Co-creation in the museum park
Museumpark Orientalis maintains close contact with the community and focuses on sustainability. We are the physical melting pot where mental support takes place and new initiatives emerge. A place where we connect over 60.000 people annually with diverse cultures and with each other, and where dialogue is made possible. In doing so, Museumpark Orientalis collaborates with 27 social partners. These are organizations both within and outside the Museumpark.
Below is an overview of our current co-creators in alphabetical order.
7-Hills Survival
A survival run association, affiliated with the Survivalrun Bond Nederland (SBN), which guarantees safety and insurance during training and runs. Our training sessions take place on the fenced grounds of Museumpark Orientalis, exclusively for (prospective) members.
Trees
Creates and maintains food forests and specializes in the food forest as a social workplace.
Movement in change: Sietske Klooster
Sietske designs experiences that inspire people and make change possible together.
Daan Hegeman
Coach and mobile youth support worker (8 – 25 years)
Location: Carpenter's house, next to Caravanserai
The Zendo
Meditation center and Zen café
Location: at the front of the park, by the entrance gate
THIS coaching
Outpatient care
Location: Caravanserai
ElanArt
Inspires, motivates, and activates young newcomers
Hans Wijnhoven
Photographer – capturing the soul and the beauty that lies within each of us.
IBBO Dolomite
Spiritual primary and secondary school with a home-like atmosphere
Location: Roman street
Knaap Food
Our inn is open to visitors, and we provide catering for large and small groups, either on location or at your home.
Location: Roman street
Kees van Stee
Hobbyist who supports Museumpark Orientalis and its partners
Labyrinth Group
Labyrinth guidance for individual and group visits
Location: Labyrinth
Lazuli
Small-scale primary school, learning through play driven by intrinsic motivation, in connection with themselves, each other, their parents, and their environment
Location: Roman street
Lisette Sillessen
HSP/HSS coach
Location: at the front of the park, by the entrance gate
Lowlines Collective
Balancing on their training highline high among the trees
Life after the tree: tree sculptures by Dennis Blaauw
Dennis Blaauw gives dead trees a new life by transforming them into trunk sculptures using a chainsaw and chisel. What began with a beloved beech tree has grown into an art form where creativity, craftsmanship, and inspiration come together.
Malus Juice Room
Small-scale juice parlor where young adults facing barriers to employment make apple juice and cider in an artisanal way.
Location: Roman street
Maarten Nouwens
Landscape Management collaborates with: Opportunity, Tarcisius & Yuverta BBL training
Monteverde
Offers a unique combination of outdoor work and reintegration/social activation programs
Meraki
A learning and development environment for gifted and highly sensitive young people
Location: Syrian farm
Dutch Boss
School for civic integration, participation, and language
NN Zevenheuvelen
The Zevenheuvelenloop, -trail, -hike, and -winterhike start, finish, and take place (partially) on our grounds.
PadmaHeart
An international platform for Yoga & self-care. Live and online yoga classes, workshops, and ceremonies.
Quest Events
Outdoor and team building events for groups, schools, and companies
Location: Sanhedrin / Syrian farm
Rewilding Europe
Works with local partners on large-scale nature restoration in Europe by giving nature space again.
Location: Stella Matutinis
Sinan Can
Journalist and program maker and the Shams-Rumi Foundation.
Spinsels
Development of out-of-the-box solutions for key issues in the public and private sectors
Tiel and Zaligheid
Tielke Jeuken organizes herb walks and seasonal courses on herbs and wild plants.
Valkhof Museum
We offer all Roman programs through 2026. With these, you roll up your sleeves and experience firsthand what the Romans were already capable of doing by doing it yourself.
Food Forest De Reisver
Food Forest De Reiziger is an edible landscape where care groups, volunteers, and nature lovers come together. Initiator Steven Pilon discovers the stories of nature here and offers space for biodiversity, connection, and reflection.