The pop superstar will take the stage at the Afas Live this Saturday for a special 'Club Confessions' performance alongside celebrated trans DJ Honey Dijon during Amsterdam's WorldPride celebrations.
Read moreA court has dismissed a legal challenge from local residents who sought to cancel WorldPride events at the Homomonument over noise concerns, ensuring the celebrations can proceed as planned.
Read moreThousands gathered at Amsterdam's Homomonument to honor the victims of the recent terror attack in Berlin, sending a clear message of resilience and unity as the city's own WorldPride gets underway.
Read moreOver 70 incidents reported, primarily targeting community members on public transport.
Read moreThe first major event of WorldPride 2026 saw thousands march from Dam Square to Vondelpark in a protest for LGBTQIA+ inclusion and solidarity, officially opening the multi-day festival.
Read moreDuring the final weekend of WorldPride 2026, Amsterdam will host a series of large-scale street parties across the city center, from the Dam to the Reguliersdwarsstraat.
Read moreThe 27th annual Amsterdam Pride Run was a sold-out success this past Sunday, with 700 runners and walkers taking to the streets of Watergraafsmeer in a celebration of sport and LGBTQ+ visibility.
Read moreA new book collecting letters from LGBTQ+ refugees and migrants in Amsterdam will launch at the A'DAM Tower during World Pride 2026, culminating an eight-month community writing project.
Read moreA new documentary explores the 40-year history of De Trut, Amsterdam's legendary volunteer-run queer club, through intimate portraits of the people who define its community.
Read moreTo mark the city's first time hosting WorldPride, the municipality of Amsterdam is offering free flags to residents at all local city service desks (Stadsloketten).
Read moreArtist Ton of Holland presents 'Es geht auch ohne,' a series of 90 drawings capturing individuals from 90 different Berlin queer parties, offering a minimalist and analytical view of nightlife during WorldPride Amsterdam.
Read moreAmsterdam-based artist Diederik Verbakel, known as *DIED*, will present a collection of hand-screen-printed streetwear at a temporary shop in the Jordaan district from July 30 to August 2.
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