Joe Eagan Comedy Productions brings stand-up comedians to The Hague, guesting Branoul approximately 10 times per year with shows entirely in ENGLISH. Always a fun mix of pro headliner comics, local talents, stars of tomorrow and stars of yesterday. Note: Each show has approx 3-4 different comedians and a lovely MC host from Canada, Ireland or the UK guiding you through the evening. The line-up per show is published on our Facebook events page.
Good News Alert!!! Branoul now runs the eatery next door! Enjoy drinks and a pre-show dinner in a lovely setting – veggie or black angus beef burger plate with onions, bacon, cheese, pickles, tomato & their very own scrumptious homemade buns. Open from 17.30. Reserve a table via: bistro@branoul.nl
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–>You can book 1-3 Comedians to perform Stand-up Comedy for 25 – 60 minutes. Or a Quizmaster for a Quiz & Games lasting 1 – 2.5 hours as you compete in teams against colleagues & friends to win prizes.
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Our history and motto: Established in Nov of 2015, The Hague English Comedy Nights has called the lovely Branoul Theatre its home from day one. The shows are all about enjoying great stand-up comedy in English in a lovely setting great for meeting expats and internationally-minded social Dutch natives! Who knows what’ll happen! Each show has a fun mix of at least one pro headline comedian flown in with support acts made up of stars of tomorrow, semi-pros, rookies & stars of yesterday 🙂 + an MC host guiding you through the evening from Canada, Ireland or the UK!
On Sunday 5 July, Stichting DRAMTUNE and Stichting I’M Binck will once again host a special afternoon in the Binckhorst. This edition takes place at De Besturing, Saturnusstraat 89-91, 2516 AG The Hague, a bold and artistic venue on the quay in the heart of the Binckhorst industrial area.
For this edition of Binck’s Garden Sessions, taking place on Sunday afternoon from 15:00 to 18:30, the organisers have invited Klezmagic, a fantastic eight-piece band from Amsterdam. The band will perform a lively mix of Klezmer, Balkan and Roma-inspired music.
For a contribution of €25, visitors can enjoy two 45-minute sets by Klezmagic, including a plate of delicious pasta after the performance, at around 18:00.
The pasta sauce will be made with peeled tomatoes from Salerno, fresh red garlic from Sicily, olive oil from Bolsena in Italy, and fresh basil. Grated Parmesan cheese and spicy peperoncino oil will also be available.
Drinks can be purchased at the bar at De Besturing.
Even AI agrees that trees and plants demonstrably make us calmer thanks to a combination of psychological and biological mechanisms. They lower the stress hormone cortisol, reduce heart rate, and stimulate the nervous system associated with relaxation.
And naturally, countless studies have been conducted on this from various angles and by skilled people too.
And that is why an extra focus on nature seems so important in these times. We hurried, stressed, and busy people could really use the stillness it brings.
In this exhibition, you will encounter very diverse work by four female artists who approach and use this theme in their own unique way. Immerse yourself in these images created with care through photography, film, anthotype prints, collages of vintage paper, slowly changing objects, and sculptures. And who knows, you might emerge a changed person.
Represented artists: Sabine Rovers, Esther Hoogendijk, Danièle Knirim, Laura Spichtig en Isabelle Backer
Museum Quarter The Hague – Start your visit at the central festival location on Lange Voorhout
Come and enjoy an afternoon of culture!
During Kunstsnacks on Sunday, 21 June, you can discover just how varied Museum Quarter The Hague is. Be surprised by cabaret performers, admire special works of art, or get creative yourself. Throughout the afternoon, there will be bite-sized activities at 13 cultural hotspots, all within walking distance of each other.
More information about the programme can be found here:
Whatdo Vincent van Gogh, The Rolling Stones, and Marit Bouwmeester have in common? They are becoming part of the Walk of Fame. Scheveningen has countless stories. Stories of fishermen, rescuers, artists, athletes, entrepreneurs, and other remarkable peoplewho have given this coastal town character. Stories from the past and present. From June 19 to September 14, the Walk of Fame can be viewed, featuring tributes to cabaret artist Karel de Rooij, musical star April Darby, and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, among others.
Scheveningen is known for its sea, beach, and boulevard, but above all for the people who live, work, and have made history there. With the Walk of Fame, these stories are given a visible place in the public space. The route consists of eight specially designed “tjoenkelaars” (a type of tumbling board) where visitors are introduced to individuals who symbolize courage, talent, entrepreneurship, culture, sport, and perseverance. In doing so, not only is the past made visible, but visitors are also invited to reflect on the rich history and identity of Scheveningen.
Musical star to seaweed farmer The Walk of Fame features the founder of the seaside resort Jacob Pronk, the Scheveningen girl Anna van de Toorn, painter Vincent van Gogh, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, legendary The Rolling Stones, cabaret artist Karel de Rooij, variety artist Josephine Baker, musical star April Darby, plastic soup surfer Merijn Tinga, Olympic sailor Marit Bouwmeester, surfer Robby Naish, and seaweed farmer Paul Einerhand. The stories are written in an accessible style by Caroline Ludwig (Tekstlab) in both Dutch and English and are supported by visual material. The design was provided by Studio Duel.
Walk of Fame Scheveningen
Dates: June 19 to September 14, 2026
Location: Scheveningen Boulevard
Admission: free
The Walk of Fame is an initiative of Buitengewoon Scheveningen and partners, and shows that behind every wave, every stone, and every street in Scheveningen lies a story.
Enter a living and contemporary cultural field with the joint exhibition by Tibetan artist Ngoshi Choedon and Dutch artist Peter George. Opening Friday 26 June from 18:00 to 20:30, the exhibition takes place across two neighbouring spaces, NGO DEI Gallery and Atelier Peter George d’Angelino Tap, in a shared cross-cultural dialogue.
We are very pleased to welcome Ngoshi, who will be travelling from Dharamsala, India, especially for the occasion, to present her intricate paper collages. In her works: A Quiet Negotiation, she engages with traditional Tibetan garments, reflecting on Tibetan identity, memory and cultural heritage through the lived experience of exile and Tibetan diaspora in India. Meanwhile, Peter George presents a new series of sartorial statues: Filamentary Residues, five body-based soft sculptures inspired by the five elements in the Tibetan conceptual framework: earth, water, fire, air and space.
Bringing together the two practices, the exhibition constructs a dynamic field of dialogue between cultural continuance and systemic transformation, where clothing is considered as a constantly evolving cultural language, comprising craft traditions, clothing systems, and everyday practices. Here, garments are approached as worn structures of knowledge, carrying historical persistence while remaining open to ongoing reinterpretation across cultural, material, and temporal contexts.
This exhibition was also made possible by Stroom Den Haag and realised in cooperation with the International Campaign for Tibet, in celebration of the 91st birthday of the Dalai Lama on 6 July 2026.
OPENING EVENT 26 June 2026 | 18:00-20:30 | Free Entrance
VENUE 我地 NGO DEI & Atelier Peter George d’Angelino Tap | Westeinde 25 & 29, The Hague, Netherlands.
EXHIBITION PERIOD 26 June – 12 July 2026 | €3,00 Entrance
