To 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 moreA Bulgarian court has permitted two transgender individuals to legally change their gender and names, relying on EU law to bypass a restrictive national ruling. However, a third similar case was rejected, highlighting the ongoing legal uncertainty for trans people in the country.
Read moreKevin Carrera, the new Mr Gay Spain, used his victory speech to share a personal story of being rejected by his father after coming out, dedicating his platform to promoting family acceptance.
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.
Read moreLambda, a vital support network for LGBTQ+ youth in Germany for over 30 years, is at risk of shutting down after the federal government unexpectedly terminated its core funding.
Read moreAmsterdam's raam art space will partner with the Los Angeles-based Tom of Finland Foundation for 'Fecund Ground,' a group art exhibition during WorldPride 2026, featuring Dutch and international queer artists.
Read moreThe centuries-old Amsterdam tradition of Hartjesdag, a street festival known for its celebratory cross-dressing, is set for August 17th on the Zeedijk, featuring its annual costume parade and live entertainment.
Read moreSpanish adult film actor Pol Prince, known for his work with studios like MEN.com, has released a new reggaeton track and music video titled 'DIABLITO'.
Read moreCOC Amsterdam's Shakespeare Club will present 'Here, We Are – Here, We Stay,' a photo exhibition at the H'ART Museum during WorldPride 2026, sharing the personal stories of twenty LGBTQ+ individuals who sought refuge in the Netherlands.
Read moreTo mark 25 years of marriage equality, five queer couples will publicly renew their vows on a GVB ferry during WorldPride Amsterdam, with ceremonies led by drag queen Lady Heineken.
Read moreThe grassroots, anti-capitalist Radical Pride Cologne has outlined its program for July 13-18, 2026, offering a week of workshops and performances as an alternative to mainstream commercial Pride events.
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