Haags Montmartre
30 May - 31 May
Market
On Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 May, enjoy a weekend full of art, antiques and inspiration during Haags Montmartre, the unique art and antiques market on Lange Voorhout in The Hague. Under the stately trees of this historic avenue, the atmosphere of Paris' Montmartre comes to life.
Vive La Haye!”
With stallholders from home and abroad and the more than one hundred and fifty stands, it is a lively crowd under the stately trees on Lange Voorhout. The programme is graced by a number of caricaturists, a competition, a painters' terrace and French Music.
Programme
Art, vintage, antiques and more
This market is the place for art and antiques lovers looking for original stuff. The variety of stalls is so large that there is a little bit of everything in between for you. From sculptures to paintings and vintage goodies to antiques.
Caricaturist
As Montmartre is famous for, several caricaturists will be present this weekend. With the caricaturists, you can have a free caricature made. Worth mentioning is Rembrandt van Gein. If you have always wanted a real Rembrandt, you can have yourself immortalised by him
Art competition
Several artists from The Hague are exhibiting their work this weekend. The audience is the jury! Which of the 25 artworks appeals most to you and wins this competition?
Painters' terrace
Got inspired at the market and want to get started yourself? You can! Take a seat on the terrace and create a free painting! This activity is also suitable for children.
Eating and drinking French style
To experience the real atmosphere of Paris, a French crepe cannot be missed. Enjoy this delicacy while listening to the best French chansons. You will find yourself at Montmartre in no time!
Accessibility Lange Voorhout
Lange Voorhout is located near the Binnenhof in the city centre of The Hague. If you enter by car via Utrechtsebaan, follow the signs for ‘centrum’. The best place to park your car is in the Interparking Museumkwartier car park on the Korte Voorhout. You can also park under the Malieveld at Q-Park Malieveld, once you enter the city centre. From here, you can walk to the Lange Voorhout within five minutes.
If you travel to The Hague by public transport, you can walk from The Hague Central Station (10 minutes), or take tram 1 or 9. If you arrive at The Hague HS Station, also take tram 1 or 9 towards Scheveningen beach.
Haags Montmartre
