Accessibility
We are aware that we are learning how to make the festival accessible. We are growing towards that every year. Ultimately, we want Noorderzon to be accessible to everyone. To achieve this, we are looking at how we can make the festival even more accessible and we are advised by, for example, the Reading & Writing Foundation and Clubhouse for the Deaf Groningen/Deaf-friendly Groningen.
As the festival approaches, we will update this page with new details. Do you have any questions or suggestions in the meantime? Send an email to info@noorderzon.nl
Programme
All our performances are listed on the programme page, here you can filter by Accessibility. Below you will find an overview of our accessibility options for performances in the Noorderplantsoen and in Downtown Groningen. Performances that are accessible to the deaf and hard of hearing, that are wheelchair accessible, or accessible to all ages, can be recognised by the icons below.
If a show doesn't have one of these icons, we'll mark it as 'This show may be restricted'. You can always contact us for more information via tickets@noorderzon.nl
Language no problem
Performances with this designation are easy to follow, regardless of which language is spoken. This is more about the music, the game and what you get to see.
Found suitable for the hearing impaired by the test panel of the Clubhouse for the Deaf (Groningen).
The space for wheelchairs that we have for each performance is limited. For more information, please contact us via tickets@noorderzon.nl.
The main programme of Noorderzon is largely intended for (young) adults. Performances with this icon are also suitable for families with children between 6 and 12 years old.
Parking for disabled persons
There is also a parking space on the edge of the park, equipped for disabled persons. The parking space is located on the Nieuwe Boteringestraat. You can see the exact location on the Noorderplantsoen map as soon as we've posted a new one prior to the festival.
Accompaniment
Are you taking a supervisor or interpreter to a performance? Send us an email and we'll be happy to discuss it!