Huisboomfeest richt zich op de cyclische tijd in de vooronderstelling daarmee de cultuur te versterken. Wandelen en data verzamelen in het Piushavengebied in Tilburg zijn de uitgangspunten. Wapke Feenstra startte in 2004 met huisboomfeest en belicht de cyclische tijd in de vijf woonwijken (Fatima, Jeruzalem, Hoogvenne, Armhoefse Akkers en Koningshoeven) rondom de haven. De titel huisboomfeest verwijst naar het feit dat het woonwijken zijn met veel groen en rondom het water spelen zich feesten...

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