touring acts passing through the broader Amsterdam region. In terms of programming, the venue has leaned toward Dutch language and Dutch pop acts. Maan performed there in October 2018, and Anneke van Giersbergen brought her "Anneke zingt Kate Bush" show to the stage in April 2022, a program drawing on acoustic and alternative rock material.

About Het Natalon Kwartet

Het Natalon Kwartet is a piano quartet made up of four pianists: Petra van Oort, Robert Lambermont, Laura Sandee, and Anna van Nieukerken.

Read more about Het Natalon Kwartet
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updated 19 Sept 2026