The indebuurt platform released several local stories this week, ranging from historical photos of Amsterdam in the 1980s to interviews with local entrepreneurs. The updates also featured tips on where to find free clothing, cocktail bars in Amsterdam East, and information regarding the upcoming Dam tot Damloop.
Sixteen-year-old Zoë has published a poetry collection titled 'De Grote Deuren' about her experiences with academic and social pressure during high school. The book, which originated from her schoolwork and personal journals, documents her struggles with mental health and the challenges of explaining her absence to peers.
An entrance to the Dam tot Dam Park in Zaandam was closed during the 40th edition of the Dam tot Damloop due to a tree that threatened to fall. Emergency services were deployed to secure the area, and over 50,000 participants running from Amsterdam to Zaandam were redirected to ensure their safety.
On September 26, the organization Club Rauw is hosting a Sip & Paint event in Amsterdam for young adults who are grieving the loss of a loved one. The initiative aims to bring together young people to share experiences while engaging in creative activities.
A bakery on Amsterdam's Noordermarkt has sparked controversy and online debate for charging up to 22 euros for a loaf of artisanal organic bread. While many critics consider the price tag absurd, the baker defends the cost as a reflection of high-quality ingredients and a lengthy production process, while some customers view the purchase as a lifestyle statement.
This article highlights five recommended spots for cocktails in the Amsterdam-Oost district. It showcases a variety of venues ranging from chic cocktail bars to locations with scenic views.
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