In Dutch. A special multimedia evening about the work of Anna Blaman, one of the most distinctive and discussed Dutch queer writers of the 20th century, featuring a theatrical reconstruction of her 1949 mock trial.
In DUtch. In 'And I Am', Esther van der Wel explores the relationship between the Netherlands' most famous Enlightenment writers, Betje Wolff and Aagje Deken, questioning love, history, and storytelling.
Join the new bilingual (Dutch/English) queer book club. The first book to be discussed is 'Julian' by Fleur Pierets.
On International Women's Day, THE WORD presents a unique festive gathering where nine women take the stage. Enjoy an evening of poetry, spoken word, song, and music.
Come discuss books and make new friends. This book for March is 'Boulder' by Eva Baltasar.
A panel discussion on the powerful tradition of activism and mutual solidarity in the Dutch queer community during the 1970s and 1980s, a time of social exclusion and the rise of the HIV/AIDS crisis.
In Dutch. Every second Saturday of the month, people from the LGBTQ+ community read aloud from inclusive books for children and their families. Crafting activities are also included.
In Dutch. A public reading of a new theater text by Koen Verheijden, a poetic and painful story about the intertwining of colonialism and queer history.
Join the EU book launch of 'This Queer Arab Family' with editor Elias Jahshan and contributor Sinin Nakhle for a discussion on how queer Arab communities reimagine family.
Join writer and DJ Valentijn De Hingh for a reflection on the power of queer stories, identity, and the future of LGBTQ+ movements as part of Queer History Month.
The Unwanted Words Project celebrates spoken word, poetry, storytelling, op-eds, drama and music with a popular open mic series.
In Dutch. Discover The Hague's queer history in an interactive lecture with storyteller Oskar Oonk. Share your own story and contribute to a collective memory.
Join the Queer Book Club to discuss 'Confessions of a Mask' by Yukio Mishima and make new friends in an inclusive, English-speaking environment.
A new season of monthly open mic evenings in Rotterdam dedicated to queer voices, stories, and collective expression in a safer, community-centered space.
The brand-new live show from the popular podcast 'Welcome to Night Vale'. Featuring Cecil Baldwin, Symphony Sanders, and live music, this standalone story is perfect for both loyal fans and newcomers.
