Poetry Week 2025 celebrates poetry across the Netherlands and Flanders while showing the power and beauty of words.

Baltic Association Groningen is hosting a Baltic Singing Workshop on February 7. The event will bring people from the Baltics together.

Concerns from Louvre sparked a brief moment of hope in Italy for bringing the masterpiece back. However, the painting will stay in France.

A regional investment and development agency has recently announced a feasibility investigation concerning the establishment of an AI...

What if Dutch authorities banned TikTok today? Karina Karagyoz, heads directly to the heart of Groningen to find out

Padel, a sport combining the precision of tennis and the enclosed thrill of squash, has seen exponential growth worldwide.

Independent theater company, Noordhaus, opened their production of British playwright Harold Pinter’s play, The Dumb Waiter this week.

Artists blending Arabic and Western sounds - is this groundbreaking or just a Western rediscovery?

The University of Groningen’s X account will no longer be actively used by the university.

Many proposed budget cuts and new tax regulations could mean the loss of millions of euros for artistic and cultural institutions.

Chinese residents in Groningen gathered last night to celebrate the Chinese New Year’s Eve.

A Chinese startup's launch of its AI platform, Deepseek, has disrupted the U.S.-dominated market, sparking debate.

Amid a global Ozempic shortage, a diabetes drug, others are using it for weight loss.

The 52nd edition of the world’s biggest open darts competition, TOTO Dutch Open Darts, will be held in Assen this coming weekend.

Upcoming May, the students and staff of the University of Groningen will vote in the university council elections.

Hydrogels are not a new concept, yet some stand out for their exceptional water resistance, flexibility, and self-repairing properties.

New data shows that Dutch shoppers made more online purchases per capita than anywhere in Europe.

As people of Groningen plan ultimate date nights, businesses roll out red and pink-themed promos full of hearts and rose petals.

The krabbenscheer (stratiotes aloides), a water plant classified as endangered, is making a comeback in Groningen.

Groningen will enforce a zero-emission zone in the historic center, restricting delivery vans and trucks for businesses.