jûh
JUH
“Juh” is a weird word that has its roots in Leiden. It can be compared to “joh” in other parts of the Netherlands, “innit” in British slang, and “ne“ in Japanese. It’s added to the end of a sentence, usually when the sentence is a question, but the meaning isn’t completely clear. Leiden is celebrating their local traditions today. The 3rd of October has been a holiday in Leiden since the 16th century. The city of Leiden was under siege from the Spaniards. Food was very scarce but right before the entire city starved, de Geuzen broke several dykes. This caused the Spaniards to drown. So today, the people of Leiden celebrate that fact with lots of beer, herring and hutspot.
Activiteiten
Exhibition: Everything Under Control
TROEF is the place were Stichting ROEM displays artwork. From the 16th of September onwards, there will be a new exhibition named "Everythi...
Seeing Stars Citizen Science
During the night of Seeing Stars Leiden, Citizen Science will try to answer many burning questions!
More-than-Planet
Starting on the 2nd of July, you can view a new exhibition at the Leiden Observatory: More-than-Planet. How do we imagine our planet?
Lunapark Funfair
The funfair is one of the oldest and most beloved parts of the 3 October celebrations in Leiden. Like a colorful ribbon, the funfair winds t...
Exhibition: Moving Perspective
EST presents the exhibition Moving Perspective
Planktonium
Museum De Lakenhal shows planktonium by Jan van Ijken: a magical art film about the life of plankton.
The Leiden Maths Walk
For lovers of maths, there's a walk they can go on all by themselves: The Leiden Maths Walk with challenging mathematical questions.
