Americans Are Fake and the Dutch Are Rude!
Even to me, as a cultural psychologist who studied emotions for a living, it was impossible to see my own emotions as products of culture, until I had a real stake in being part of another culture.
A ‘Sleeper’ Discovered at Auction Tells a Very Dutch Tale
A naval commander killed centuries ago has come back to life — artistically, at least — thanks to the persistence of a New York art dealer.
For Dutch fans, a place that feels like home near Times Square.
The watch party was organized by the Netherland Club of New York, a social club for Dutch expatriates that hosts cultural and professional events.
In NYC, a volley of thoughts on soccer culture before World Cup begins
The World Cup kicks off this Sunday, and whether you call it soccer or football, enthusiasm is building among fans of the sport in New York.
Maak jouw citytrip naar NYC duurzaam met déze tips van een Hollandse local
Van op het door Piet Oudolf ontworpen High Line-park tot in de naar Breukelen vernoemde buurt Brooklyn. Mocht jij een trip naar New York in de planning hebben, volgen hier tips van schrijfster Marylene Smeets.
The Story of Manuel de Gerrit de Reus
Join FEEST! on September 10th to hear Jean-Marc Superville Sovak lecture on the life of one of New Amsterdam’s first freed slaves, Manuel de Gerrit de Reus, supported by historical documentation from the New York Archives.
The Fishy History of Dutch Herring
In the latter half of the 14th century, a series of technological developments as well as ripe social and economic conditions saw the foundations being laid for the future Dutch takeover of the northern European herring industry.
Q&A with Anna Enquist
De Thuiskomst/The Homecoming by bestselling Dutch author Anna Enquist was translated and published earlier this year. We have asked our members and newsletter subscribers what they wanted to ask Anna Enquist if they could ask her one question.