From India with love : Timeless Tales in Translation
'Words travel worlds and the translator does the driving'! Whoever said this has hit the nail right on the head. How else could great...
Looking back: The year that was…
So how was 2021? Was the pandemic the only "happening" thing? How did the housing market and, the economy fare?
Child care benefits scandal
The year...
“Brabant does relatively much in the cultural sector”- Tanja Mlaker
Art and culture build community. In times of crisis, it is culture that acts as a cement in binding various communities together. Creation and...
Eindhoven News founder Irene Martens in FRITS Top women
Irene Martens, founder and chief of Eindhoven News is nominated in the FRITS Top 50 women of the region. Irene has moved up 5...
A plea to support Ukraine
Eindhoven News condemns war and violence. Eindhoven News appeals to all international organisations and individuals to lend a helping hand to Ukrainians and show...
Almost half a million visitors to Park Hilaria
More than 450,000 people attended the event between August 5 and 14, which was back to normal for the first time after two corona...
Happy New year resolutions
The leftover food tackled, Christmas decorations tucked away, best china back in the cabinets, now it's time for back to business. A time to reflect and plan how to execute our new...
Know your Eindhoven : What’s in a name? : 18 Septemberplein
In Romeo and Juliet, there's a famous quote "What’s in a name? That which we call a rose. By any other name would smell as...
Healthy and delicious meals for the season
Grab your aprons, today as Eindhoven News adds flavour to your meal.No more excuses for not having time to cook when we are all...
Van Moll wants to finance expansion by crowdfunding
Van Moll Craft Beer wants to move on after a difficult corona period. The pub, with its own brewery, started a crowdfunding campaign to...
For the elderly and expats, the ‘handywoman’ is a godsend
A woman doing odd jobs around the house: the phenomenon is becoming increasingly popular. Older people and expats in particular find it a godsend...
