A Queer Utopia Takes Root at NDSM for World Pride 2026
During World Pride Amsterdam 2026, Treehouse NDSM will host Queertropolis, an immersive art project where visitors become citizens of a temporary, co-governed queer city.
Read moreDuring World Pride Amsterdam 2026, Treehouse NDSM will host Queertropolis, an immersive art project where visitors become citizens of a temporary, co-governed queer city.
Read moreAmerican trans artist Martine Gutierrez presents her new photography series 'Wunderkind' at Amsterdam's Huis Marseille, using self-portraits and childhood objects to explore the early formation of gender and sexuality.
Read moreAmsterdam's Eye Filmmuseum is set to host 'Queer Power,' a month-long summer program featuring 35 international films, talks, and special events celebrating the joy and diversity of queer stories.
Read moreDutch artist Pascal Bier will present a photo series examining queer identity through themes of tenderness, trust, and vulnerability at an Amsterdam hotel from July 9 to August 8, 2026.
Read moreThe three-day conference, set for August 2026 at the Beurs van Berlage, will feature Prime Minister Rob Jetten, Mayor Femke Halsema, and global activists, focusing on eight key themes for LGBTQIA+ rights.
Read moreArt exhibition by Wijnand Looise for the WorldPride Art Route, featuring paintings of free queer men in pleasant surroundings and unique hand-painted refrigerator magnets.
Read moreDiscover wearable art by Diederik Verbakel (DIED). This pop-up shop features unique, hand-printed garments transformed into vibrant works of art.
Read moreA multimedia exhibition celebrating inclusivity, human diversity, and the breaking of social stigmas, featuring works by four distinct artists in Amsterdam’s monumental Lutheran Church.
Read moreAn interactive art experiment by Laurent Muller where visitors are photographed to tell a story of personal liberation, exploring themes of acceptance, homophobia, and authenticity.
Read moreAn upcoming exhibition at IHLIA will feature Marian Bakker's photographs of the Dutch queer community from 1980-1999, offering a look into the vibrant pre-social media era.
Read moreArtists Karin van Paassen and soek zet exhibit work exploring the vulnerability of the body through black porcelain and textile embroidery.
Read moreAmsterdam's historic Café Saarein has publicly refused funding from Stichting Pride Amsterdam (SPA), criticizing the organization's corporate sponsorships and its monopoly over the city's Pride events ahead of WorldPride 2026.
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