Date: Saturday, October 26th
Time: Doors Open 14:00, Event Starts 14:30 (Duration – 2hrs.)
Place: Kerkzaal, De Thomas (Near Amsterdam Zuid Station)
Prinses Irenestraat 36 1077 WX, Amsterdam
Looking for a unique cultural experience? Let’s immerse ourselves in the beauty of Bloemen Rhapsody—a mesmerizing fusion of classical music and flower arrangement. This one-of-a-kind event blends the artistry of floral design with the elegance of live classical performances, creating a multi-sensory celebration of beauty and creativity!
A floral journey will be guided by our floral artist, Yen, and accompanied by classical music performed by Chamber X Chamber.
Upon your arrival, you’ll receive a package of 5 – 10 flowers, carefully selected by Yen. With her guidance, you’ll learn the basics of flower arrangement and further use the flowers in hand to contribute to a main floral visual, co-created by you and our floral artist.
What to Expect:
- Breath taking live classical music performances paired with stunning floral artistry.
- Explore the meanings behind flowers and experience how music enhances their beauty.
- Create your own floral work and take home a small bouquet to remember this day!
Why Join Us?
- Be part of a magical, relaxing day surrounded by art, music, and nature.
- Great opportunity to unwind and meet like-minded individuals who appreciate beauty and creativity.
- No prior knowledge required—just bring your enthusiasm and enjoy the experience!
We will attend the event as a group from the society and tickets can be directly below via the Bloemen Rhapsody website below. As it is a popular event with novel concepts for classical music, please get your tickets before they are sold out!
Please also Sign Up using button below so that the event organiser Xuan can coordinate on the day.
We’ll meet outside the Concert Venue Kerkzaal, De Thomas (Near Amsterdam Zuid Station)
Prinses Irenestraat 36 1077 WX, Amsterdam
After the concert you are welcome to join Xuan for drinks (first drink courtesy of the Oxford & Cambridge Society).
The Oxford and Cambridge Society of the Netherlands 