P&S Collective hosts an afternoon of Indian folk art, chai and creative reuse at De Kust Studio in The Hague on Saturday 28 November.
The workshop introduces Gond art, a tradition from central India known for intricate patterns and imagery inspired by animals and nature. No previous art experience is needed.
Participants can paint supplied cork coasters and small tea trays, with time to learn about the art form and develop their own work. You are also welcome to bring a small object from home, such as a tea box or tray, to give it a new look.
P&S Collective is a community art initiative exploring Indian folk art traditions through upcycling and shared creative experiences.
Date: Saturday 28 November 2026 Time: 13:30–16:30 Venue: De Kust Studio, The Hague Organiser: P&S Collective.
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The Hague blues-roots trio Jimding plays an afternoon set at Nalu Maika’i Surf Bar on the Scheveningen Pier on Sunday 22 November.
Jim Wake leads on vocals, guitar and blues harmonica, joined by Nico Hart on bass and John den Exter on percussion.
Their repertoire combines original songs about love, loss and the absurdities of everyday life with their own interpretations of blues, rock and roots classics. Expect influences including Muddy Waters, T-Bone Walker, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles.
Date: Sunday 22 November 2026 Time: 15:30–17:30 Venue: Nalu Maika’i Surf Bar, De Pier, Strandweg 150, Scheveningen, The Hague.
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The Hague chamber choir YOIK brings a programme inspired by the Northern Lights to the Lutherse Kerk and Duitse Kerk on two Sunday afternoons in November.
Conducted by Raoul Boesten, Aurora draws on music from Iceland, Scandinavia and the Baltic region. The repertoire ranges from the ancient Hymn to Nikkal to Hans Zimmer’s Aurora.
The choir prepared for the project during a visit to Iceland’s Westfjords, where the singers rehearsed and experienced the Northern Lights. For this tenth YOIK project, former and prospective members join the choir, expanding it from around 30 to more than 50 voices.
Sophie Zaaijer plays the nyckelharpa, a traditional Swedish keyed string instrument, and Fieke van den Hurk plays the hurdy-gurdy.
Sunday 22 November: 15:15, Lutherse Kerk, Lutherse Burgwal 7–9, The Hague. Sunday 29 November: 15:15, Duitse Kerk, Bleijenburg 3B, The Hague.
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The British Club of The Hague welcomes everyone to its Winter Fair on Friday 20 November, raising funds for Voedselbank Leidschendam-Voorburg, the local food bank.
Browse gifts, home accessories and handmade items from club members and local artisans. There will also be homemade cakes and bakes to take home or enjoy in the Winter Café, where coffee and tea are free.
The fair includes a Bottle Tombola, with a prize for every ticket, and a Gold Star Raffle.
The club has an international membership and a long tradition of choosing a good cause to support each year.
Date: Friday 20 November 2026 Time: 10:30–13:00 Venue: Pastoral Centre, The Hague. Entrance at Helenastraat 8, near Koningin Marialaan.
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The Hague Justice Week takes place from 16 to 20 November 2026, bringing together organisations, professionals, students and the wider public to explore peace and justice through law.
Inspired by the International Court of Justice’s 80th anniversary, the programme looks at the future of international cooperation. Talks, discussions, cultural activities and networking take place across multiple venues and online.
Most activities are in English. Registration, access arrangements and online participation vary by event, so use the full programme to choose a session and book where required.
The week is an initiative of the Municipality of The Hague and The Hague Humanity Hub, working with partner organisations.
Dates: 16–20 November 2026 Location: Various venues in The Hague and online
American comedian Pat Moore brings his English-language stand-up show The American Apology Tour to O’Casey’s in The Hague on Sunday 15 November.
Now based in Berlin, Moore draws on life between cultures, relationships and the experience of starting again in another country. The show is personal comedy about navigating unfamiliar surroundings and the things that get lost along the way.
Before moving into comedy, Moore spent five years working as a commercial salmon fisherman in Alaska. His previous solo show toured 28 European cities.
Date: Sunday 15 November 2026 Time: Doors 19:00; show 19:30 Venue: O’Casey’s Irish Pub & Restaurant, The Hague Language: English Tickets: €12–€16
