A €1,000,000 investment into Groningen city center’s light grid will modernize and implement more sustainable light fixtures.

Festivals generate large amounts of waste that end up in landfills. A growing number of innovators are setting out to change that.

The Super Bowl is just around the corner in the US and the buzz of excitement is spreading all the way to Europe.

The first time Aneek went to the LGBTQ+ sporting event, GayGames in Amsterdam she was surprised to see so many people that looked like her.

“Dry January” – the trend of staying alcohol-free for the month of January – is becoming increasingly popular in the Netherlands.

Starting this week, for two days only, Fair Priced Vintage, the biggest vintage market in Europe, is opening its doors.

Bassekou Kouyate, Mali’s most famous ngoni player, will be performing this Wednesday, 29 January in Groningen. 

January 28th is Data Protection Day in Europe. Cyberattacks happen around the world, and the Netherlands is no exception.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping museums. The Groninger museum recently hopped on this trend by launching an online collection.

Recent studies show that the Netherlands is experiencing a fast aging, but healthier population trend. The key is in sports.

On Saturday, January 25th, at approximately 3:45 a.m., a robbery took place at the Drents Museum in Assen.

‘How Van Gogh came to Groningen’, an ongoing exhibition in Groninger Museum, reminds visitors of Van Gogh’s timeless art and showcases...

In the city of Groningen, a centuries-old Arabic folk dance is being kept alive by the Let's Go Dabke! events.

David Lynch, the filmmaker who created some of cinema's most surreal films, died on January 15th at the age of 78.

A clear perspective on the future of professional sports and talent development is lacking in the city of Groningen.

Reporter Amber van Kempen spoke with Tesla salespeople and a driver to learn more about Tesla's carbon footprint.

Gym in historical Groningen monument notices an increase in members in January due to people's new year’s resolutions.

Despite diamond prices having decreased in 2024, the Groningen high street is not particularly concerned.

Romanian Ana Dumbrava made history by being named the best Counter-Strike player in the world for the third consecutive year.

On January 20th, new cycling rules were introduced on Groningen’s main square Grote Markt.