
Things to do in Groningen
109 upcoming events. Groningen, Netherlands.
Updated 30 October 2026 · October 2026 listings
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Artists & shows in Groningen
Venues with the most dates in Groningen
- SPOT De Oosterpoort95 events
- Martiniplaza5 events
- SPOT Lutherse Kerk5 events
- A-Theater3 events
- Nieuwe Kerk1 event
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Groningen at a glance
Coming up in Groningen: 109 events (7 this weekend).
Sorted by category: concerts (104), then dance (3) and comedy (2).
If you're choosing by venue, SPOT De Oosterpoort, Martiniplaza and SPOT Lutherse Kerk have the fullest calendars.
If you want something soon, Floor Jansen is on 30 October.
About Groningen
Groningen is the capital city and main municipality of Groningen province in the Netherlands. Dubbed the "capital of the north", Groningen is the largest city as well as the economic and cultural centre of the northern part of the country; as of January 2025, it had 244,807 inhabitants, making it the sixth largest city/municipality in the Netherlands and the second largest outside the Randstad. As of 2025, the Groningen metro area had a population of 557,369 inhabitants.
Groningen events: FAQ
What's happening in Groningen this weekend?
There are 7 events in Groningen this weekend. Across the whole calendar, the biggest category is concerts. See the full weekend line-up on our Groningen this weekend page.
Which venues in Groningen have the most events?
By number of upcoming dates: SPOT De Oosterpoort (95), Martiniplaza (5), SPOT Lutherse Kerk (5), A-Theater (3) and Nieuwe Kerk (1).
What kind of events are on in Groningen?
Upcoming dates by category: Concerts (104), Dance (3) and Comedy (2).
Where can I buy tickets for events in Groningen?
Each event page links to the organiser or the ticket seller that lists the event. Buying from the official seller is the safest way to make sure your tickets are valid.