Exhibition: Queer Amsterdam, toen nu en straks
A photo series of 26 portraits and in-depth interviews with 13 queer Amsterdammers, painting a collective picture of a changing city and a community that has never stood still.
Read moreA photo series of 26 portraits and in-depth interviews with 13 queer Amsterdammers, painting a collective picture of a changing city and a community that has never stood still.
Read moreAmsterdam's Concertgebouw will host 'Queer Voices Unite,' an international festival featuring eight LGBTQ+ choirs from around the world as part of the WorldPride 2026 celebrations, hosted by Carolien Borgers and Jeangu Macrooy.
Read moreA new historical drama, 'The Education of Jane Cumming,' explores the real-life 1810 Scottish case of two female teachers whose lives were ruined by an accusation of lesbianism, examining the story with a frankness absent in prior adaptations.
Read moreAn exhibition exploring the layered experience of queer Latin American women navigating identity across geographical, cultural, and emotional borders through collage, embroidery, and recycled acrylic.
Read moreFour years after her last record, Lizzo returns with 'Bitch,' an album focused on reclaiming her narrative and clarifying the inclusive, radical roots of body positivity for all marginalized communities.
Read moreA group exhibition where Dutch and Spanish artists showcase their 'ALTER EGO' through a diverse palette of colors, shapes, and textures.
Read moreBrazil's national men's volleyball team has named four openly gay players to its roster for the upcoming Nations League, a significant development for LGBTQ+ representation in elite men's sports.
Read moreAn exhibition of original works by Tom of Finland and others, highlighting queer desire, fetish culture, and sexual freedom during WorldPride 2026.
Read moreThe American music publication has released its updated ranking of songs that have defined queer culture, sparking conversation about the evolution of the LGBTQ+ musical canon.
Read moreThe Utrecht Queer Culture Festival is accepting nominations for the 2026 Annie Brouwer-Korf Prize, a €5,000 award recognizing outstanding contributions to the city's LGBTQ+ community.
Read moreA solo photography exhibition by The Sinful Son (Peter van der Wal) documenting the international queer community, celebrating freedom, hedonism, and diversity.
Read moreAuthor Samantha Allen's latest novel, 'Puck,' offers a modern, queer retelling of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.' The story follows a nonbinary reality TV producer who attempts to sabotage a friend's wedding, leading to romantic chaos and a re-examination of modern friendships.
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