14th September – 7th October. In 2016 Scapino celebrated its 70th anniversary with the large-scale production TING Almost 22 thousand…
Read more6th – 8th September. Presented by STET, The English Theatre. The Merchant of Venice is a funny play that deals…
Read more23rd– 25th August. The Hooikade will again be adorned with sailing flatboats with Jazz this year at the outdoor canal-based…
Read more23rd – 26th August. Traditionally in the fourth weekend of August in the city centre of Delft the free Jazz…
Read more24th August – 2nd September. The Early Music Festival is a ten-day festival held every year in the centre of…
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Bad Religion’s lyrics are dense with rage against everything that is taken for granted or indisputable. So, the strength of their music lies in both melodies and words, aggressive, sincere, universal. This mix of energy and intellectualism makes them a real treasure in the history of punk.
Den Haag collective The Theatre of Wrong Decisions has just released its latest short film entitled WILL WE BE IN TIME? on the subject of climate change. We are pleased to be able to show the film in ArtsTalk Magazine.
The final concert – IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT on 5th August.
Tonight’s music captured these mysteries perfectly –Wagner’s prelude from Tristan and Isolde’s impossible love, Respighi’s tragic love in Il Tramonto, Chausson’s, John Cage’s A Perilous Night and finally, Schönberg’s Verklärte Nacht.
Delft City Council, and the powers that be, have a cunning plan to increase tourism and, of course, revenue. They intend to radically change the whole Agathaplein area or, as they claim, remodel, it including destroying most of the wonderful garden.
22nd July. This is the second edition of Rotterdam’s outdoor reggae festival! This one will be next level up with more space, more food trucks and even a little beach. Chillin’ in the Grass From 13:00 to 23:00, visitors can enjoy workshops, delicious food, extraordinary decor…
There is nothing so nice as stalls offering attractive, colourful wares on a lovely summer’s day. The Agathaplein in Delft, in the shade of its old trees, sitting as it does surrounded by Delft’s historic Prinsenhof and the old convent garden, was the perfect stage for the many ceramic artists coming not only from the Netherlands, but also from Belgium and England.
Paper is and always has been at the centre of our lives, now and in the past. Its fragility belies its capacity for survival of wars and flames when stone and metal have long been destroyed. It has outlasted papyrus and vellum. Fold it and it produces light and shade, coat it and it becomes hard . . .
This style was created by a Dutch master silversmith. In the early 17th century, Paulus van Vianen left Utrecht. In Prague, he worked for Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II.
