A solo photography exhibition by The Sinful Son (Peter van der Wal) documenting the international queer community, celebrating freedom, hedonism, and diversity.
Read moreDe Bijenkorf Amsterdam honors Benno Premsela, a former colleague and champion of the LGBTIQ+ community, with a special exhibition as part of the Pride Art Route.
Read moreAn exhibition by photographers Anton de Bruin and Rik van Loenhout exploring fetishism, kink, puppy play, and queer expressions through their art.
Read moreAmsterdam drag icon Dolly Bellefleur and social enterprise Eberhardjes have teamed up for a unique online bingo game to fund her boat for the WorldPride 2026 Canal Parade, aiming to celebrate the city's 170 nationalities.
Read moreA multifaceted art project by Thijs Weijland, JUNO is an ode to Juno Dijkshoorn: trans woman, underground nightlife icon, and Weijland's partner.
Read moreAn international jewelry exhibition exploring the tension between individual identity and societal expectations, presented by The WearHouse for WorldPride Amsterdam 2026.
Read moreAn exhibition at De Nieuwe Kerk and a companion book will draw on the vast IHLIA archive to chart the complex history of Amsterdam's LGBTQ+ community, from the 17th century to today.
Read moreA new book by journalists Michiel Klaassen and Menno Sedee delves into the complex history of Pride Amsterdam, tracing its evolution from a promotional party to a multifaceted event grappling with its activist roots amid rising social tensions.
Read moreThe annual Amsterdam Bear Pride is scheduled for June 11-14, 2026, with the Mr. Bear Netherlands election as a central feature. Candidates Michael and Paweł will compete for the title.
Read moreA transgender asylum seeker in Amsterdam was reportedly assaulted by security staff at her reception center, following six months of ignored discrimination complaints filed with the COA.
Read moreHelp a new book project documenting the vibrant but fraught queer scene of 1990s Amsterdam, capturing a time of creative expression amidst the AIDS epidemic.
Read moreA weekly choir named The Queer Keys has launched in Amsterdam, offering a non-audition singing group for all members of the LGBTQ+ community. The group meets on Wednesdays at the RITA Community Center.
Read more
