Tech Tales : What is mine will be yours…
'The car was invented as a convenient place to sit out traffic jams'- Evan Esar. Did you know that the average European commuter in...
Photo stories: Myrto-Olympia Botsari
Every new situation needs strong foundations points out Olympia Botsari
from Greece. Read on about this 23-year-old student's journey from Munich to Eindhoven.
Myrto graduated from architecture...
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...
In five steps to a carefree rental of your property
There may be several reasons for renting out your own property. Maybe you are going away for a long period, maybe your home is...
The Factory of Fear, pop-up theatre or playful exposure of a frightening reality?
Whoever passed by the Ketelhuisplein at Strijp-S recently noticed that just across the square, in front of area 51 there is a new container...
Transforming Eindhoven into a city of the future-VVD Eindhoven #Eindhoven elections
VVD, the present largest party in the municipality, took over the economic situation amidst challenging times in 2018. VVD has achieved immensely on this...
Eindhoven Elections: your vote counts!
On March 16 the municipal elections take place. On this day, the citizens of Eindhoven can decide what kind of city they want to...
“Together with our international residents, we can build a better future:” Albert Kivits
A city like Eindhoven, which is home to various nationalities, has a different set of requirements to strengthen its international appeal. How is the...
Difficulty returning to the old normal? Carnival is the best medicine
Keeping your distance, seeing fewer people and using mouthguards in many places: for two years, many people have stuck to the corona rules. Everything...
In conversation with Kirtika van Hunen : ‘The Dutch-ess from the Himalayas’
‘Feeling happily at home between cultures while keeping your cultural identity intact, is possible to achieve’ says Kirtika Van Hunen. She is the author...
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...
