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Special banknotes for Haarlem Pride: ‘The world’s first pride money’

Special banknotes for Haarlem Pride: ‘The world’s first pride money’

Royal Joh. Enschedé in Haarlem has produced unique pink banknotes specifically for use during this summer's Haarlem Pride festival. Organizers claim the currency is a world first for a Pride event and expressed great excitement upon receiving the final printed results.

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Pride dominates in Zandvoort, door remains always open for Grand Prix return

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Following the conclusion of the final Formula 1 event in Zandvoort, Mayor David Moolenburgh expressed pride in the positive impact the races had on the town's infrastructure and image. While no further races are scheduled, the municipality remains open to hosting an emergency replacement race if requested within the next three years.

Support for more accessible public spaces

Support for more accessible public spaces

Starting March 1, 2026, the city of Haarlem is offering subsidies to shop owners, restaurants, and social organizations to improve physical accessibility for people with disabilities. Owners can apply for up to €20,000 to fund modifications such as automatic doors, ramps, and accessible toilets, with the program running through 2027.

Silence surrounds Mysteryland: entrepreneurs miss out on income and await news

Silence surrounds Mysteryland: entrepreneurs miss out on income and await news

Local businesses near the Haarlemmermeerse Bos are experiencing a loss in revenue due to the cancellation of the Mysteryland festival this year. While organizers state that a new team is working on updating the festival's concept following rising operational costs, they have yet to provide concrete plans or details regarding its future return.

Shopping during Formula 1: ringing cash registers in menswear, silence in lingerie

Shopping during Formula 1: ringing cash registers in menswear, silence in lingerie

Local businesses in Zandvoort experienced varying levels of success during the final Formula 1 race weekend, with hospitality and souvenir retailers seeing increased sales while other niche shops struggled. Business owners noted that crowd management strategies influenced foot traffic, leading to calls for improved routing to better support local commerce in the future.

Ajax pubs angry at Ziggo for not broadcasting match: "I'm already paying a fortune"

Ajax pubs angry at Ziggo for not broadcasting match: "I'm already paying a fortune"

Owners of Ajax-themed cafes in Amsterdam and Haarlem are upset with Ziggo Sport for not securing the broadcast rights to the upcoming Ajax match against FC Sion. Because the game will only be available via a pay-per-view streaming service, cafe owners face extra costs and technical concerns, leading to frustration regarding the increasing commercialization of football broadcasting.