The ten-day 'Vredesweek Haarlem' has begun, focusing on themes of connection, dialogue, and mutual respect within the local community. Through various debates, activities, and discussions, organizers aim to explore how residents can foster peace and embrace their differences.
A 'Wind Phone' has been installed in a hermit's hut at the Elswout estate in Overveen to help people cope with grief by symbolically talking to deceased loved ones. Initiated by Haarlem resident Trudy Satink in collaboration with Staatsbosbeheer, the non-functional phone provides a quiet space for visitors to process their emotions.
Burendag 2026 will take place on Saturday, September 26, to encourage neighbors to connect and build stronger community ties. Various activities are being organized throughout Haarlem to celebrate the occasion.
This weekend, from September 18 to 20, various activities and events are scheduled to take place in Haarlem. These tips offer residents and visitors several options to mark the end of the summer season.
The Netherlands has fallen three places to 46th on the global gender equality index, falling further behind other European nations. The report highlights a decline in progress regarding women's emancipation in the country.
Nearly 4,900 homes in Haarlem are at risk of significant flooding, with water levels reaching at least 15 centimeters against their facades during an extreme rainfall event. This data, provided by water consultancy Nelen & Schuurmans, highlights the vulnerability of these properties to future climate-related weather extremes.
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