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Weekend tips: things to do in Haarlem (September 11-13)

Haarlem is hosting a variety of events from September 11-13, including the free Open Monumentendagen, outdoor film screenings, and a silent disco tour. Residents can also attend a singalong concert at Phil Haarlem or visit a vintage market at Maak Park.

Residents and visitors of Haarlem have a variety of activities to choose from during the weekend of September 11-13. The city is participating in the Open Monumentendagen, allowing free public access to historic sites like the City Hall, the Droste chocolate factory, and the North Holland Court. Film enthusiasts can enjoy free outdoor screenings of The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and The Grand Budapest Hotel at designated locations, provided they bring their own seating and supplies. Additional cultural highlights include an interactive singalong concert at Phil Haarlem, a musical silent disco tour through the city center starting at De Schuur, and a vintage market held at Maak Park. The vintage event on Saturday offers opportunities to trade clothes, participate in workshops, and enjoy refreshments. These diverse events cater to a wide range of interests, from history and music to cinema and sustainability, ensuring an active weekend for the local community.

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