Dutch Centre for Intangible Cultural Heritage Postbus 649, 6800 AP Arnhem Hoeferlaan 4, 6816 SG Arnhem T +31 (0)26 357 61 13 info@immaterieelerfgoed.nl
The Dutch Centre for Intangible Cultural Heritage is part of Nederlands Openluchtmuseum (Dutch Open Air Museum), therefor the board and advisory board are equal to the ones of the museum.
Drs. Patrick (P.J.G.M.) Timmermans, Managing director Erfgoed Brabant
Review Committee Inventory Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Netherlands
Dr. Hendrik Henrichs (President), Emeritus Professor of Cultural History Utrecht University
Drs. Marieke (M.A.) Brugman, Policy coordinator Dutch UNESCO Commission
Drs. Arjen (A.H.A.G.) Kok, Senior researcher museum sector at Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed
Hanneke (H.) Kramer MA, Independent textile restorer and conservation advisor
Jana Kerremans, Staff member Workshop Intangible Cultural Heritage (Belgium)
Drs. Wim Manuhutu, Historian and specialist in heritage, culture and diversity
Drs. Angelo (A.L.Th.) Tromp, Cultural entrepreneur and fundraiser
Feedback group from intangible cultural heritage communities
Norbert van Berckel, Driekoningen ‘s-Hertogenbosch
Drs. Patrick Cramers, Circuscultuur
Drs. Cor (C.N.) Crans, Cultuur van het pijproken
Boukje van Ettro, Brabantsedag Heeze
Drs. Frans Jansen, Kortebaandraverij Stompwijk
Han Knol, Corso Vollenhove
Hans van Kruchten, Draaksteken Beesel
Fatima Oulad Thami, Hennakunst
Bram Poldervaart MA, Brielse Maskerade
Cees Pronk, Smeden in Andelst
Ir. Lex Roeleveld, Heggenvlechten
Prof. dr. Bernard (B.H.) Stolte, Groningens Ontzet
Karel Willems MSc, Zomercarnaval Rotterdam
Pauline Willemse, Diamantbewerken
Annual Reports
In the menu to the right, under 'Documents', you will find the annual reports of the Dutch Centre for Intangible Cultural Heritage. For the financial accounts we refer to the annual report of the Dutch Open Air Museum.