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Behind the Menu: Macché — The Hague’s Italian Kitchen Where Every Workshop Feels Like Coming Home
Invited by the venue to experience the workshop. The Hague Online retained editorial control, and the views expressed are the writer’s own Ever wanted to make pasta, pizza or focaccia from scratch? Well, its easier than you think. I recently attended a pizza-making...
Community Story: Starting From Scratch: The Quiet Migration No One Talks About
Shilpa is a narratologist, writer and founder of The Bridge HUB. She moved to the Netherlands as an undiagnosed neurodivergent expat and learned the cost of masking firsthand. Now she builds ways across. Affordable Dutch classes. Music lessons for those with...
Community Story: Meet Rik van Wieren, the entrepreneur behind the PillenPopper
For one woman Rik van Wieren met while developing the PillenPopper, getting seven pills out of their packaging was a weekly struggle. Living with severe arthritis, she described spending around fifteen painful, frustrating minutes on the task. During an early test...
Preparing for your Dutch exams in The Hague
Sponsored content: This article is provided by Inburgering.org as a paid contribution to The Hague Online. If you live in The Hague and are preparing for a Dutch exam, start by checking your own requirements. Then try an official practice task and use it to plan your...
Community Story: Life Through Your Lens: The art of seeing the world with intention. Now in Book Form
Vinita Salome is a branding, lifestyle, and travel photographer working with entrepreneurs, creatives, and international professionals. Her sensitive approach to people and places is shaped by her own multicultural background, having lived in India, Japan and the...
Gluren bij de Buren celebrates 20 years and is looking for artists and living rooms
National living room festival kicks off anniversary year on Sunday, January 31, 2027 Anyone walking through any residential neighborhood on Sunday, January 31, 2027, might just stumble upon a concert, theater performance, or other event. The Gluren bij de Buren living...
Behind The Menu: Potato Batata – Where Lebanese Home Cooking Meets the Dutch Aardappel
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 There's a particular kind of idea that only makes sense once someone says it out loud: build...
And Concept Store: Inside the Store Where Slow Living Meets Handmade Treasures
Piet Heinstraat is one of my favourite streets in the city — lovely cafés, restaurants and stores line it, and you could easily spend half a day exploring it all. One of the most charming spaces there is, And Concept Store. Run by Bénédicte Cador-Robinot, originally...
Your Teen Wants a Tattoo or Piercing? What Parents in The Hague Should Know
By Percy, founder of Tat2holics, tattoo and piercing studio in The Hague Almost every week, a parent walks into our studio with a teenager by their side. Some parents are excited. Others are nervous, and a few are quietly hoping we’ll say no. And if you moved to the...
