Archaeologists in the 1970s discovered remnants of an 18th-century pottery factory on the Overtoom in Amsterdam. The site produced famous Amsterdams Blauw ceramics, with finds ranging from discarded pieces to high-quality works.
Based on reporting by amsterdam. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
This weekend in Amsterdam, from October 9th to 11th, features a variety of cultural and social events, including the 24 Hours South neighborhood festival and the recurring flea market at the IJ-Hallen. Additional highlights include the Piano Duo Festival, a community-focused Oktoberfest at Oedipus Craft Space, and a live performance by singer-songwriter Celine Cairo.
A customer at an artisan bakery in Amsterdam reacted with dismay when the shop lacked her preferred hazelnut pastry. The situation became chaotic as her pet Pomeranian grew restless, eventually causing the woman to leave with a different dessert and a distressed dog.
Jewish resident Boaz Cahn and Muslim resident Oumaima al Abdellaoui founded the Deel de Duif initiative to facilitate constructive dialogue about the Israel-Palestine conflict. By conducting workshops at various institutions, they aim to foster mutual understanding and challenge societal stereotypes despite rising tensions and political polarization.
Maik Kuijpers, a renowned chef who served as a key figure at De Librije, passed away in late September due to a heart attack. Known for his commitment to excellence, he was highly regarded for balancing high professional standards with a supportive approach to his team.
Author Paulien Cornelisse has set a posthumous record by securing seven positions on the Dutch Bestseller 60 list. This achievement, described by the CPNB as unprecedented, occurred shortly after the author passed away at the age of fifty in Amsterdam.
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