Sunday afternoon, 29 November 2020
This event is fully booked and we have opened a waiting list. Please register through the below registration button if you want to join us, we may add an extra session (1pm – 3pm) if there is enough interest!
With Christmas and ‘Sinterklaas’ just around the corner, Dutchlink is excited to invite you for a family event on Sunday 29 November 2020.
Marieke van Zutphen, author of the just launched Dutch-Australian children’s book Jack & Lev, will take us on a short walk into the magical world of Sydney. She will also give us exciting insights into the secrets of writing.
The walk will start and finish at Luna park, after a short sensational story about the origin of this theme park, Marieke will introduce us to the secrets of a worldwide treasure hunt. The walk will continue to Wendy’s Secret Garden where the author will read from her thrilling adventure book. There will also be an opportunity to get your hands on a signed copy.
Don’t hesitate and register now for this family event! Everyone is welcome, although it is aimed for a younger audience, (6-12) and their parents. The presentation will be held in English.
Sunday 29 November 2020
3pm – Welcome
5pm – Back @ Luna Park
Members: Free
Non-Members: $ 10 upon arrival (kids are free)
Become a Dutchlink Member for life for only $30
Luna Park Sydney
1 Olympic Dr
Milsons Point
Marieke van Zutphen has been writing for children and young people for 20 years. Her love for writing began as editor-in-chief for the children magazine’s Okki, Jippo en Sesamstraat Magazine. With Studio TokTok, concept & creation for kids, she has created successful concepts for publishers and organizations such as Dutch Railways, ANWB and Brand Loyalty.
Jack & Lev – De terugkeer van de Schaduwheer; written by Marieke and co-author Patricia de Leuw, is the first part of a magical series for children from 8 to 12 years old. The book is available in the Netherlands and Australia.
Marieke is a passionate musician as well. As a saxophonist she toured with bands through Europe and played at major festivals such as the Zwarte Cross. In Sydney she plays in “Hollandse Nieuwe“: a brand new band that plays hits from Dutch soil.
Important information
– Under the current COVID-19 guidelines we are allowed to welcome maximum 30 people to this event. We will follow the news closely and adjust the numbers as required.
– Dutchlink will not accept any liabilities for accidents of injuries during the event.
– If you have registered but feel unwell, or in contact with COVID-19 in the past 14 days, or cannot join anymore please let us know as soon as possible.
