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Mooie Wijken

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Mooie Wijken is a platform for residents of the Korrewegwijk and De Hoogte. Here you can find everything about what is happening in the neighborhood, from news and activities to important information ...

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About Mooie Wijken

Mooie Wijken is a platform for residents of the Korrewegwijk and De Hoogte. Here you can find everything about what is happening in the neighborhood. From news and activities to important information. The platform is a collaboration between residents, neighborhood organizations, and the Municipality of Groningen.

Mooie Wijken is for everyone. It is not only a place for information, but also a way to shape the neighborhood together. It helps residents to talk to each other, share ideas, and make the neighborhood more fun and beautiful. So, do you have something to say or do you want to organize something? Share it on Mooie Wijken!

Mooie Wijken is an initiative of the Municipality of Groningen in which residents, organizations, and entrepreneurs work together on a pleasant, safe, and green neighborhood. In De Hoogte and the Korrewegwijk, we support residents' ideas and organize activities that encourage interaction and involvement.

Examples of activities:

- Neighborhood festivals such as the Hartwerk Festival

- Green initiatives (such as tree and nature trails, planting campaigns)

- Art and cultural projects (murals, totem pole trails with children)

- Playground and square openings

- Residents' initiatives via the Neighborhood Fund

The goal is always: connection, ownership, and pride in the neighborhood.