Groups & clubs in the Netherlands | Art & culture

Fun acting courses for everyone who wants to learn how to Act, Express & InterAct!

A photography society for internationals and locals in Amsterdam with regular meetings, courses, workshops, exhibitions and photo excursions.

A community aiming at securing a safe place for receiving writing feedback as well as cultivating writing skill and enhancing power of expression.

The AATG is an English-language amateur theatre group based in The Hague, with members from all over South Holland.

Canticum Anglicum, conducted by Marga Schoutens, is a mixed choir in Amsterdam. There are around 25 singers with an average age of about 35 years. For more than fifteen years they have been singing English choir music. 

A chamber choir composed of experienced singers that gives three to four concerts each year.

Cecilia International Choir is one of the established, English-speaking, mixed-voice choirs in the area of South Holland.

The Hague has its very own top comedy club: ComedyCity. Located in the city centre in the basement of restaurant Bleyenberg right opposite the Grote Markt in The Hague, at ComedyCity you will see the best comedians who will give their view on everyday life, be it in short anecdotes or one-liners. Most important; they will make you laugh!

The Arts Society The Hague is a non-profit cultural society, run by volunteers, that aims to bring people together through a shared curiosity for the arts. Their events provide welcoming places to hear expert lecturers share their specialist knowledge about the arts.

IMAGES is an English speaking photography club based in The Hague. Its members share skills, ideas and critique in order to inspire and improve their photographic skills, covering a wide range of experience and formats, from beginner to experienced, film to digital and colour to black & white.

Luscinia (The International Women's Choir of The Hague) is an open and friendly women’s choir made up of women who share a love of singing. They rehearse every Monday evening. 

The Maids of the Mill is a group of creative, inventive and enthusiastic women and girls who together form the only women's Morris dancing team on the European continent. They practise every two weeks on a Friday in Utrecht. New dancers and musicians are always welcome. 

An art club for babies and toddlers in Amsterdam: play, explore, feel, create!

The St. Andrew's Society of the Netherlands is a friendly group of people who like Scotland, especially Scottish Country Dancing. They hold dancing classes most Friday nights, and also arrange activities throughout the year. 

A Scottish folk dance group in Eindhoven.

21st Century Book Club is a group that meets in person, in Leiden, to read and discuss many different types of books. They strive for diversity in genre, time period and author (gender, ethnicity, cultural background).