 | Kingstreet Magazine appointed new media partner of the Ondernemersgala The HagueAs a new media partner, Kingstreet connects entrepreneurs from diverse sectors and cultures during one of the most festive evenings of The Hague business life. The Entrepreneurs' Gala will take place on Saturday 28 March 2026 and will be held for the 19th time in the Atrium of the City Hall Den... Read more |
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 | Raymond Soerodikromo's favourites1. Favourite restaurant Portfolio The atmosphere is special, the cuisine is of a high standard and the wine and food pairings are spot on. With a sommelier and host who combine knowledge and passion, every visit is special. Each dish tells its own story, accompanied by natural and biodynamic wines that... Read more |
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 | Everyone wants a pre-loved item from My Lima Lima“Good afternoon, nice to see you. Have you heard of My Lima Lima yet?” We have barely crossed the threshold when we are greeted by an elderly, impeccably dressed lady who calls herself a ‘topper’. “There are more toppers here,… Read more |
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 | Haagse Parels Nelis Company and Yespers: Winners 2025Whistling at work, but not at the girls In the Schilderswijk neighbourhood, Grandpa Nelis stood high on his ladder – he was cleaning the windows and singing opera classics. He also had a heart for the neighbourhood, where he started training disadvantaged young people in... Read more |
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 | New international health centre We Care on Lange VoorhoutWhen Mayla Badloe started her first year of medical school, she felt like ‘a monkey out of the cage’. Having grown up in Suriname, she was confronted with a world she barely knew. Amsterdam, with all its possibilities and temptations, was overwhelming. “I went out night after night...' 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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 | Unknown University - pioneers in the unknownNaomi Blöser was seventeen and knew one thing for sure: ‘I don't want to study.’ She grew up in Germany and started her first business at the age of fifteen. She had no interest in lectures or books on subjects that were far removed from practical life and couldn't help her with her... Read more |
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 | Connecting the Netherlands and Africa“Doing business on the African continent is a long-term commitment,” says managing director Núria Vlonk-Cunha Soares, who herself has an international background: born in Guinea-Bissau and raised in Portugal and the Netherlands. “But Africa is also a growing market, rich in raw materials and opportunities, and Dutch knowledge and innovation play a meaningful role... Read more |
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 | KiCo – cross-pollination in a kitchen community“That was wonderful,” says Samer in KiCo’s office in De Titaan. “At the same time, it taught us about the many intermediaries in the value chain, about the enormous waste – forty per cent of the food produced worldwide is thrown away – and the gradual disappearance of nutritional value... Read more |
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 | Kasteel de Wittenburg is livelier than ever“The façade bears the date 1899, but it wasn't actually completed until 1901,” he explains in the conservatory overlooking the water feature at Wassenaar Castle. “When I first came to work here as a student, it was a private gentlemen's club. Now we're working on... Read more |
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