Activities
in Borne
You don't have to go to the neighbouring town for it. We bring the complete programme to the place you already have in Borne.
Skip the detour to the neighbouring town
Borne is wedged between Hengelo and Almelo, and you can see that in how things are organised here. For something with a group, people almost automatically head for one of the neighbouring towns, even when that isn't really necessary. We don't have a fixed venue you have to go to, so you can skip that detour. What you already have in Borne, a canteen, a hall, a garden or a piece of land, is enough for us to set up in.
The village has its own character, with the Bussemakerhuis in the centre and a club scene that runs on volunteers. That's also the group we work for most here: neighbourhoods, families and businesses that would rather keep it close to home than move the whole thing to a hall in the neighbouring town. We're there well before the start to set up, so you don't have to transport anything yourselves and the group can begin straight away.
What people call us for
- Children's parties at home or in a small hall in the village
- Team outings for companies based in Borne itself
- Neighbourhood and street parties with a programme
What it saves
- No transporting children to another town
- No hall hire if you already have a place of your own
- We set up and clear away afterwards
Not sure which concept suits you yet? Tell us what kind of group it is, and we'll make a suggestion.
Three formats that work well in Borne
Dropping
Being dropped off and finding the way back together.
More about this →Klootschieten
The classic from Twente, a form of traditional Dutch road bowling, usually combined with a route.
More about this →Prize wheel
A wheel with its own design as a draw at a stand or event.
More about this →View all concepts if you're looking for something else.
Frequently asked questions
Why would we do it in Borne and not in Hengelo?
Purely practical. If you're getting someone in who brings everything anyway, the venue changes little about the programme but a lot about the hassle around it. Especially for children's parties, it helps that nobody has to arrange transport.
Do you need power and water?
Usually power, rarely water. An ordinary socket is enough. If we're setting up outdoors somewhere without a connection, tell us in your enquiry and we'll bring our own supply.
How long does a programme like this last?
A children's party takes an hour and a half to two hours, a team outing two to four hours, and a whole day if there are several parts. Making it longer rarely makes sense, as attention fades by itself at some point.
Tell us about your plans in Borne
Whether you're a company or a private individual, we're happy to think along, with no obligation.