After more than two decades serving as a cornerstone of Leiden's LGBTQ+ community, gay café De Roze Beurs will permanently close its doors in mid-August. Owner Michiel Hoogkamer plans a final farewell party and an auction of the bar's memorabilia.
Read moreA 52-year-old man was severely beaten in Amersfoort on Saturday night after attending the city's Pride event. Police are investigating the attack, which was preceded by homophobic slurs, as a potential hate crime.
Read moreOften dismissed or stigmatized, a new analysis from a psychotherapist highlights how gay sex clubs and saunas can serve as crucial spaces for community, self-acceptance, and healing from societal pressures.
Read moreA new, free photo exhibition at De Hallen Amsterdam by Laurien Riha offers an intimate look at the lives of seven queer couples, marking a quarter-century of marriage equality in the Netherlands.
Read moreAround 100 people gathered in Oldebroek to protest a new conservative coalition's decision to scrap local LGBTQI+ policies, including the flying of the Pride flag, which the coalition agreement called 'un-Christian'.
Read moreThe Ambassade Art Gallery will host "UNITED," a month-long exhibition for WorldPride 2026, featuring works by ten artists exploring themes of love, inclusivity, and personal identity.
Read moreConnor Storrie, who plays Ilya Rozanov in the popular hockey romance series 'Heated Rivalry', has received his first Emmy nomination for hosting 'Saturday Night Live', a significant mainstream nod for the actor.
Read moreThe Welsh singer, known for powerhouse hits like 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' that became staples of queer nightlife, has died following a recent illness. Tyler was a vocal and long-standing supporter of the LGBTQ+ community.
Read moreWinq magazine is asking the public to nominate individuals who have significantly contributed to LGBTQ+ visibility and acceptance in the Netherlands for its annual awards ceremony.
Read moreQueen Máxima will officially open this year's WorldPride in Amsterdam's Vondelpark on July 25. The event marks the 25th anniversary of the world's first same-sex marriage, which took place in the city.
Read moreA group exhibition at the A'DAM Toren will feature five international male artists exploring the male form, scheduled as a key cultural event for World Pride in July and August 2026.
Read moreThe new municipal government in Oldebroek has ceased flying the rainbow flag and dismantled its LGBTQ+ policies, citing 'unchristian' values. In a powerful display of solidarity, residents crowdfunded a full-page Pride flag ad in the local newspaper.
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