Amsterdam'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 moreThe annual Pride March in Maastricht is set for June 27, with a route starting at Mosae Forum and ending at Tapijnkazerne, where a community market will be held.
Read moreA new book by historian Marijke Huisman explores how the Dutch LGBTQ+ community has had to continuously fight to document and preserve its own history, challenging the narrative that emancipation was 'completed' with same-sex marriage.
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.
Read moreAmsterdam's Pidi Radio is compiling a listener-voted list of the top 100 Pride anthems, which will be broadcast in a seven-hour live show to mark the start of WorldPride on July 25, 2026.
Read moreAn exhibition by G.J. Kuijpers, whose portraits aim to reveal the hidden emotions and shadow sides behind our masks.
Read moreOrganisers have announced that the 30th edition of Leather & Fetish Pride Netherlands will take place from October 15-19, 2026, featuring the Mr. Leather and Mr. Rubber Europe elections alongside its main parties.
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 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 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.
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