Fontys Helps!

 This event is free!

A workshop offered by TINT on how values influence your opinions, followed by a debate led by Chronos

Do you want to spice up the campus menu? Sign up for our cooking competition!

Compete with fellow food lovers to create the next legendary campus dish. In two sessions, your team will develop a culinary masterpiece. The top dish -judged by students and staff- wins eternal glory anda spot on the campus menu!

After the competition, the dish will be featured and sold on campus for an entire week, giving the teams a unique opportunity to showcase their culinary talent to a broad audience. If the dish proves popular, it may even be structurally incorporated into the FoodCity menu cycle!

Ready to take on the challenge and cook up the next campus hit?

Dates & Details
Kick-off & Workshop
📅Tuesday, 27 May?
?15:00 – 18:00?
?MetaForum, TU/e Campus

The competition kicks off with an inspiring and delicious workshop led by culinary expert Julia Mylonas. She’ll dive into flavours, cultural influences and food traditions to spark your creativity. Afterwards, your team will brainstorm and develop your signature dish and grocery list.

No team yet? No worries — teams will be formed on the spot!

Cook-off & Tasting Event
📅Wednesday, 18 June
🕒15:00 – 17:00 – Cook-off
📍Kitchen, R11 Building (Fontys Rachelsmolen)

🕒17:00 – 19:00 – Tasting & Judging
📍Café 040, Fontys Rachelsmolen

It's go time! Your team will have two hours to cook your masterpiece in the campus kitchen. Then, it’s on to the tasting: students and staff will test all dishes and vote for their favourite. Impress the crowd and secure your legacy with a signature dish served on TU/e and Fontys campus!

How to Join
Ready to rise to the challenge and cook up a campus hit?👉 Register here: https://form.typeform.com/to/NM5cD0Lg

Just want to come and taste the results?🍽️Dinner registration opens soon — stay tuned!

Plugged Festival is a free annual music festival entirely organised by students! This year, the festival is bigger than ever, featuring headliners Mood Bored, Orange Skyline, and none other than Dotan, known for his hits Home and Hungry.

The history of the Maroons teaches us just how strong the human spirit can be—especially when we come together.

Come and listen to the inspiring story of Sylvester Aboikoni, Head Captain of the Saamaka tribe in the Netherlands. This year, he will also be speaking at the National Commemoration of the Dutch Slavery Past in Amsterdam.

Enjoy the poetry of Rodgairo Dalnoot and experience the power and joy of the Banamba and Awasa dances, performed by Variano Fonkel and others.

And—there will be free pastechi for all attendees!