Once a month, Theater DE VESTE in Delft hosts a classical music concert on Sunday morning at 11.30. Music transcends languages, and therefore these concerts are accessible for internationals. Each concert costs €23,50 with discounted tickets available for €15 for students and youth and €21,50 for people with a Prometheus or Delft/ Rotterdam pass. Each ticket includes a free cup of coffee or tea.
After each of the concerts there is a follow up interview with the performers, however this interview is held in Dutch. During the interview guests can purchase a cheese platter and alcoholic or non-alcoholic cava.
Ragazze Quartet – 18 October 2026
The first concert of the theatrical season was last Sunday with the Ragazze Quartet. This string quartet developed into one of the most fresh and leading voices in classical music with their groundbreaking programmes that often handle socially relevant themes. In this concert they had an intimate conversation between the past and present. The programme started off with Scandinavian folk songs, followed by Jean Sibelius’ Voces Intimae and lastly Antonín Dvořák’s From the New World (Z Nového světa).
Laureaat Concours Cello Biënnale – 15 November 2026
The next concert will host the winner of Cello Biënnale festival, held in Amsterdam on the 29th of October till the 7th of November. This festival has grown since its first edition in 2006 into an internationally leading cello festival. Ever since the beginning theater DE VESTE has offered the winner a stage, and the opportunity to start off a brilliant career. The programme of the concert will be revealed after the winner is announced.
Daniel Rowland, Maja Bogdanovic and Anna Fedorova – 20 December 2026
Three international top musicians will join forces on the 20th of December. British/ Dutch violinist Daniel Rowland, Serbian/French cellist Maja Bogdanovic and Ukrainian/ Dutch pianist Anna Fedorova have each performed in well known venues all over the world such as Royal Concert Hall in Amsterdam, Carnegie Hall in New York, the Royal Albert Hall in London, Théâtre des Champs-Elysées in Paris and Bunka Kaikan in Tokyo. Now together in theater DE VESTE the trio will perform a varied programme including works of Beethoven, Žebeljan, Dvořák and Tchaikovsky.
Berlage Saxophone Quartet & Noa Wildschut – 24 January 2027
The Sunday morning concert on the 24th of January will be the premiere of the Berlage Saxophone Quartet & violinist Noa Wildschut’s ‘De Mens in de Massa’ (the person in the crowd). In this captivating programme the musicians will explore the balance between personal development and blending into the crowd. The tension of which becomes audible in various musical forms, with arrangements by Max Knigge and Peter Vigh. In Maurice Ravel’s ‘Tzigane’ and ‘Blues’ and Darius Milhaud’s ‘Le Boeuf sur le Toit’, the soloist and the quartet merge into a powerful symbol of togetherness, while at other times they stand in stark contrast to each other, as in Arvo Pärt’s ‘Fratres’.
Lidy Blijdorp and Tobias Borsboom – 28 February 2027
Cellist Lidy Blijdorp and pianist Tobias Borsboom form a close-knit duo known for their intense, expressive performances and remarkable musical connection. On the 28th of February, they will bring a varied programme to the stage, combining the vibrant Spanish influences of Manuel de Falla’s ‘Suite Populaire Espagnole’ and Alberto Ginastera’s ‘Pampeana No. 2’ with the rich romanticism of César Franck’s Sonata for Cello and Piano. Together, these works promise a concert full of passion, colour and lyrical beauty.
Nathalia Milstein, Sarah Jégou-Sageman, Paul Zientara, Ella van Poucke – 28 March 2027
Pianist Nathalia Milstein will be joined by three outstanding musicians: cellist Ella van Poucke and French violinists Sarah Jégou-Sageman and Paul Zientara, on the 28th of March. Together, they will explore the richness of chamber music through works by Schubert, Mendelssohn and Dvořák. From Schubert’s youthful String Trio to the lively melodies and Czech folk influences of Dvořák’s Second Piano Quartet, the programme offers a journey through the expressive world of nineteenth-century classical music.
Combattimento Consort – 18 April 2027
To celebrate the 300th anniversary of Antonio Vivaldi’s iconic ‘Le Quattro Stagioni’ (The Four Seasons), the ensemble Combattimento will bring these masterpieces back to life on the 18th of April. Alongside Vivaldi’s famous violin concertos, the musicians will present a reconstruction of an alternative set of Four Seasons by his contemporary Francesco Durante, as well as works featuring the oboe by Vivaldi and Ralph Vaughan Williams. Known for their energetic and passionate performances of Baroque music, Combattimento promises a fresh perspective on these timeless works.
Seven venues, one night and free entry throughout! Halloween XXL takes over the Grote Markt from 21:30, expanding the Boterwaag’s annual Halloween party across the square.
Expect dancefloor favourites at Boterwaag, Americana at Vavoom, electronic music at Zèta, rock at De Zwarte Ruiter, live jazz at September, hip-hop and R&B at Hoender & Hop, and an Italo silent disco at Pizza FM.
From 23:00, the entire Grote Markt is strictly 18+, both indoors and outdoors.
Celebrate St Andrew’s Day 2026 in style at the annual St Andrew’s Charity Ball — an enjoyable evening of formal dining, ceilidh dancing, live music, and fundraising for local and Scottish charities.
Information about recent charity beneficiaries can be found here.
Join us on Saturday 28 November 2026 at the Leonardo Royal Hotel, Den Haag. This elegant and friendly event welcomes everyone — couples, groups of friends and individuals alike. No dance experience or partner is required; our experienced caller will guide you through every dance.
An Evening of Dinner, Dancing and Fundraising
The evening starts with a welcome drink, followed by a three-course dinner with wine, and a lively programme of traditional Scottish country dances led by a talented ceilidh band. Our caller ensures each dance is easy to follow and full of energy. The evening also includes a raffle with proceeds supporting xyzabc, this year’s chosen charity.
Dress code: Black tie or ‘Dress to Impress’. Kilts are always welcome. Tickets: €109 per person (including welcome drink, wine with dinner, live music and dancing)
The American Women’s Club is again hosting a Halloween open house on Saturday October 31 beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the AWC Clubhouse Bisschopstraat 5 2596XH.
So… What Is It That You Actually Do? A practical take on storytelling for entrepreneurs
Profile Studio Business Club is a monthly gathering for small business owners, solopreneurs, and entrepreneurs seeking connection, collaboration, and growth.
Held every second Thursday of the month in a warm and welcoming environment of our photo studio, these meetings are designed to provide a safe and supportive space for individuals to share ideas, get feedback, and build meaningful relationships with like-minded professionals.
Many entrepreneurs do meaningful, high-quality work and still struggle with one simple thing: explaining what they do in a way that people immediately understand.
This November edition of the Profile Studio Business Club is about business storytelling, not as a marketing trick, but as a tool for clarity. When your story is clear, conversations feel easier, your message feels calmer, and people can decide faster whether you are the right fit.
This session is designed for entrepreneurs who don’t want to oversell, overshare, or follow loud marketing formulas. Instead, we’ll focus on how to structure your message so it makes sense to your audience and feels natural to you.
We’ll look at how clarity reduces hesitation, why your client should always be at the center of the story, and how your visuals quietly support or undermine the message you’re sending across LinkedIn, your website, and other touchpoints.
What we’ll cover:
Why good work often goes unchosen when the story is unclear
How to tell what you do without jargon or long explanations
How to position yourself as a guide, not the hero
How visuals reinforce your story before a single word is read
How to repeat your message consistently without feeling boring
This is a focused, thoughtful working session with space for reflection, discussion, and practical refinement.
🎟 Only 8 spots available – Reserve your spot early!
What You’ll Walk Away With:
📝 A clearer way to explain what you do and who it’s for
💡One simplified core story you can reuse across platforms
✨More confidence in repeating your message without overthinking
🤝Practical insight from a small group of fellow entrepreneurs
Who Should Attend?
✔️ Entrepreneurs, coaches, therapists, consultants, and independent practitioners
✔️ Business owners who feel their work is hard to explain
✔️ Professionals who want clarity without hype
✔️ Anyone who wants their message to feel calm, human, and solid
We keep the table intentionally small with 8 seats, so there’s time for real conversation and personal input.
🗓 Date and Time: Nov. 12th, 6.30PM
📍 Location: Profile Studio, Frederikstraat 481, the Hague, the Netherlands
🎟 Only 8 spots available – book early!
You don’t need better words, you need a clearer story. Join us in November and simplify the way you tell your business story.
As business owners, especially those running one-person operations, it’s easy to miss the camaraderie and collaboration of having colleagues. The Profile Studio Business Club bridges that gap, offering a place where you can:
Share and brainstorm ideas, plans, and visuals for your business.
Seek feedback on your projects, services, or events in a friendly and constructive environment.
Build a circle of trusted peers who understand your challenges and celebrate your wins.
Find business friends and collaborators to help you take your ideas to the next level.
Whether you’re refining your brand, launching a new product, or simply looking for a group of like-minded entrepreneurs to connect with, this club offers the perfect opportunity to grow personally and professionally.
Modelo62 hosts a new edition of this festival featuring performances that test, blur and playfully transgress the boundaries of what music can be. The programme encourages the audience and the artists to experience ‘sound’ not merely as a concert, but as a physical, social and shared experience.
When does sound become music? Spend these days at the boundary with us, to explore the threshold between sound and non-sound, between music and everything else.
Sound or Not Festival will take place at various venues:
— Zaal 3, De Constant Rebecqueplein 20A, 2518 RA Den Haag — SoundHouse, De Constant Rebecqueplein 20B, 2518 RA Den Haag — Paleiskerk, Paleisstraat 8, 2514 JA Den Haag — Flora, De Constant Rebecquestraat 55, 2518 RC Den Haag
A limited edition of 50 ‘Passe-partout’ will be available for purchase from Monday 19 October until Tuesday 27 October, or whilst stocks last.
If you get a pass-partout you get access to all the events of the festival. Please note that this passe-partout does not automatically reserve seats. You need to book your seat for each performance in advance; otherwise, we cannot guarantee that your seat will be reserved for the performance.
From Wednesday 28 October, only day passes and event tickets will be available.
