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New market in Haarlem: Swan Market arrives at de Dreef

New market in Haarlem: Swan Market arrives at de Dreef

The Swan Market will debut in Haarlem on Sunday, April 26, at the Dreef. Unlike traditional markets, it will feature a curated selection of design, vintage, and handmade items along with various food stalls.

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