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Wini Douma, who has been active for years in the LeRoy area in the Groningen district of Lewenborg, embroidered part of a tapestry about Lewenborg with a reference to Le Roy.
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UPDATE June 1, 2026: The maximum number of participants has been reached. It is no longer possible to register.
On Sunday, June 14, 2026, we will once again walk the Le Roy Route with a group of up to 30 people. You can choose the half route of 10 km from Heerenveen to Mildam and take the bus back, or join the group to walk back to Heerenveen via a different route.
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After a long journey from China, via Belgium, these natural stones initially ended up in the center of Heerenveen, where they served for many years.
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On Monday, February 23, 2026, Naan, Joppe, and Nina, who are pursuing a Master's degree in Architecture at TU Delft, visited the Le Roy Garden in Heerenveen.
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The winter months are ideally suited for doing a puzzle. For example, a sliding puzzle!
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While tension is rising worldwide, and many people are concerned about our destructive impact on everything that makes the earth habitable, we are getting to work on a small scale to show that things can be done differently.
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On 1, 2, and 3 December 2025, a conference on long-term thinking was held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris. This took place in the context of World Futures Day, which has been held annually since 2021.
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The Heimans and Thijsse Foundation awards the Heimans and Thijsse Prize 2025 to nature inspirator Heilien Tonckens for her decades-long, groundbreaking commitment to nature, green heritage, natural play, and ecological green management.
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Artist Janne Heida from Heerenveen has donated a small chestnut tree that is special to her to the Le Roy Garden.
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On Wednesday, October 22, between 10:00 and 13:00, local residents and volunteers will be stacking Le Roy walls at the new construction project "Mooi yn 't Wiid" in the Skoatterwâld neighborhood in Heerenveen.
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Columnist and writer Gerbrand Bakker wrote a column for the weekly magazine De Groene Amsterdammer in 2009 about his childhood memory of the Le Roy Garden.
