Category: Features

Feel at Home Winter Magazine is out now

Featuring a 6 month agenda packed with festivals, concerts and sports events and announcing the 2019 Feel at Home Fair on 3 February 2019

ADO Lose at Home to AZ

News, Sports

On Sunday afternoon, ADO Den Haag played at home to AZ Alkmaar. ADO have suffered a bad loss of...

Rijnlands Lyceum Wassenaar Opens International School

Education, Features

In September 2019, the Rijnlands Lyceum Wassenaar will open its doors to international students....

Podcast: How will Brexit impact Brits in the Netherlands?

Features, podcast

Brexit Chaos – do Brits in the Netherlands have a clue what will happen? Brexit is looming. In...

Divorced with kids: 5 permissions you didn’t know you needed

Blogs, Features, Legal Advice

In general, divorced parents have shared custody of their children. Having joint custody means...

EJP November Jazz rundown

Features, Music

My name is Dan Nicholas and I’m a jazz guitarist from New York City. Inspired by the Hague’s rich...

Online Platform Helps Kids Stay Smoke-Free

Children, Health, News

Today, the Heart Foundation, the Dutch Cancer Society and the Long Fund are taking a new step...

ADO Play Out Disappointing Draw at Home to NAC Breda

News, Sports

On a cold Saturday evening, ADO Den Haag played host to NAC Breda, a team that was prior to...

New website for The Hague International Centre

Features, News

This week The Hague International Centre launched a new website:...

The Funniest of Things Happen to Internationals in the Netherlands

Features, podcast

Stressed at the supermarket, freaking out on the bus or wishing a big hole would appear in the...

Video: 2nd edition of the Walk of Hope The Hague 2018 – ‘Oneness of Humanity’

Community, Features

On the 21 September more than 1,500 students participated in the Walk of Hope The Hague 2018 with...

At the Mauritshuis: Dutch Masters from British Manors

Features

Until early January 2019, the Mauritshuis Museum exhibits a selection of Dutch Golden Age...

Leiden schools happy with mega-investment of 75 million euros in education

Children, Community, Education, News

Schools in Leiden are very pleased with the 75 million euros that the municipality of Leiden is...

Sportcampus The Hague featured in shots for Invictus Games Sydney

News, Sports

On the Sport Campus in The Hague on Monday morning, recordings were made for a promotional film...

Mahatma Gandhi commemorative stamps released at the Peace Palace launching Gandhi@150 celebrations

Community, Education, Features

On Tuesday morning in front of the iconic Peace Palace, special commemorative stamps marking the...

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Arts and Culture Foundation Den Hoorn

The new course season of the Art and Culture Foundation Den Hoorn will start on 3 September.

Today

Ai Weiwei: Relating to Refugees

Two rooms of the Humanity House are covered with thousands of iPhone photos that artist and activist Ai Weiwei made in refugee camps in Germany, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, Gaza and Kenya.

Today

Meet and Greet Influencers at COMM

From 6 October, young people and their parents, for 16 weeks, can meet with popular influencers every weekend and learn from them.

Today

Maurithuis Exhibition of Dutch Masters from British Country Houses

Mauritshuis Den Haag

Starting 11th October 2018, the Mauritshuis is organising an exhibition on 17th-century Dutch paintings with an English origin.

Today

Willem van Oranje Exhibition @ Delft

When The Uprising (1568-1648) is in full swing, Prince William of Orange flees in 1572 to the safe walled-in Delft to stay out of the hands of the Spaniards.

Today

’Praising Geometrical Abstraction’ by Gregory Dubus

De Zonnestraal

Grégory Dubus is a French man living in The Hague working for an international company and who has also been an artist for more than 25 years during his spare time.

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