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Weekend tips: things to do in Haarlem (September 18-20)

Weekend tips: things to do in Haarlem (September 18-20)

The city of Haarlem is hosting various events from September 18-20, including the Haarlems Oktoberfest, theater performances, and a vintage clothing market. Residents can also explore local history through guided museum tours or attend a seasonal club night at Patronaat.

Residents and visitors in Haarlem have a variety of events to choose from during the weekend of September 18-20. The festivities begin with the Haarlems Oktoberfest on Saturday, which brings traditional German beer and food to the city, alongside a performance of Het Debuut at the Schuur, showcasing works from three emerging theater makers on Friday and Saturday. For those interested in local culture, the Verwey Museum is offering guided tours throughout the weekend that explore 1,000 years of Haarlem's history.

Outdoor and entertainment options remain plentiful as the summer season concludes. Skatepark Haarlem will host a vintage and clothing market on Sunday, providing an opportunity for residents to update their wardrobes. Additionally, club Patronaat is launching its new nightlife season with an event on Saturday featuring live music across two stages. Tickets for these activities are currently available through the respective organizers, with various price points offered for the diverse range of cultural and social gatherings taking place across the city.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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