Weekend Special (28 – 30 April 2017)

Here’s a summary of highlighted events for the upcoming  weekend in The Hague and surrounds.  Click on the links for more details. Please check the websites of the organisers for the most up to date information and any last minute changes. Have a great weekend


Emma Ruth Rundle @ Paard (Sunday 3o April)

Emma Ruth Rundle @ Paard @ Paard

American singer-songwriter Emma Ruth Rundle swings between ambient, folk and post-rock. With a powerful voice and dark, but warm songs, the Los Angeles-based artist creates a unique and ethereal feel. On her latest and third album Marked for Death, she proves once again how she is able to let her voice and instruments melt together to wide, enchanting soundscapes.

 

 


The Hague Freedom Weeks  (28 – 30  April)

The Hague Freedom Weeks @ Various locations

In the weeks leading up to the Liberation Festival on 5 May, The Hague will be filled with the spirit of freedom. The city will be organising some 50 activities during The Hague Freedom Weeks from 18 April to 5 May.

A large number of Hague organisations, including the Humanity House and ProDemos, will be joining forces to provide an interesting programme during the Freedom Weeks. Activities will be organised around the themes of liberty, peace, justice, democracy and the rule of law.


The Hague City Walk  (Saturday  29  April)

THE HAGUE CITY WALK @ Atrium-City Hall, The Hague

On Saturday 29 april 2017 the first edition of The Hague City Walk takes place!

The Hague, international city of peace and justice. Our government city, the city where our royal family feels at home since centuries. A city with 11 kilometres of beach. A green city with many parks and forests. How well do you know this beautiful city behind the dunes? Discover multi-faceted The Hague during this walking event.

The Hague City Walk is not just another walking event. The route will take you, besides all famous spots you should have seen once in your life, to places you have never been before. Hidden locations in The Hague that even locals might not know exist. A unique walking event along beach (25 km route), culture and nature. A you ready to discover the secrets of The Hague?

You need to register in order to participate. There are two distances: 10 and 25 km. You’ll start between 8.00 a.m. and 11.00 a.m. from the Atrium in The Hague City Hall.

The magnificent Japanese Garden is the crown jewel of Clingendael Park, with beautiful and rare trees and plants. The garden is extremely fragile. That is why the Japanese Garden is open only 8 weeks in the year.

Due to its fragility, the Japanese Garden can be visited only during a short period of the year. It is open a few weeks in the spring and in the autumn.

The garden will be open from Saturday, 29 April to Sunday, 11 June.

Given the garden’s fragility, it is not possible to visit it with strollers or baby carriages and electric mobility devices. The garden has only limited access to people in a wheelchair. A separate entrance is available for wheelchairs with a special shorter route through the garden. In addition it is also prohibited to enter the garden with dogs. If the garden has too many visitors, you may have to wait outside before you are allowed in. The fragility of the plants means there is a limit on the number of visitors allowed at a given time.


Kingsfair   (until 30 April)

As a tradition, around King’s Day, there is always a  fairs on the Malieveld, the Lange Vijverberg, the Buitenhof and the Frederik Hendriklaan.

The fair on the Malieveld runs from 19 April to 30 April.  For times go to  website.


Ongoing events & exhibitions:


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