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Santa Claus in Hua Hin

By Bert Fox
Posted in Column
Tags: Hua Hin, Sinterklaas, Zwarte Piet

December 9 2022

A column by Bert Vos with a look back to December 2015 when I performed as Zwarte Piet at Say Cheese in Hua Hin.

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Full house at Sinterklaas in Hua Hin (photos)

By Hans Bosch
Posted in Expats and retirees, Dutch Association
Tags: Hua Hin, NVTHC, Say cheese, Sinterklaas, Zwarte Piet

December 1 2019

No fewer than 33 children received a present at Say Cheese in Hua Hin on Saturday 30 November. Sinterklaas had come over from Pattaya especially for this, while the three real black Zwartepieten have their home base in Hua Hin.

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Dutch embassy in Bangkok bans Zwarte Piet

By Peter (editor)
Posted in Expats and retirees, Dutch embassy, Dutch Association
Tags: Dutch embassy, Sinterklaas, Zwarte Piet

November 27 2019

It has been a tradition for years, the Sinterklaas celebration in the garden of the residence, but this year there is a radical change. Zwarte Piet is no longer welcome on the grounds of the Dutch embassy. He must make way for the soot sweep Piet, the embassy has decided in consultation with the NVT Bangkok.

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Agenda: See yonder the steamer arrives in Hua Hin…

By Hans Bosch
Posted in Calendar, Expats and retirees, Dutch Association
Tags: Hua Hin, NVTHC, Say cheese, Sinterklaas, Zwarte Piet

November 6 2019

See yonder the steamer arrives in Hua Hin. And he brings us Sinterklaas again, albeit in a slightly different design. Until last year in Hua Hin we were blessed with two assistant Sinterklaas, but this year one of the old bosses is absent for medical reasons.

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Santa Claus in Hua Hin

Full house at Sinterklaas in Hua Hin (photos)

Dutch embassy in Bangkok bans Zwarte Piet

Agenda: See yonder the steamer arrives in Hua Hin…