 | World travel without flyingNancy Zomer-Carolus occasionally goes undercover to talk to schoolchildren. She doesn't need a long mackintosh and a baseball cap - the pupils rarely know she is the director of the Museon-Omniversum. She then casually asks for opinions, whether the pupils also have opinions in their free... Read more |
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 | Forbidden places through the lens of photographer DaanoeBelow the grate is the sewer. pitch black. A torch, glistening water. Photographer Daan Oude Elferink (b. 1978) - Daanoe - begins the descent. He wears a waterproof suit, but that doesn't change the smell. Breathe as little as possible. He has to keep going, until his knees... Read more |
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 | Appreciating art, making friendsIn the heart of the city stands the Mauritshuis. Internationally renowned for its top-notch collection, but for a group of internationals, it is more than just a museum. Over the past decade, it has become a cultural home away from home for the International... Read more |
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 | Discover stories in the world’s oldest book museumOnce upon a time, there was a house. Perhaps it would be better to say half a palace. In it lived Willem Hendrik Jacob baron van Westreenen van Tiellandt. He was an eccentric, a loner who loved dogs more than people, and so it surprised some that he kept his... Read more |
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 | Margot van Huijkelom conquers Paris with ode to female artistsIt really hasn't escaped Margot van Huijkelom's notice: interest in female artists has grown in recent years. The Hague alone has several exhibitions dedicated to female talent in 2026, such as ‘Ongekend Talent’ (Kunstmuseum), ‘Barbara van Houten’ (De Mesdag Collection) and ‘Letizia Battaglia’ (Fotomuseum). “The art directors realise... Read more |
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 | Kingstreet Magazine and Art The Hague celebrate an artistic collaboration"A lot is happening in this city when it comes to art," says organiser Axel Lemmens. "Through this collaboration with Kingstreet Magazine, we can reach new art lovers. Moreover, for many, a fair is more accessible than just walking into a gallery." During lunch, Kingstreet's international guests will be... Read more |
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 | De Galerie Den Haag breaking barriers in artAn interview with Coen van den Oever about De Galerie Den Haag is actually a conversation about his life. He shows a video loop on a screen in the gallery with images from the past thirty years. We see old posters, cards and pavement signs. But also... Read more |
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 | Amare - village square with international flairThe large windows in Leontien Wiering's office offer a view of Spuiplein. The director of Amare has a background in dance, which she practised at a high level, but when she admitted to herself that she would not reach the top, she decided to do what always came naturally to her: organising... Read more |
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 | 5x Autumn holiday tips with kids1. Amare On Spuiplein you will find Amare, the home of the Residentie Orkest, Nederlands Dans Theater and the Royal Conservatoire. A cultural house that moves day in, day out, with concerts, dance and open programmes in the central hall. In the autumn holidays, Amare closes... Read more |
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 | A bit topsy-turvy at De PlesmanThere are four swimmers standing on the edge of the pool. All in the same pose, in the same tight swimming costume, with a pink ball in front of their faces. As if cloned, or drilled by an unrelenting choreographer, they look so much alike. In synchronised swimming... Read more |
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