The Reading Pier
An exciting new initiative is coming to Eindhoven. We are getting it’s first English language library.
On this Sunday October 7th The Reading Pier will...
A Korean-Dutch dining event in Dutch Design Week: First Impressions – “Be your own...
A Korean-Dutch dining event will be held for the third time during Dutch Design Week on the 22nd, 23rd, and 25th October at Temporary...
Art of Living holds Yogathon
It was a special day on 16 November for Eindhoven. The world-renowned Yogi, Swami Jyothirmayah, was in the city and gave a two-hour free yoga...
Historical Highlights at Aachen
Aachen has it all; from the oldest cathedral in Germany to a Roman treasure and even custom made gingerbread biscuits....
Aachen was the royal residence...
Land of milk and honey?
The Netherlands has rightfully earned her solid reputation for being an economically stable and culturally progressive country. To many around the world, the Netherlands...
Butterfly Effect on Innovation
How many of us would actually believe that a simple butterfly, fluttering about in forests in Argentina, could have an effect on the weather...
Mayor says expats are sorely needed and most welcome
For the last six months, the Eindhoven Municipality has been gathering so-called deep data about internationals living in this city. This is according to...
Small increase in health insurance premiums for 2020
Each year in November, health care insurance providers announce their premiums for the following year. In 2020 premium changes vary from an almost 10...
Photo Stories: Willem Hendrikse
Sharing a coffee with Willem Hendrikse,66, a musician from Curacao is a grateful experience, full of different stories.
Born and raised in Curacao, this former teacher...
Land of Milk and Honey …
The Netherlands is one of the happiest countries but do all citizens echo the same feeling? Perhaps not, there seems to be an exploited...
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...
