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Museum van de Geest in Haarlem wins Participation Prize for employers

Museum van de Geest in Haarlem wins Participation Prize for employers

Museum van de Geest in Haarlem has received the Participatieprijs for its outstanding commitment to inclusive employment practices in the South Kennemerland region. The museum was recognized for successfully integrating a diverse staff, including volunteers and individuals from various social support programs, into its daily operations.

Amsterdam allocates over half a million euros again to support sports clubs

Amsterdam allocates over half a million euros again to support sports clubs

The Amsterdam city council is allocating 525,000 euros in subsidies to support local sports clubs facing challenges like volunteer shortages and rising costs. This funding, continuing a program started in 2023, allows clubs to hire professional staff and strengthen their organizational capacity to ensure a more sustainable future.

Station Zuid prepares for 250,000 daily passengers with new Brittenpassage: a source of light, air, and spaciousness

Station Zuid prepares for 250,000 daily passengers with new Brittenpassage: a source of light, air, and spaciousness

Amsterdam South Station is opening the new Brittenpassage this Sunday to better accommodate an expected 250,000 daily travelers. The new, spacious corridor replaces the aging Minervapassage, which will be closed for extensive renovations.

Ajax revelation Abdellah Ouazane (17) is on fire: ‘I took off my Feyenoord shirt in the car and put on the Ajax one’

Ajax revelation Abdellah Ouazane (17) is on fire: ‘I took off my Feyenoord shirt in the car and put on the Ajax one’

Seventeen-year-old Ajax talent Abdellah Ouazane has emerged as a promising player for the club after trials at both Ajax and Feyenoord a decade ago. Now a recognized figure at the Toekomst training complex, he is embracing his rising profile while connecting with young supporters.

Pick up this book for free at Haarlem libraries (and you can keep it)

Pick up this book for free at Haarlem libraries (and you can keep it)

During the month of November, Haarlem libraries are participating in the national campaign Heel Nederland Leest by giving away free copies of Herman Koch's novel Het diner. Anyone can claim a copy regardless of library membership, while supplies last, and author Hanna Bervoets will visit the city's central library for an event on November 29.