Pride Photo has selected 12 photographers from a record number of international submissions for its upcoming exhibition. The collection, themed 'Queer Radiance, In Common Light', will tour nine locations across the Netherlands starting in May 2026.
Read moreFor 16 years, Derk de Vries served in the Dutch military's most elite units while hiding his identity as a gay man. Now, he shares his story of navigating combat in Afghanistan and the personal battle for authenticity.
Read moreCOC Kennemerland is searching for a musical act to represent the region at the 30th COC Songfestival, which they will host in IJmuiden on October 24, 2026, following their victory last year.
Read moreThe new Japanese series 'Soul Mate' charts the ten-year relationship between a guilt-ridden former athlete and a determined Korean boxer, whose lives intersect in Berlin and unfold across Tokyo and Seoul.
Read moreThe historic Dom Tower will serve as a central hub for Utrecht Pride, featuring a four-day 'Pride Café' with a diverse program of community events, including quizzes, performances, and discussions.
Read moreA group of Dutch queer organizations, including COC Nederland and Club Church, has initiated legal proceedings against Meta, citing discriminatory and unexplained deletions of their Instagram accounts which they argue stifle community visibility.
Read moreDirector Guy Ritchie's latest film, 'In The Grey', is being noted by critics for its strong homoerotic undertones between its two leads, yet it has become a commercial failure following a release with minimal promotion.
Read moreTwo men have received suspended sentences and community service for threatening to drive into Denmark's inaugural Sønderborg Pride in 2022, a verdict that has drawn mixed reactions from the local LGBTQ+ organization.
Read moreOrganizers of Achterhoek Pride will host a kick-off meeting on May 31, 2026, in Doetinchem to launch preparations for their fifth anniversary event. The meeting is open to volunteers and partners.
Read moreA new book by historian Harry Tanner argues that Western homophobia is not an ancient religious inevitability, but a historical development tied to economic inequality and social crises. "The Queer Thing About Sin" traces this shift from the relative acceptance in ancient societies to its codification as a sin.
Read moreAn online presentation celebrating LGBTQ+ video games and developers will stream on June 6 as an official partner of the global Summer Game Fest event.
Read moreA weekly choir named The Queer Keys has launched in Amsterdam, offering a non-audition singing group for all members of the LGBTQ+ community. The group meets on Wednesdays at the RITA Community Center.
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