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Toes in the sand! Love House comes to the beach for the first time

Toes in the sand! Love House comes to the beach for the first time

The dance event Love House is moving from clubs to the beach for the first time with its upcoming 'Love House at the Beach' festival. The ten-hour event is scheduled to take place in Zandvoort on Saturday, September 12.

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The municipality of Haarlem has launched the 'Noord aan Zet' initiative, inviting residents and local organizations to submit proposals to improve the Haarlem Noord area. A new category, 'Jong aan Zet', provides a specific budget for projects proposed by individuals aged 16 to 27 to help enhance the neighborhood.

Awesome! This Haarlem local features in the second season of Strijders

Awesome! This Haarlem local features in the second season of Strijders

Veerle, a resident of Haarlem, is participating in the second season of the television show Strijders. In the series, she travels to Bulgaria to undergo intense physical training led by former commandos.

Haarlem's Friso (17) is the fittest teenager in the world

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Seventeen-year-old Friso from Haarlem has been crowned the fittest teenager in the world after winning the CrossFit Games in the United States. Despite facing physical challenges during his youth, he now maintains a rigorous training schedule while studying physiotherapy and aims to eventually break world records in the sport.

Mega Christmas Circus Haarlem gets new producer

Mega Christmas Circus Haarlem gets new producer

The Mega Kerstcircus Haarlem will feature a new producer for its upcoming event. The circus is scheduled to take place at the Burgemeester Reinaldapark from December 18 to January 3.

Tip: Unique art museum at Haarlem station attracts 3,500 visitors in its first year

Tip: Unique art museum at Haarlem station attracts 3,500 visitors in its first year

MUTEK, a unique art museum housed in the former second-class waiting room at Haarlem station, has attracted over 3,500 visitors in its first year. Curated by Robert van Rhijn, the museum showcases a collection of Art Nouveau objects displayed within the station's historic architectural setting.