Exhibition: Drag in Amsterdam
An exhibition at the Amsterdam City Archives exploring the colorful history of drag in the city, from the 17th century to today's vibrant scene.
Read moreAn exhibition at the Amsterdam City Archives exploring the colorful history of drag in the city, from the 17th century to today's vibrant scene.
Read moreA radical experiment in emotional urbanism, creating a temporary queer sanctuary where art builds community at Treehouse NDSM.
Read moreA group art exhibition for WorldPride featuring works by Mylo Freeman, Farzin Kavaji, Kai Looniness, Victor de Bie, Jaap de Klerk, and Gerda van der Stok.
Read moreAmsterdam cinema LAB111 will spend July and August screening a wide range of films that have become central to queer culture, from Hollywood classics to transgressive cult favorites.
Read moreAn exhibition by Corné Gabriëls exploring dress codes, identity, and masculinity through textile-based artworks. Part of the Pride Art Route.
Read moreInternationaal Theater Amsterdam will host 'PEEKABOO', a free art exhibition curated by Zjef van Bezouw, as part of its Pride programming. The expo will feature a selection of LGBTQIA+ art and serve as a preview for city-wide Pride art events.
Read moreArtist Ton of Holland presents 90 drawings from 90 parties in Berlin's gay scene, a fashionable, sociological study of queer nightlife looks.
Read moreA contemporary art exhibition exploring the meaning and fragility of the values represented by the rainbow flag, in the context of WorldPride.
Read moreAmsterdam's Melkweg will transform into a multidisciplinary queer festival for WorldPride 2026, with initial programming featuring Pabllo Vittar, Durand Bernarr, and a large-scale international drag show.
Read moreAn exhibition by Amsterdam-based designer Daan Stoelinga, showcasing his bold and experimental work. Get a look behind the scenes at Rambler Studios where the work is created.
Read moreAn exhibition by Caro Bach and Paul Derrez featuring tit-jewellery inspired by burlesque and queer life, part of the Pride Art Route.
Read moreAn exhibition at IHLIA focusing on the international pioneers honored in the Walk of Pride, a monumental route celebrating LGBTQIA+ emancipation.
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