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Community Story: Fun in Faith from Fr. Sjaak de Boer
It gives me great pleasure to launch my new book entitled: Geloven is Humor? Fun in Faith. It is written in both Dutch and English and contains 40 funny stories from 40 years of pastoral ministry, of which 28 in The Hague. ... Fr. Sjaak de Boer has been the Pastor of...
ACCESS Stories May: What Death Teaches About Living Abroad
In ACCESS Stories this month, Deborah Valentine shares insights and experiences around navigating death while living abroad... Suddenly a friend dies, a colleague who is a central part of your working environment. Now many of us are learning at a different speed in a...
Behind The Menu: Birdflower – Rooted in Season, Grown with Heart
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 It was while living in Australia, in a tiny mining town, that Clo Darras met her Dutch...
Community Story: What It Takes to Be a Business Owner
Starting a business is often associated with freedom, flexibility and the opportunity to build something of your own. While all of that can be true, the reality is more complex. Becoming a business owner is not just about having a good idea. It requires commitment,...
May @ Pathé
Spend this May on the edge of your seat with movies full of suspense and action at Pathé. At Pathé, May is all about pure adrenaline and grand entertainment. From intergalactic adventures to ruthless action and gripping horror: this month, you can experience it all on...
Community Story: International School Robotics team creates a bike powered plastic recycler
My name is Sid Ramnathsing, and I have written an article on behalf of my robotics team at the American School of The Hague. It is about our ongoing project that we have been working on, which turns plastic into 3d printing filament for our school...Nestled in the...
Pentimenti – Stephan Vanfleteren among the masters A 21st-century view of 17th-century paintings in the Mauritshuis
Belgian Stephan Vanfleteren (1969), one of the most acclaimed photographers of the moment, has been commissioned by the Mauritshuis to create new work. This will be on display from April 23 in the exhibition Pentimenti – Stephan Vanfleteren among the...
Community Story: The Hague from above
From 130 meters above the city, The Hague unfolds like a living map—orderly, elegant, and quietly full of surprises. Standing by the window, you don’t just look at the city; you hover above it, as if time itself slows down to let you take...
The American Book Center: 50 years of bookselling in The Hague
A few years after ABC first opened its doors in Amsterdam in 1972, founders Mitch Crossfield and Sam Boltansky decided to expand operations to The Hague. They got their hands on a cheap place to rent in the city center, and in 1976 ABC The Hague opened in the...
