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Help The Hague’s International Voices Be Heard – Join Special TV Show for Expats/Internationals
Next month, on March 18, The Hague will hold its municipal elections. Many international residents are eligible to vote in these local elections, yet many are either unaware of their eligibility or unclear about the voting process, how to communicate their specific...
Behind The Menu: Taste and experience the warmth of South Africa at De Oude Tol
Venue provided complimentary food and drinks during Sherika’s visit for this feature. The Hague Online retained editorial control, and the views expressed are the writer’s own De Oude Tol has been successful since the doors opened 2.5 years ago nearby one of the...
Find Your Place to Belong at The British School in the Netherlands (BSN) Open Days in March 2026
We welcome families to our Junior Schools to see learning in action and experience our friendly, supportive community. Whether your child is beginning their school journey (ages 3–5) or joining us in the later primary years (ages 8–10), these events are...
New mural by Hadassah Emmerich in the stairwell of the Kunstmuseum The Hague
The Kunstmuseum Den Haag has invited artist Hadassah Emmerich to create a new mural in one of the museum's monumental stairwells. The mural, "Petals Pulp Papaya Plunge," was designed specifically for this space and envelops the visitor in a lush world of abstracted...
VTH Talks Episode 2: The Student Dilemma: Is Volunteering Really Mandatory?
Volunteer The Hague Talks is proudly powered by Volunteer The Hague, serving as an interactive extension of our commitment to local engagement. Through conversations, we aim to provide clarity, foster mutual respect, and strengthen the bonds that make our city an...
DutchBuzz: February 2026
DutchBuzz is an English radio programme of news, views and interviews that tells you what’s happening in this buzzing city of ours. The international team of presenters and reporters are from many different continents, but view The Hague as their home! Listen...
From classics to goosebumps: the must-see films of February at Pathé
The dark days of February call for comfort, and what could be better than sinking into a plush chair at Pathé, enjoying the latest blockbusters and releases? Whether you're going alone, with friends, or with your significant other: Pathé has you covered in February....
Queer Families: Building Community with other Queer Families in The Randstad
If you are looking for peers from queer families, then look no further. This may be the group for you! Our aim is to offer members in the international community an opportunity to meet and connect with other queer parents, intended-parents (IPs), and/or families...
ACCESS Stories February: When a Simple Journey Goes Wrong
What happens when you lose everything on a Dutch train? In ACCESS Stories this month, international resident Rahul Chanda recounts the moment his bag disappeared, taking with it his passport, residence permit, bank cards and keys. The story follows the practical and...
