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Amsterdam judge blocks apartment rentals following HOA dispute: ‘Tourists have a different rhythm of life than permanent residents’

Amsterdam judge blocks apartment rentals following HOA dispute: ‘Tourists have a different rhythm of life than permanent residents’

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Remembering loved ones on the evening of lights

Remembering loved ones on the evening of lights

Haarlem is organizing two evening memorial events at Akendam and Kleverlaan cemeteries this October to honor deceased loved ones. Attendees can experience a peaceful atmosphere with music and light, and are welcome to submit names of the departed to be read aloud during the gatherings.

We said 'fuck Brescia' and got a heartfelt 'fuck Feyenoord' back

We said 'fuck Brescia' and got a heartfelt 'fuck Feyenoord' back

Cables for mega ADE party will already be hanging from the roof when Ajax plays Atalanta

Cables for mega ADE party will already be hanging from the roof when Ajax plays Atalanta

Organizers of the Amsterdam Music Festival are undertaking a record-breaking, rapid construction process at the Johan Cruijff Arena to accommodate both an Ajax football match and the festival this week. Technicians are using pre-rigging techniques in the stadium roof to ensure the complex production can be assembled in time for the event on Saturday.

Knockout Champs: will this Haarlem resident have the competition rolling on the floor with laughter?

Knockout Champs: will this Haarlem resident have the competition rolling on the floor with laughter?

Haarlem content creator Amber Dokter is joining the cast of the second season of the comedy show Knockout Champs. The competition tasks participants with making their rivals laugh while maintaining their own composure through various roasting and improvisational challenges.

Amsterdam churches want to house refugees, but finding space is a challenge: ‘It’s already packed’

Amsterdam churches want to house refugees, but finding space is a challenge: ‘It’s already packed’

The Council of Churches in the Netherlands has launched an initiative to host status holders in church-owned buildings for three-month periods. However, many Amsterdam congregations are struggling to participate due to a severe lack of available space and suitable facilities within the crowded city.