Celebrations in the past
2008
In 2008 we received paid contracts from two Yarden cemeteries to organise Allerzielen Alom celebrations. Furthermore, new initiatives were started which were inspired by the publication, and which used it as a guide. The citizens of Castricum took over their own celebration. There were a total of ten celebrations.
Carried out by Ida van der Lee and the core team
| Groningen | Yarden Crematorium Groningen |
| Schagen | Yarden Crematorium Schagerkogg |
New initiatives under the name Allerzielen Alom
| Apeldoorn | Begraafplaats Soerenseweg |
| Castricum | Begraafplaats Onderlangs |
| Leeuwarden | Huizemer begraafplaats |
| Winschoten | Begraafplaats Acacialaa |
New initiatives under their own name
| Alphen aan de Rijn | Oosterbegraafplaats |
| Amsterdam | De Nieuwe Oosterbegraafplaats |
| Amsterdam IJburg | Ecumenical centre De Tronk |
| Oostzaan | Algemene Begraafplaats |
2007
After the success in 2005, Ida van der Lee scaled up Allerzielen Alom in 2007. Celebrations were carried out on five cemeteries in the province of North Holland to see if the concept would work at completely different locatinos in terms of community and landscape. We showed all that was possible. For example, in a number of locations, the surrounding landscape including dunes and forest paths was used. 4000 visitors were welcomed.
New initiatives
| Amsterdam | Zorgvlied |
| Blaricum | Algemene begraafplaats |
| Castricum | Begraafplaats Onderlangs |
| Purmerend | Kerkhof Overweerse Polderdijk |
| Schagen | Yarden Crematorium Schagerkogg |
2006
This year, the Nieuwe Oosterbegraafplaats organised its own All Souls’ Day celebration.
2005
This was the year of the trial by fire. The two evenings at De Nieuwe Oosterbegraafplaats in Amsterdam were a success. The concept was proven and shown to fill a need.