TEDxTheHague returns this November with its annual flagship event. The theme this year is Beyond Uncertainty, bringing together speakers, ideas and curious minds to explore how we can navigate an increasingly unpredictable world.
From rapid technological change and geopolitical tension to climate disruption, economic uncertainty and social change, many of the systems we once relied on feel less predictable. Rather than offering easy answers, Beyond Uncertainty asks what happens when we acknowledge that we do not have all the answers and begin looking at uncertainty differently.
Through TEDx talks and shared conversation, the afternoon will explore how we can move beyond fear, paralysis and polarisation towards greater clarity, courage and possibility. The event is also an opportunity to meet others interested in fresh perspectives, meaningful conversations and ideas worth spreading.
The speaker line-up is still to be announced. Doors open at 13:30, with the programme running from 14:00 to 18:00 at the Louwman Museum. Tickets are now available and places are limited.
Date: Saturday 7 November 2026 Time: Doors open 13:30, event 14:00–18:00 Location: Louwman Museum, Leidsestraatweg 57, The Hague Theme: Beyond Uncertainty
Dance Bunch is a dance community founded in The Hague in 2022, and they are launching a new series of Sunday sessions inviting people to explore movement, creativity and physical practice together.
Curated Sunday Practice is open to all levels, from complete beginners to experienced and professional dancers. Rather than working towards a performance or finished result, the two-hour sessions focus on the process itself: exploring movement, developing awareness, using your imagination and discovering your own relationship with physical practice.
Each Sunday features a different invited artist, who shares elements of their own physical practice, research and approach to movement. Participants are encouraged to explore at their own pace, with space for both individual discovery and shared practice.
The sessions are also an opportunity to meet others in The Hague’s dance and movement community in an informal and welcoming setting.
Whether you have never danced before, have some previous experience or work professionally, Curated Sunday Practice offers a chance to step away from everyday routines and spend two hours focusing fully on movement, perception and exploration.
Curated Sunday Practice Organised by Dance Bunch Various Sundays in The Hague Open to all levels
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The Hague Creates brings together artists, makers and other creatives for a city-focused exposition and series of events at Kunstbar in early September. The exposition is open as a free walk-in from 2 to 13 September, with an official opening on Friday 4 September at 19:00.
Featuring almost 50 creative works inspired by The Hague, the exposition includes photography, design, paintings, collages and other work showing how local creators see and interpret the city.
Alongside the exhibition, The Hague Creates offers a varied programme of community events and opportunities to meet other creatives. These include Create & Connect, a dinner surrounded by art, a Spoken Word & Poetry Night, Wine & Talk, and other gatherings at Kunstbar.
The Hague Creators is an informal, open and not-for-profit community bringing together people working across different creative fields in the city.
The exposition itself is free to walk into between 2 and 13 September. Some of the accompanying events are also free, although advance registration may be required and several activities are already filling up or sold out.
Exposition: 2–13 September 2026 Official opening: Friday 4 September, 19:00 Where: Kunstbar, Noordeinde, The Hague Entry: Free walk-in exposition; check individual events for registration
From Friday 28 to Sunday 30 August 2026, Festival TREK returns to the beautiful Westbroekpark, transforming the park into a large open-air restaurant for a weekend of food, drinks, music and entertainment.
Visitors can explore a wide range of food trucks and street food, with everything from sushi and Surinamese dishes to vegetarian options and burgers. There are also several bars, including a cocktail bar, wine bar, Biergarten and Sangria & Bubbels Bar.
Festival TREK is about more than food. Throughout the weekend there will be live music, theatre and performances by emerging artists, alongside nostalgic fairground attractions. As evening falls, the programme continues with funk, soul and dance music.
The festival is free to enter and suitable for all ages.
Newcomers and longer-term international residents are invited to meet, mingle and find practical information at the Feel at Home Event on Monday 28 September.
Organised by The Hague International Centre, the free event brings together local organisations and experts who can answer questions about living in The Hague. Topics include housing, childcare, healthcare, education, taxes, careers, volunteering, language learning and social activities.
Visitors can also meet other internationals, discover local communities and enjoy live music at The Grey Space in the Middle. Admission includes a drink and snacks. Advance registration is required.
Date: Monday 28 September 2026 Time: 17:00–20:00 Location: The Grey Space in the Middle, Paviljoensgracht 20–24, The Hague Admission: Free with advance registration
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Macy Gray has the unique ability to create refreshingly honest music that resonates deeply with listeners. As an R&B/soul singer, songwriter, musician and producer, Gray uses her vibrant voice, her unshakeable command of soul, and her funky presence to fully harness the power of music.
Originally from Canton, Ohio, Gray moved to Los Angeles to study screenwriting at the University of Southern California (USC). While studying, she began writing songs for friends and discovered her own voice when the singer meant to record the demos failed to show up. That defining moment marked the beginning of a legendary career.
Gray broke through in 1999 with her debut album On How Life Is, which went triple platinum and established her as a leading force in R&B and soul. She built a loyal global fanbase, sold more than 25 million albums worldwide, received five Grammy® nominations, won the 2000 Grammy® Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance for her iconic hit I Try, and also received two BRIT Awards.
Now, more than two decades into her career, Gray continues to evolve as a versatile artist. She has collaborated with renowned musicians including Bobby Brown, Ariana Grande and Galactic, and remains a compelling live performer who sells out venues around the world. Her talent extends beyond music: she appeared in Tyler Perry’s Black Reel Award-winning film For Colored Girls, as well as Brotherly Love and Cardboard Boxer, appeared in Netflix’s Fuller House, and made a memorable appearance in Training Day alongside Academy Award winner Denzel Washington.
