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Behind The Menu: The Hague Has a New Café – and It Wants to Know Your Story
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 Legendary chef and writer Anthony Bourdain once said, "You learn a lot about someone when...
New street art murals brighten up Stamkartstraat in Laak
Stamkartstraat, near The Hague University of Applied Sciences, has recently been brightened up with a series of new street art murals. The artworks were officially unveiled recently in the presence of district alderman Mariëlle Vavier, local residents and others...
Community Story: Enough is enough, the war in the Middle East needs to stop!
The following community story has been submitted by Kees Hulsman, director Stichting Arab-West Foundation, Head of the Anna Lindh Foundation in the Netherlands. The October War of 1973 between Israel, Egypt, and Syria made me want to support Israel as a volunteer on a...
A guide to De Haagse Markt: One of Europe’s largest markets
One of the largest open-air markets in Europe, De Haagse Markt sits on Herman Costerstraat with more than 500 permanent stalls stretching across 450 metres and three wide walkways. On Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 9am to 5pm, roughly 35,000 people...
June @ Pathé
June promises to be a month full of variety at Pathé, with films and events for every film lover. Journey to Eternia in the grand live-action adventure Masters of the Universe , laugh along with the return of the iconic Wayans family in Scary Movie , where no horror...
Community Story: The Hague Student Wins International Sustainability Award for Film on Wetlands
A student from The Hague has received international recognition for raising awareness about one of the world’s most overlooked environmental ecosystems: wetlands and peatlands. Anay Pradhan, a student at The International School of The Hague (ISH), recently won 2nd...
Behind The Menu: The Worlds Tiniest Chef is now in The Hague
How would you like to enjoy a meal created by the world's smallest chef? At just 6cm tall, according to legend, he was born in April 2015 in Marseille, France. Le Petit Chef is a fully immersive 3D dining experience where a tiny, animated chef is projected directly...
Twenty Four The Hague launches third print edition at Kunstbar
A fresh independent publication is featuring local creative stories in The Hague. Twenty Four The Hague recently celebrated the launch of its third print volume with a pop-up event at Kunstbar, bringing together local community creatives. The third edition of the zine...
Ten years of Voorlinden:dreams, ambitions and a swimming pool full of art
In 2026, Voorlinden in Wassenaar celebrates its tenth anniversary. In that short time, the museum has grown into a beloved destination for modern and contemporary art, architecture and nature. The milestone will be marked with an impressively large anniversary...
