In the heart of the Spoorzone you can find the unique industrial building of Hall of Fame, a cultural epicentre in Tilburg with lots to do. This creative sanctuary accommodates various organisations in the fields of culture and the skate scene.

The colourful facade with graffiti and murals, the new creative incubator ‘Hall90’ and the airborne skate café make (re)discovering the completely renovated building a great adventure. Learn how to skateboard in the new Ladybird Skatepark, discover new music, dance your soles off in the remodelled concert hall, jam with your band in one of the three new rehearsal rooms or have a cup of coffee in peace and quiet at the Hall of Fame or in the refurbished wagon of their neighbours ‘Stoom 013’.

What started with a group of idealistic young people (skateboarders, musicians, dancers and artists) in a squatted swimming pool, grew over the past few years into an indispensable concept in the heart of Tilburg: ‘Hall of Fame’. Here, people are committed to culture. There is room for experimentation and talent development. You are allowed to fall and stand up here, because that's how you learn.

Hall of Fame is a place for and by young people, but above all a place where everyone is welcome. The people of Hall of Fame set great store at being that safe and inclusive place for everyone and thus letting volunteers, but certainly visitors too, contribute to all the great things they do there. It is a place where everyone can be 100% themselves.

Headstrong, authentic, a little rebellious, but always going full steam ahead with a lot of passion and fun, that is what the Hall of Fame stands for.

You can find a variety of artworks in and around the Hall of Fame.