The European Cultural Foundation (ECF) awards were hosted on March 15th  at the Stadsschouwburg  were the the Princess Margriet Award for Culture ceremony was awared.  Princess Margriet in attendance to give out the award. Her nephew Prince Constantijn and his wife Princess Laurentien who gave the opening speech. Princess Margriet is the former president of ECF, Princess Laurentien is the current. The award was initiated by ECF in 2008 and includes a sum of 25.000 Euros for each laureate.

Ce lundi, Willem-Alexander et Maxima Roi et du royaume des Pays-Bas sont en vacances dans la station de ski autrichienne de Lech, ont pris la pause face de photographes avec leurs enfants, mère la princesse Beatrix, le prince Constantijn, la princesse Laurentien des Pays-Bas, comtesse Eloise, le comte Claus-Casimir et la comtesse Leonore. Marquage à la poursuite de la saison de ski royale

Pour les petits enfants de l'école hollandaise, autour de la France sont sur une semaine de l'école, de 22st Février au 26. Pour cette occasion le roi Willem-Alexander, accompagné de son épouse, la reine Maxima, leurs 3 filles princesse Amalia-Catharina princesse d'Orange, la princesse Alexia, dix, et la princesse Ariane, huit qui ont été tout enveloppé dans des vestes de ski rembourrées pour leur journée dans l'image station de ski -parfait ainsi que sa mère la Princesse Beatrix, son frère le prince Constantijn, épouse de la dernière ainsi que sa belle-sœur la Princesse Laurentien et neveux et nièces comtesse Eloise, le comte Claus-Casimir et la comtesse Leonore

Les différentes photographies prises montrent le roi et la reine du Royaume des Pays-Bas et leurs enfants princesse Amalia-Catharina princesse d'Orange, la princesse Alexia, dix, et la princesse Ariane alternant poses en couple et en groupe comprenant des photos de famille de glissement et des batailles de boules de neige. Princesse Alexia semblait de bonne humeur comme elle a créé une boule de neige avant de le jeter dans la mesure où elle pouvait au grand amusement de ses sœurs et cousins.

Roi Willem-Alexander a regardé à l'aise, comme il a navigué le long des pentes suivi de sa femme Maxima, qui a montré ses compétences impressionnantes de ski dans un style veste de ski et correspondants pantalon rouge.

This monday,  Willem-Alexander and  Maxima King and of The Kingdom of the Netherlands are on vacation in the Austrian skiing resort of Lech, took the break infront of photographers with their children, mother Princess Beatrix, Prince Constantijn, Princess Laurentien of The Netherlands, Countess Eloise, Count Claus-Casimir and Countess Leonore. Marking the continuation of the Royal Ski season 

For small Dutch school children, around the Kingdom are on a week of  from school, from February 22st to 26th. For this opportunity King Willem-Alexander accompanied by his wife Queen Maxima, their 3 girls Princess Amalia-Catharina Princess of Oranje, Princess Alexia, ten, and Princess Ariane, eight  who were all wrapped up in padded ski jackets for their day in the picture-perfect ski resort as well as his mother Princess Beatrix, his brother Prince Constantijn, wife of the later as well as his sister in law Princess Laurentien and nephews and nieces Countess Eloise, Count Claus-Casimir and Countess Leonore

The different photographs taken show the King and Queen of the Kingdom of The Netherlands and their children Princess Amalia-Catharina Princess of Oranje, Princess Alexia, ten, and Princess Ariane alternating poses couple and group including a family photo of slip and snowball battles. Princess Alexia appeared in high spirits as she created a snowball before throwing it as far as she could  much to the amusement of her sisters and cousins.

King Willem-Alexander looked at ease as he navigated down  the slopes followed by his wife Máxima, who showed off her impressive skiing skills in a stylish red ski jacket and matching trousers.

Princess Beatrix, Prince Constantijn and Princess Laurentien attended the launched of the Holland Dance Festival in The Hague.

 This time he was dancing question since the royal trio launched the 15th edition of the Holland Dance Festival. Which provides for three weeks over 50 performances featuring artists from eight different countries, as well as workshops, dinner shows, discussions and films.

For the occasion, Princess Laurentien, who wore a black graphic dress, pink and gold with its matching cardigan, wore her gold hoop earrings dotted with huge flowers. Princess Beatrix meanwhile opted for all black velvet and lace highlighted by the jacket with gold braid. She was outside under a black cape also lined with fur.
Photo Credits: Paris Match

Princess Laurentien also launched National Reading Day on January 27th, an initiative of the Foundation for reading which aims to encourage the children who do not read yet. Dressed in white pants and a black top with geometric patterns, yellow and gray, the wife of Prince Constantijn, visited for this purpose in Maarn a school, a village in the province of Utrecht, for a breakfast reading with toddlers.
Photo Credits: Paris Match