Amsterdam Events & City News Archive

Weekly archive of events and city news for Amsterdam. Newest first.

Originally published: 2026-07-17T11:56:54.538090

Upcoming Events in Amsterdam

Date	Title	Details
2026-08-01 to 2026-08-02	Amsterdam Pride – Canal Parade 2026	Amsterdam Pride culminates in the famous Canal Parade, when decorated boats sail along the Prinsengracht through the heart of the city. The wider festival runs across multiple days with street parties, cultural programmes and events celebrating LGBTQ+ communities. The Canal Parade is free to watch from the quays and bridges. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-30	Rijksmuseum Permanent Collection & Summer Exhibitions	The Rijksmuseum displays Dutch masterpieces including Rembrandt’s Night Watch and works by Vermeer in its Gallery of Honour. During summer the museum runs additional temporary exhibitions alongside its permanent collection. Timed tickets are recommended during the busy holiday season. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-30	Van Gogh Museum Summer Visits	The Van Gogh Museum holds the world’s largest collection of works by Vincent van Gogh, spanning his paintings, drawings and letters. Summer is among the busiest periods, with advance timed-entry tickets required for admission. The museum also presents rotating exhibitions exploring the artist and his contemporaries. [Source]
2026-07-04 to 2026-07-05	Julidans International Dance Festival 2026	Julidans is Amsterdam’s annual festival of contemporary international dance, staged largely around the Leidseplein theatres. The programme brings choreographers and companies from across the world for performances, talks and workshops. The festival typically runs across the first half of July. [Source]
2026-08-19 to 2026-08-23	Grachtenfestival (Canal Festival) 2026	The Grachtenfestival presents classical and contemporary concerts at intimate venues, courtyards and on pontoons along Amsterdam’s canals. A highlight is the free Prinsengracht Concert performed on a floating stage. Many events showcase young and emerging musicians. [Source]
2026-06-21	Albert Cuyp Market	The Albert Cuypmarkt in De Pijp is the largest daytime street market in the Netherlands, open from Monday to Saturday. Hundreds of stalls sell fresh produce, Dutch snacks such as stroopwafels and herring, clothing and household goods. The market is free to browse and a popular summer destination. [Source]

City News in Amsterdam – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-07-17	Society	Reports of people in mental distress rose 20 percent in Amsterdam	The number of reports about confused or distressed people continued to rise in the first half of 2026, with a 20 percent increase in Amsterdam. The trend is putting added pressure on police and care services. Authorities are tracking the growing figures. [Source]
2026-07-17	Public safety	Police free kidnapping victim after large operation in Amsterdam-Oost	Police have confirmed that a large-scale operation in Amsterdam-Oost freed a kidnapping victim on Wednesday evening. The action involved a chase through the district. Officers detained suspects as part of the rescue. [Source]
2026-07-17	Housing	What Amsterdam’s stricter Airbnb rules mean for residents	New rules limit Amsterdammers to renting out their homes for fifteen days a year, and the city is weighing how much difference they make. The report examines what the tighter Airbnb regulations mean for residents. Questions remain over how effectively they curb short-term letting. [Source]
2026-07-17	City services	Three new waste boats deployed in Amsterdam’s red-light district	The city has added three new waste-collection boats in the Wallen area, with plans to eventually station around thirty in the centre. The vessels are part of an effort to keep the canals and old town clean. Officials see the boats as a longer-term fixture for the city centre. [Source]
2026-07-17	Art	André Volten’s painted stainless steel becomes a landmark in Amstelkwartier	A painted stainless-steel work by artist André Volten in the Amstelkwartier is drawing attention as public art worth lingering over. The piece invites passers-by to walk around it. It adds a striking sculptural feature to the neighbourhood. [Source]
2026-07-17	History	‘Friendly Fire’ manhole covers mark where bombs fell on Amsterdam-Noord in 1943	New manhole covers titled ‘Friendly Fire’ mark the spots where bombs fell on Amsterdam-Noord in July 1943. The project commemorates the wartime bombing raids on the district. It weaves the city’s history into its everyday streets. [Source]
2026-07-17	Urban planning	Despite some dull street names, Cruquius has become a successful district	Amsterdam-Oost’s Cruquius area has grown into a successful neighbourhood, even if some of its street names lack imagination. The redevelopment turned a former industrial harbour into housing. Residents and observers judge the transformation a success. [Source]
2026-07-17	Society	Dutch-Moroccan rights groups criticise opening of ‘House of Morocco’ in Amsterdam	Moroccan-Dutch human rights organisations have criticised the opening of the ‘House of Morocco’ in Amsterdam’s Plantagebuurt. They raised concerns about the venture. The opening has become a point of debate within the community. [Source]
2026-07-17	Crime	Police find large stash of drugs in a storage unit in Amsterdam-Noord	Police have discovered a large quantity of drugs in a storage box in Amsterdam-Noord. The find followed an investigation in the district. Officers seized the haul as part of their inquiry. [Source]
2026-07-17	Transport	Tram damages overhead line at Alexanderplein in Amsterdam	A tram tore down the overhead power line at Alexanderplein, disrupting service in the area. Repair crews were sent to fix the damaged line. The incident briefly affected tram traffic through the junction. [Source]

Sources: Pride Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, I amsterdam, Grachtenfestival, Albert Cuypmarkt, Het Parool Amsterdam, DutchNews

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Originally published: 2026-07-06T13:14:47.278908

Upcoming Events in Amsterdam

Date	Title	Details
2026-08-01 to 2026-08-02	Amsterdam Pride – Canal Parade 2026	Amsterdam Pride culminates in the famous Canal Parade, when decorated boats sail along the Prinsengracht through the heart of the city. The wider festival runs across multiple days with street parties, cultural programmes and events celebrating LGBTQ+ communities. The Canal Parade is free to watch from the quays and bridges. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-30	Rijksmuseum Permanent Collection & Summer Exhibitions	The Rijksmuseum displays Dutch masterpieces including Rembrandt’s Night Watch and works by Vermeer in its Gallery of Honour. During summer the museum runs additional temporary exhibitions alongside its permanent collection. Timed tickets are recommended during the busy holiday season. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-30	Van Gogh Museum Summer Visits	The Van Gogh Museum holds the world’s largest collection of works by Vincent van Gogh, spanning his paintings, drawings and letters. Summer is among the busiest periods, with advance timed-entry tickets required for admission. The museum also presents rotating exhibitions exploring the artist and his contemporaries. [Source]
2026-07-04 to 2026-07-05	Julidans International Dance Festival 2026	Julidans is Amsterdam’s annual festival of contemporary international dance, staged largely around the Leidseplein theatres. The programme brings choreographers and companies from across the world for performances, talks and workshops. The festival typically runs across the first half of July. [Source]
2026-08-19 to 2026-08-23	Grachtenfestival (Canal Festival) 2026	The Grachtenfestival presents classical and contemporary concerts at intimate venues, courtyards and on pontoons along Amsterdam’s canals. A highlight is the free Prinsengracht Concert performed on a floating stage. Many events showcase young and emerging musicians. [Source]
2026-06-21	Albert Cuyp Market	The Albert Cuypmarkt in De Pijp is the largest daytime street market in the Netherlands, open from Monday to Saturday. Hundreds of stalls sell fresh produce, Dutch snacks such as stroopwafels and herring, clothing and household goods. The market is free to browse and a popular summer destination. [Source]

City News in Amsterdam – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-07-06	Transport	Signal fault halts trains between Amsterdam Centraal and Zaandam	A technical fault has stopped all rail service between Amsterdam Centraal and Zaandam. Passengers on this busy commuter route face delays while the disruption is resolved. No estimate for when normal service will resume has been given. [Source]
2026-07-06	Public safety	Man (38) seriously wounded in IJburg stabbing, Amsterdam suspect arrested	A 38-year-old man was seriously injured in a stabbing in the IJburg district. Police arrested a 32-year-old Amsterdam resident in connection with the attack. The circumstances of the incident are under investigation. [Source]
2026-07-06	Public safety	Three injured in accident at Plein ’40-’45 during Morocco victory celebrations	Three people were injured in an accident at Plein ’40-’45 during celebrations of Morocco’s football victory. The gathering had drawn crowds marking the World Cup result. Details of how the accident happened were not immediately available. [Source]
2026-07-06	Housing	How Amsterdam cracks down on empty homes, with fines up to 72,000 euros	Amsterdam’s city government is taking action against owners who leave their homes vacant. Enforcement measures can include penalty payments of up to 72,000 euros. The approach targets properties left standing empty with curtains drawn and nobody living inside. [Source]
2026-07-06	Culture	‘Friendly Fire’ manhole covers mark where bombs fell on Amsterdam-Noord in July 1943	New manhole covers titled ‘Friendly Fire’ mark the spots in Amsterdam-Noord where bombs fell in July 1943. The installation commemorates wartime bombardments in the district. The project preserves the memory of the events in the city’s public space. [Source]
2026-07-06	Transport	Nearly half of micro-car drivers unaware of traffic rules	Almost half of drivers of small micro-cars such as the Birò do not know the applicable traffic rules. The finding raises safety concerns about these light vehicles on city streets. The gap in knowledge points to a need for better awareness among users. [Source]
2026-07-06	Weather	Temperatures set to climb back above 30 degrees this week	Temperatures across the Netherlands are expected to rise again this week. The centre and south of the country are the most likely areas to see the mercury climb above 30 degrees. Warm conditions are forecast to return in the coming days. [Source]
2026-07-06	Economy	Student interns to gain legal right to pay, but no minimum wage	Students at vocational schools, colleges and universities are to be given a legal right to payment for their internships. The new rules stop short of guaranteeing a minimum wage for the work. The change aims to ensure interns are compensated for their contributions. [Source]
2026-07-06	Politics	Cabinet fast-tracks shooting of problem wolves this summer	Local councils will be able to authorise the shooting of so-called problem wolves from mid-July. The move follows a decision by agricultural state secretary Silvio Erkens to speed up the measure. The policy responds to concerns over wolves in rural areas. [Source]
2026-07-06	Justice	Court rules government wrongly increased traffic fines	A court in Utrecht ruled that the government should not have raised traffic fines in 2024. The judges found the increase imposed by Dutch authorities was not justified. The decision could have implications for fines issued under the higher rates. [Source]

Sources: Pride Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, I amsterdam, Grachtenfestival, Albert Cuypmarkt, Het Parool Amsterdam, Het Parool Amsterdam

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Originally published: 2026-06-25T09:06:33.584155

Upcoming Events in Amsterdam

Date	Title	Details
2026-08-01 to 2026-08-02	Amsterdam Pride – Canal Parade 2026	Amsterdam Pride culminates in the famous Canal Parade, when decorated boats sail along the Prinsengracht through the heart of the city. The wider festival runs across multiple days with street parties, cultural programmes and events celebrating LGBTQ+ communities. The Canal Parade is free to watch from the quays and bridges. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-30	Rijksmuseum Permanent Collection & Summer Exhibitions	The Rijksmuseum displays Dutch masterpieces including Rembrandt’s Night Watch and works by Vermeer in its Gallery of Honour. During summer the museum runs additional temporary exhibitions alongside its permanent collection. Timed tickets are recommended during the busy holiday season. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-30	Van Gogh Museum Summer Visits	The Van Gogh Museum holds the world’s largest collection of works by Vincent van Gogh, spanning his paintings, drawings and letters. Summer is among the busiest periods, with advance timed-entry tickets required for admission. The museum also presents rotating exhibitions exploring the artist and his contemporaries. [Source]
2026-07-04 to 2026-07-05	Julidans International Dance Festival 2026	Julidans is Amsterdam’s annual festival of contemporary international dance, staged largely around the Leidseplein theatres. The programme brings choreographers and companies from across the world for performances, talks and workshops. The festival typically runs across the first half of July. [Source]
2026-08-19 to 2026-08-23	Grachtenfestival (Canal Festival) 2026	The Grachtenfestival presents classical and contemporary concerts at intimate venues, courtyards and on pontoons along Amsterdam’s canals. A highlight is the free Prinsengracht Concert performed on a floating stage. Many events showcase young and emerging musicians. [Source]
2026-06-21	Albert Cuyp Market	The Albert Cuypmarkt in De Pijp is the largest daytime street market in the Netherlands, open from Monday to Saturday. Hundreds of stalls sell fresh produce, Dutch snacks such as stroopwafels and herring, clothing and household goods. The market is free to browse and a popular summer destination. [Source]

City News in Amsterdam – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-21	Weather	Amsterdam heads for heatwave with temperatures up to 33C	Amsterdam is bracing for a heatwave, with daytime temperatures forecast to reach as high as 33 degrees Celsius. Forecasters also warn of muggy, sticky nights that will make sleeping difficult. Residents are advised to take precautions during the hot spell. [Source]
2026-06-21	Public safety	Residents of Amsterdam-Oost complex allowed home after blast	All residents of a housing complex in Amsterdam-Oost have been permitted to return home following an explosion at the building. Police are searching for two underage suspects in connection with the incident. The blast had forced an earlier evacuation of the block. [Source]
2026-06-21	Urban planning	Plan to clear cars from the Damrak and widen pavements	City officials are weighing a redesign of the Damrak that would remove through traffic and create wider pavements. Supporters argue the central thoroughfare no longer needs its lanes of cars and the notorious queue outside De Bijenkorf. The proposal is part of a broader push to reclaim street space for pedestrians. [Source]
2026-06-21	Government	Mayor Halsema opens ‘first public-transparency centre’	Mayor Femke Halsema has expressed pride at the opening of what the city calls the world’s first public-transparency centre. The facility is intended to make government information more openly accessible to residents. The launch is presented as a milestone for civic openness in Amsterdam. [Source]
2026-06-21	Justice	Woman convicted of trafficking teen at care institution	A 27-year-old woman has been convicted of human trafficking linked to a care institution. The court heard she took a 15-year-old girl to a home in Amsterdam-Noord. The case drew attention to the exploitation of vulnerable young people. [Source]
2026-06-21	Crime	Man jailed nine years for shooting on Prins Hendrikkade	A man identified as Luciano D. has been sentenced to nine years in prison for shooting another man on the Prins Hendrikkade. He told the court he had no regrets about the attack. The case concerned a violent confrontation in the city centre. [Source]
2026-06-21	Culture	Stolen love-locks artwork returns to its maker after a year	A stolen artwork made of love padlocks has been returned to its creator a year after it disappeared. The artist described being overjoyed at the recovery. The piece had been a familiar fixture in the city. [Source]
2026-06-21	Public health	Boil-water advisory lifted in two Amsterdam-Noord streets	A boil-water advisory prompted by faecal bacteria has been lifted for two streets in Amsterdam-Noord. Residents had been told to boil tap water as a precaution while the contamination was investigated. Officials say the water is now safe to use again. [Source]
2026-06-21	Weather	One dead and widespread damage after night of storms	A 25-year-old woman was killed as severe thunderstorms swept across the Netherlands overnight into Saturday. The storms caused widespread damage in many areas. Emergency services responded to numerous incidents during the night. [Source]
2026-06-21	Sport	Ajax searches for new main sponsor as Ziggo bows out	Amsterdam football club Ajax is seeking a new main sponsor after telecoms group Ziggo decided to end its backing of the club. The departure leaves a prominent gap on the team’s shirts. The club is now looking for a replacement partner. [Source]

Sources: Pride Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, I amsterdam, Grachtenfestival, Albert Cuypmarkt, Het Parool Amsterdam, Het Parool Amsterdam

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Originally published: 2026-06-15T09:24:06.008441

Current Events in Amsterdam in May

Date	Title	Details
May 23–24	Miljuschka’s DiscoDip Festival (Amsterdamse Bos)	A vibrant food-and-entertainment festival hosted by Miljuschka takes place in the Amsterdamse Bos on 23-24 May, with dishes, dips, music and a disco atmosphere. Ticketed; family-friendly. Notable: a colourful spring outdoor event in Amsterdam’s expansive woodland park, combining food culture with live entertainment. [Source]
from May 14	Kho Liang Ie retrospective (Stedelijk Museum)	The Stedelijk Museum presents a retrospective of designer Kho Liang Ie, running 14 May to 18 October. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a major survey of the influential Dutch-Indonesian designer’s work at Amsterdam’s leading modern and contemporary art museum on Museumplein. [Source]
Jun (month)	Holland Festival	The Holland Festival, Amsterdam’s premier international performing-arts celebration, returns every June with world-class theatre, dance, music and multidisciplinary performances across the city. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: the Netherlands’ flagship arts festival, presenting cutting-edge international and Dutch productions in venues across the capital. [Source]
Jun 12–Aug 30	Rembrandt & Life (Rembrandt House)	The Rembrandt House Museum presents ‘Rembrandt & Life,’ running 12 June to 30 August. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a focused exhibition at the master’s former home and studio in the Jodenbreestraat, offering insight into Rembrandt’s world in the very house where he lived and worked. [Source]
from Jun 19	Ed van der Elsken photography (Rijksmuseum)	The Rijksmuseum stages a major exhibition of photographer Ed van der Elsken, running 19 June to 13 September. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a celebration of the Dutch ‘enfant terrible’ of photography, whose raw, intimate images of post-war street life are presented at the nation’s flagship museum. [Source]
Jun 5–Oct 25	Carel Visser sculpture (Rijksmuseum Garden)	An open-air exhibition of Carel Visser’s sculpture fills the Rijksmuseum Garden from 5 June to 25 October. Free (garden access); family-friendly. Notable: monumental works by the leading Dutch sculptor displayed amid the museum’s formal gardens, blending modern art with green public space. [Source]
Jun 19–28	Open Garden Days (canal house gardens)	Privately owned canal houses normally closed to the public open their historic gardens for visits over 19-28 June. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a rare chance to step behind the façades of Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canal ring and explore hidden gardens usually off-limits to visitors. [Source]

City News in Amsterdam – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-14	Culture	Amsterdam’s Artis aquarium reopens after 50-million-euro restoration	One of the world’s oldest aquariums has reopened in Amsterdam after a five-year restoration project costing about 50 million euros. The overhaul renewed the historic Artis facility. The reopening was welcomed as the return of a landmark attraction. [Source]
2026-06-14	Public safety	Arrests and seizures follow Amsterdam gym explosion	Police have arrested several people and seized a number of cars after an explosion destroyed a gym in Amsterdam. Investigators are examining the cause and those responsible. The blast caused significant damage to the building. [Source]
2026-06-14	Public safety	Experts weigh how unusual the Amsterdam-Osdorp explosion was	Experts have discussed how exceptional the explosion in Amsterdam-Osdorp really was. They note that what happened in the storage box occurs often but usually ends without harm. The incident has prompted reflection on safety in residential buildings. [Source]
2026-06-14	Local government	Mayor Halsema seeks permanent batons for Amsterdam city wardens	Mayor Femke Halsema wants to make batons permanent for municipal enforcement officers in Amsterdam’s city centre. The move follows a positive evaluation of a trial. Supporters say it improves officer safety, while the proposal raises debate over policing. [Source]
2026-06-14	Urban development	Amsterdam earmarks 15 million euros for new cultural centre in the east	Amsterdam’s city council is setting aside 15 million euros to renovate the Drenthhal into a new cultural centre in a developing eastern district. The project aims to bring cultural facilities to the new residential area. It is part of the city’s investment in the neighbourhood. [Source]
2026-06-14	Public health	Faecal bacteria in pipes forces residents in Amsterdam-Noord to boil water	Faecal bacteria have been found in the water pipes of two streets in Amsterdam-Noord. Residents have been told to boil their drinking water as a precaution. Authorities are working to resolve the contamination. [Source]
2026-06-14	Culture	De Ceuvel creative hub gets extra year from Amsterdam city council	The De Ceuvel creative breeding ground has been granted an additional year by Amsterdam’s city council, allowing it to operate until the start of 2028. The decision extends the life of the well-known site. It gives the cultural project more time before its future is decided. [Source]
2026-06-14	Government	Dutch cabinet plans ban on online gambling ads and bonuses	The Dutch cabinet is planning a complete ban on online gambling advertising and on bonuses such as free bets for new customers. The measure aims to curb the reach of online gambling. It marks a tightening of rules in the sector. [Source]

Sources: AmsterdamTips, I amsterdam, AmsterdamTips, Amsterdam Experience, DutchNews, DutchNews, Het Parool Amsterdam, Het Parool Amsterdam

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Originally published: 2026-06-08T11:33:53.919048

Current Events in Amsterdam in May

Date	Title	Details
May 23–24	Miljuschka’s DiscoDip Festival (Amsterdamse Bos)	A vibrant food-and-entertainment festival hosted by Miljuschka takes place in the Amsterdamse Bos on 23-24 May, with dishes, dips, music and a disco atmosphere. Ticketed; family-friendly. Notable: a colourful spring outdoor event in Amsterdam’s expansive woodland park, combining food culture with live entertainment. [Source]
from May 14	Kho Liang Ie retrospective (Stedelijk Museum)	The Stedelijk Museum presents a retrospective of designer Kho Liang Ie, running 14 May to 18 October. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a major survey of the influential Dutch-Indonesian designer’s work at Amsterdam’s leading modern and contemporary art museum on Museumplein. [Source]
Jun (month)	Holland Festival	The Holland Festival, Amsterdam’s premier international performing-arts celebration, returns every June with world-class theatre, dance, music and multidisciplinary performances across the city. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: the Netherlands’ flagship arts festival, presenting cutting-edge international and Dutch productions in venues across the capital. [Source]
Jun 12–Aug 30	Rembrandt & Life (Rembrandt House)	The Rembrandt House Museum presents ‘Rembrandt & Life,’ running 12 June to 30 August. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a focused exhibition at the master’s former home and studio in the Jodenbreestraat, offering insight into Rembrandt’s world in the very house where he lived and worked. [Source]
from Jun 19	Ed van der Elsken photography (Rijksmuseum)	The Rijksmuseum stages a major exhibition of photographer Ed van der Elsken, running 19 June to 13 September. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a celebration of the Dutch ‘enfant terrible’ of photography, whose raw, intimate images of post-war street life are presented at the nation’s flagship museum. [Source]
Jun 5–Oct 25	Carel Visser sculpture (Rijksmuseum Garden)	An open-air exhibition of Carel Visser’s sculpture fills the Rijksmuseum Garden from 5 June to 25 October. Free (garden access); family-friendly. Notable: monumental works by the leading Dutch sculptor displayed amid the museum’s formal gardens, blending modern art with green public space. [Source]
Jun 19–28	Open Garden Days (canal house gardens)	Privately owned canal houses normally closed to the public open their historic gardens for visits over 19-28 June. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a rare chance to step behind the façades of Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canal ring and explore hidden gardens usually off-limits to visitors. [Source]

City News in Amsterdam – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-07	Culture	Amsterdam’s Holocaust Museum refuses to cooperate with a visit by Ye	Amsterdam’s Holocaust Museum has declined to take part in a planned visit by the rapper Ye. The museum said it would not provide a platform to help repair his damaged public image. The decision underscores the institution’s stance on who it associates with. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	Woman assaulted by a teenager in Amstelveen	A woman was assaulted by a teenager in Amstelveen, near Amsterdam. The incident was reported by local media. Authorities are dealing with the case in the suburb south of the city. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	Police arrest 16-year-old over explosion at an office building on Amsterdam’s Zuidas	Police have detained a 16-year-old boy in connection with an explosion at an office building on Amsterdam’s Zuidas business district. The act was claimed on social media by the same group that claimed antisemitic attacks on a synagogue in Liege, a Jewish school in Amsterdam and a synagogue in Rotterdam. Police had earlier arrested a 17-year-old boy from Uithoorn over the case. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	All three suspects in Drents Museum gold heist jailed for 47 months	The three main suspects in the Drents Museum heist have each been sentenced to three years and 11 months in prison. The case concerned the theft of valuable gold items from the museum. The verdicts bring the high-profile robbery case to a close. [Source]
2026-06-07	Urban development	Creative hub De Ceuvel granted an extra year by the city, until early 2028	The city of Amsterdam has granted the creative breeding ground De Ceuvel an additional year, extending its tenure until the start of 2028. The decision allows the well-known site to continue operating for longer than planned. It is a reprieve for the cultural and sustainability hub in Amsterdam-Noord. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	Mayor Halsema seeks permanent batons for enforcement officers in Amsterdam city centre	Mayor Femke Halsema wants to make batons a permanent part of the equipment for municipal enforcement officers in Amsterdam-Centrum. The move follows a positive evaluation of a trial. The measure would give the officers, known as boa’s, expanded means in the city centre. [Source]
2026-06-07	Urban development	City commits 15 million euros for a new cultural centre in Amsterdam-Oost	The municipality is setting aside 15 million euros to renovate the Drenthhal into a new cultural centre in a developing residential district in Amsterdam-Oost. The project is intended to provide cultural facilities for the new neighbourhood. It reflects the city’s investment in amenities for growing areas. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	No large erotic centre in new coalition deal as parties plan 350 million euros in cuts	A new coalition agreement drops plans for a large erotic centre in Amsterdam. The parties PRO Amsterdam and D66 want to cut 350 million euros from the budget. The deal sets out the new governing priorities for the city. [Source]
2026-06-07	Culture	Skatecafé, Oedipus and the rest of the Hamerkwartier mark their farewell with celebrations	Businesses including Skatecafé and brewery Oedipus are saying goodbye to the Hamerkwartier with a series of farewell events. The area is being redeveloped, ending an era for its cultural venues. One organiser said the history of the place cannot be rebuilt. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	Hundreds of households in Amsterdam-Noord briefly left without water after a pipe break	Hundreds of households in Amsterdam-Noord were temporarily without water after a pipe burst during construction works. The disruption affected residents in the northern district. Supply was expected to be restored once the broken line was dealt with. [Source]

Sources: AmsterdamTips, I amsterdam, AmsterdamTips, Amsterdam Experience, Het Parool Amsterdam, Het Parool Amsterdam, NRC, DutchNews

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Originally published: 2026-06-07T10:19:20.795726

Current Events in Amsterdam in May

Date	Title	Details
May 23–24	Miljuschka’s DiscoDip Festival (Amsterdamse Bos)	A vibrant food-and-entertainment festival hosted by Miljuschka takes place in the Amsterdamse Bos on 23-24 May, with dishes, dips, music and a disco atmosphere. Ticketed; family-friendly. Notable: a colourful spring outdoor event in Amsterdam’s expansive woodland park, combining food culture with live entertainment. [Source]
from May 14	Kho Liang Ie retrospective (Stedelijk Museum)	The Stedelijk Museum presents a retrospective of designer Kho Liang Ie, running 14 May to 18 October. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a major survey of the influential Dutch-Indonesian designer’s work at Amsterdam’s leading modern and contemporary art museum on Museumplein. [Source]
Jun (month)	Holland Festival	The Holland Festival, Amsterdam’s premier international performing-arts celebration, returns every June with world-class theatre, dance, music and multidisciplinary performances across the city. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: the Netherlands’ flagship arts festival, presenting cutting-edge international and Dutch productions in venues across the capital. [Source]
Jun 12–Aug 30	Rembrandt & Life (Rembrandt House)	The Rembrandt House Museum presents ‘Rembrandt & Life,’ running 12 June to 30 August. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a focused exhibition at the master’s former home and studio in the Jodenbreestraat, offering insight into Rembrandt’s world in the very house where he lived and worked. [Source]
from Jun 19	Ed van der Elsken photography (Rijksmuseum)	The Rijksmuseum stages a major exhibition of photographer Ed van der Elsken, running 19 June to 13 September. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a celebration of the Dutch ‘enfant terrible’ of photography, whose raw, intimate images of post-war street life are presented at the nation’s flagship museum. [Source]
Jun 5–Oct 25	Carel Visser sculpture (Rijksmuseum Garden)	An open-air exhibition of Carel Visser’s sculpture fills the Rijksmuseum Garden from 5 June to 25 October. Free (garden access); family-friendly. Notable: monumental works by the leading Dutch sculptor displayed amid the museum’s formal gardens, blending modern art with green public space. [Source]
Jun 19–28	Open Garden Days (canal house gardens)	Privately owned canal houses normally closed to the public open their historic gardens for visits over 19-28 June. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a rare chance to step behind the façades of Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canal ring and explore hidden gardens usually off-limits to visitors. [Source]

City News in Amsterdam – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-07	Culture	Amsterdam’s Holocaust Museum refuses to cooperate with a visit by Ye	Amsterdam’s Holocaust Museum has declined to take part in a planned visit by the rapper Ye. The museum said it would not provide a platform to help repair his damaged public image. The decision underscores the institution’s stance on who it associates with. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	Woman assaulted by a teenager in Amstelveen	A woman was assaulted by a teenager in Amstelveen, near Amsterdam. The incident was reported by local media. Authorities are dealing with the case in the suburb south of the city. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	Police arrest 16-year-old over explosion at an office building on Amsterdam’s Zuidas	Police have detained a 16-year-old boy in connection with an explosion at an office building on Amsterdam’s Zuidas business district. The act was claimed on social media by the same group that claimed antisemitic attacks on a synagogue in Liege, a Jewish school in Amsterdam and a synagogue in Rotterdam. Police had earlier arrested a 17-year-old boy from Uithoorn over the case. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	All three suspects in Drents Museum gold heist jailed for 47 months	The three main suspects in the Drents Museum heist have each been sentenced to three years and 11 months in prison. The case concerned the theft of valuable gold items from the museum. The verdicts bring the high-profile robbery case to a close. [Source]
2026-06-07	Urban development	Creative hub De Ceuvel granted an extra year by the city, until early 2028	The city of Amsterdam has granted the creative breeding ground De Ceuvel an additional year, extending its tenure until the start of 2028. The decision allows the well-known site to continue operating for longer than planned. It is a reprieve for the cultural and sustainability hub in Amsterdam-Noord. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	Mayor Halsema seeks permanent batons for enforcement officers in Amsterdam city centre	Mayor Femke Halsema wants to make batons a permanent part of the equipment for municipal enforcement officers in Amsterdam-Centrum. The move follows a positive evaluation of a trial. The measure would give the officers, known as boa’s, expanded means in the city centre. [Source]
2026-06-07	Urban development	City commits 15 million euros for a new cultural centre in Amsterdam-Oost	The municipality is setting aside 15 million euros to renovate the Drenthhal into a new cultural centre in a developing residential district in Amsterdam-Oost. The project is intended to provide cultural facilities for the new neighbourhood. It reflects the city’s investment in amenities for growing areas. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	No large erotic centre in new coalition deal as parties plan 350 million euros in cuts	A new coalition agreement drops plans for a large erotic centre in Amsterdam. The parties PRO Amsterdam and D66 want to cut 350 million euros from the budget. The deal sets out the new governing priorities for the city. [Source]
2026-06-07	Culture	Skatecafé, Oedipus and the rest of the Hamerkwartier mark their farewell with celebrations	Businesses including Skatecafé and brewery Oedipus are saying goodbye to the Hamerkwartier with a series of farewell events. The area is being redeveloped, ending an era for its cultural venues. One organiser said the history of the place cannot be rebuilt. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	Hundreds of households in Amsterdam-Noord briefly left without water after a pipe break	Hundreds of households in Amsterdam-Noord were temporarily without water after a pipe burst during construction works. The disruption affected residents in the northern district. Supply was expected to be restored once the broken line was dealt with. [Source]

Sources: AmsterdamTips, I amsterdam, AmsterdamTips, Amsterdam Experience, Het Parool Amsterdam, Het Parool Amsterdam, NRC, DutchNews

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Originally published: 2026-05-29T10:23:58.993376

Current Events in Amsterdam in May

Date	Title	Details
May 23–24	Miljuschka’s DiscoDip Festival (Amsterdamse Bos)	A vibrant food-and-entertainment festival hosted by Miljuschka takes place in the Amsterdamse Bos on 23-24 May, with dishes, dips, music and a disco atmosphere. Ticketed; family-friendly. Notable: a colourful spring outdoor event in Amsterdam’s expansive woodland park, combining food culture with live entertainment. [Source]
from May 14	Kho Liang Ie retrospective (Stedelijk Museum)	The Stedelijk Museum presents a retrospective of designer Kho Liang Ie, running 14 May to 18 October. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a major survey of the influential Dutch-Indonesian designer’s work at Amsterdam’s leading modern and contemporary art museum on Museumplein. [Source]
Jun (month)	Holland Festival	The Holland Festival, Amsterdam’s premier international performing-arts celebration, returns every June with world-class theatre, dance, music and multidisciplinary performances across the city. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: the Netherlands’ flagship arts festival, presenting cutting-edge international and Dutch productions in venues across the capital. [Source]
Jun 12–Aug 30	Rembrandt & Life (Rembrandt House)	The Rembrandt House Museum presents ‘Rembrandt & Life,’ running 12 June to 30 August. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a focused exhibition at the master’s former home and studio in the Jodenbreestraat, offering insight into Rembrandt’s world in the very house where he lived and worked. [Source]
from Jun 19	Ed van der Elsken photography (Rijksmuseum)	The Rijksmuseum stages a major exhibition of photographer Ed van der Elsken, running 19 June to 13 September. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a celebration of the Dutch ‘enfant terrible’ of photography, whose raw, intimate images of post-war street life are presented at the nation’s flagship museum. [Source]
Jun 5–Oct 25	Carel Visser sculpture (Rijksmuseum Garden)	An open-air exhibition of Carel Visser’s sculpture fills the Rijksmuseum Garden from 5 June to 25 October. Free (garden access); family-friendly. Notable: monumental works by the leading Dutch sculptor displayed amid the museum’s formal gardens, blending modern art with green public space. [Source]
Jun 19–28	Open Garden Days (canal house gardens)	Privately owned canal houses normally closed to the public open their historic gardens for visits over 19-28 June. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a rare chance to step behind the façades of Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canal ring and explore hidden gardens usually off-limits to visitors. [Source]

City News in Amsterdam – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-29	Local government	Amsterdam forms its coalition smoothly as other cities stall	While coalition negotiations stall in other Dutch cities, Amsterdam is moving ahead smoothly to form its new city government. The relative ease stands out against the gridlock elsewhere. The progress points to a stable path for the capital’s administration. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local government	No large erotic centre in Amsterdam’s new coalition agreement	Amsterdam’s new coalition agreement does not include plans for a large erotic centre, with parties PRO Amsterdam and D66 shelving the controversial proposal. The idea had long divided opinion in the city. Its absence marks a notable shift in policy. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local affairs	More building permits issued but fewer homes actually built	More homes are receiving building permits in the Netherlands, yet fewer are actually being built, the statistics office CBS reports, a paradox felt in Amsterdam’s tight housing market. The gap underscores the obstacles to construction. It highlights the persistent challenge of delivering new housing. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local affairs	Dutch birth rate plummets 16% in a decade	The Dutch birth rate has plummeted 16% over the past 10 years, new figures show, deepening concern about the country’s demographics, an issue relevant to Amsterdam. The decline poses long-term challenges. It mirrors falling birth rates seen across many nations. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local government	Dutch parliament’s coronavirus inquiry begins public hearings	The Dutch parliament’s inquiry into the coronavirus pandemic has begun its public hearings, with virologist Marion Koopmans among the first witnesses, in proceedings followed in Amsterdam. The inquiry will examine the country’s handling of the crisis. It revisits contentious measures such as the curfew and lockdowns. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local government	Searching asylum seekers’ phones is illegal, ministry rules	Searching the phones of asylum seekers is illegal, a Dutch ministry has ruled, a decision with national reach felt in Amsterdam. The ruling sets limits on how authorities can handle applicants’ devices. It touches on the balance between security and privacy. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local government	Dutch ministers spent €1.8 million on private jets for foreign trips	Dutch ministers spent 1.8 million euros on private jets for foreign trips, figures show, drawing scrutiny in Amsterdam and beyond. The spending has raised questions about cost and propriety. The revelation has prompted debate over government travel. [Source]
2026-05-29	Public transport	Dutch traffic fines set to rise with inflation next year	Traffic fines in the Netherlands are set to rise in line with inflation next year, meaning higher penalties for drivers in Amsterdam. The increase will affect a range of offences. Motorists are advised to take note of the steeper charges. [Source]
2026-05-28	Culture	Amsterdam’s Hamerkwartier venues throw a farewell party	Skatecafé, Oedipus and other venues in Amsterdam’s Hamerkwartier are bowing out with a celebratory farewell, as the area faces redevelopment. The party marks the end of an era for the creative district. It reflects the changing face of the city’s neighbourhoods. [Source]
2026-05-29	Local affairs	Weather turns, but Amsterdam may dodge the worst of the storms	The weather is turning in the Netherlands, but storms and hail look set to largely miss Amsterdam, forecasters say. The capital may escape the brunt of the rough conditions. Residents are nonetheless advised to keep an eye on the changing weather. [Source]

Sources: AmsterdamTips, I amsterdam, AmsterdamTips, Amsterdam Experience, Het Parool Amsterdam, Het Parool Amsterdam, DutchNews, DutchNews

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Originally published: 2026-05-22T12:17:31.245936

Current Events in Amsterdam in May

Date	Title	Details
May 23–24	Miljuschka’s DiscoDip Festival (Amsterdamse Bos)	A vibrant food-and-entertainment festival hosted by Miljuschka takes place in the Amsterdamse Bos on 23-24 May, with dishes, dips, music and a disco atmosphere. Ticketed; family-friendly. Notable: a colourful spring outdoor event in Amsterdam’s expansive woodland park, combining food culture with live entertainment. [Source]
from May 14	Kho Liang Ie retrospective (Stedelijk Museum)	The Stedelijk Museum presents a retrospective of designer Kho Liang Ie, running 14 May to 18 October. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a major survey of the influential Dutch-Indonesian designer’s work at Amsterdam’s leading modern and contemporary art museum on Museumplein. [Source]
Jun (month)	Holland Festival	The Holland Festival, Amsterdam’s premier international performing-arts celebration, returns every June with world-class theatre, dance, music and multidisciplinary performances across the city. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: the Netherlands’ flagship arts festival, presenting cutting-edge international and Dutch productions in venues across the capital. [Source]
Jun 12–Aug 30	Rembrandt & Life (Rembrandt House)	The Rembrandt House Museum presents ‘Rembrandt & Life,’ running 12 June to 30 August. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a focused exhibition at the master’s former home and studio in the Jodenbreestraat, offering insight into Rembrandt’s world in the very house where he lived and worked. [Source]
from Jun 19	Ed van der Elsken photography (Rijksmuseum)	The Rijksmuseum stages a major exhibition of photographer Ed van der Elsken, running 19 June to 13 September. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a celebration of the Dutch ‘enfant terrible’ of photography, whose raw, intimate images of post-war street life are presented at the nation’s flagship museum. [Source]
Jun 5–Oct 25	Carel Visser sculpture (Rijksmuseum Garden)	An open-air exhibition of Carel Visser’s sculpture fills the Rijksmuseum Garden from 5 June to 25 October. Free (garden access); family-friendly. Notable: monumental works by the leading Dutch sculptor displayed amid the museum’s formal gardens, blending modern art with green public space. [Source]
Jun 19–28	Open Garden Days (canal house gardens)	Privately owned canal houses normally closed to the public open their historic gardens for visits over 19-28 June. Ticketed; all ages. Notable: a rare chance to step behind the façades of Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canal ring and explore hidden gardens usually off-limits to visitors. [Source]

City News in Amsterdam – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-22	Local politics	Amsterdam coalition talks continue as parties jockey for position	Amsterdam’s coalition negotiations continued amid the usual political manoeuvring, with city parties positioning ahead of a new administration. Het Parool reported on the lighter side of the talks, including a padel match between negotiators. The process will shape the direction of the capital’s government on housing, mobility and other pressing local issues. [Source]
2026-05-22	Public safety	Man, 68, in wheelchair killed after being pulled by passing train	A 68-year-old man in a wheelchair died after being pulled toward the tracks by the suction of a passing train, Het Parool reported. The accident prompted renewed attention to platform safety, particularly for wheelchair users and vulnerable passengers. Authorities were examining the circumstances of the incident at the station. [Source]
2026-05-22	Retail & labour	Dozens of Gall & Gall shops stay shut amid strike, says union FNV	Dozens of Gall & Gall liquor stores across the Netherlands, including in Amsterdam, remained closed due to a strike, according to trade union FNV. The industrial action disrupted the well-known retail chain. The dispute centres on pay and conditions, part of broader labour unrest in the Dutch retail sector. [Source]
2026-05-22	Crime	Netherlands a key link in illegal birds-of-prey trade, two Italians fined	The Netherlands is an important hub in the illegal trade of birds of prey, after two Italian nationals were each fined €15,000 for smuggling rare raptors and other animals through the country. The case highlighted the role of Dutch transit routes, including Schiphol, in wildlife trafficking and prompted calls for tougher enforcement. [Source]
2026-05-22	Business	ING staff facing job cuts to miss out on pension top-ups	ING staff who lose their jobs in the bank’s current reorganisation will miss out on thousands of euros in pension top-ups, DutchNews reported. The Amsterdam-headquartered lender’s restructuring affects employees’ retirement benefits. Unions raised concerns over the impact on staff as the bank streamlines its workforce. [Source]
2026-05-22	National politics	Minister demands answers from councils failing to house asylum seekers	Dutch asylum minister Bart van den Brink is demanding answers from local councils that are not providing enough beds for asylum seekers. The pressure reflects the national strain over refugee accommodation. The standoff between central government and municipalities continues to shape the politically charged debate over housing in the Netherlands. [Source]
2026-05-22	Football	Ajax and FC Utrecht to meet for the last Dutch European ticket	Ajax and FC Utrecht will meet in the final Dutch play-off for a place in the Conference League play-offs next season, after both won their matches. The decider carries European stakes for Amsterdam’s Ajax. The fixture is a key moment at the end of the Dutch football season, with continental qualification on the line. [Source]
2026-05-22	Health	Sexually transmitted infections rising sharply across Europe	Sexually transmitted infections reached record levels across Europe in 2024, according to the European disease control agency, with cases rising sharply. The trend has implications for public health in the Netherlands, including Amsterdam. Health authorities urged testing and prevention as infection rates climb across the continent. [Source]
2026-05-21	Society	Solidarity demonstration in Utrecht backs refugees after unrest	After unrest in Loosdrecht, an activist coalition organised a solidarity demonstration in nearby Utrecht in support of refugees, arguing that asylum centres belong in communities. The counter-protest reflected deep divisions in the Netherlands over refugee reception. Organisers sought to present a positive message amid tensions over asylum policy. [Source]

Sources: AmsterdamTips, I amsterdam, AmsterdamTips, Amsterdam Experience, NRC, DutchNews, NRC, NRC

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City News in Amsterdam – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-22	General	Blackbird gaat de confrontatie aan met eenzaamheid: ‘Ik wilde echt schreeuwen: zien jullie mij nog?’	Merel Koman brak als Blackbird door met americana en country. Op haar nieuwe album kiest ze voor popsongs met glinsterende synthesizers. Het opgewekte geluid contrasteert met de zwaardere teksten. „Het was heftig om deze kant te laten horen, alsof ik iets verzwegen had.” (via NRC) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Sexually transmitted infections are rising sharply in Europe	The number of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) reached record levels in Europe in 2024, the European Centre for Disease Prevention… (via DutchNews) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Pubers – je ziet de frontale cortex achter hun ogen bonzen, alles aan dat lichaam bot uit	Ik herinner me van mijn middelbareschooltijd de lange fietstochten over de dijk, met mijn vriendin Martha met wie ik zo vaak en hard moest lachen dat we, gierend over onze sturen… (via NRC) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Minister wants answers from councils with no refugee housing	Asylum minister Bart van den Brink is demanding local councils which are not providing enough beds for asylum seekers explain… (via DutchNews) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Ajax and Utrecht win, and now play for last European ticket	Ajax and FC Utrecht will meet in the final Dutch play-off for a place in Conference League play-offs next season… (via DutchNews) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Hebben museumbezoekers in België genoeg van de Eerste Wereldoorlog?	Het Vlaamse In Flanders Fields Museum was tussen 2014 en 2018 een van de drukstbezochte Eerste Wereldoorlogmusea. Daarna daalden de bezoekersaantallen sterk, de huidige indringende tentoonstelling over Belgische vluchtelingen verandert daar weinig aan. Toch beschouwt de directeur de dip als tijdelijk. (via NRC) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Een eigen sociaal medium: het begin van een journalistieke zoektocht	Het technieuws van deze week ging over de rechtszaak tussen Musk en Altman. Ik vond het fascinerend én onbevredigend, want over de inhoud ging het vrijwel niet. Hoe gaan we het daar dan wel over hebben? Ik heb een voorstel. (via NRC) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Tientallen winkels van Gall & Gall blijven dicht door staking, zegt FNV	(via Het Parool Amsterdam) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	<em>Mijn rekenkracht, mijn regels. </em>Waarom ik een eigen sociaal medium wil opzetten	Ooit maakten sociale media het leven van NRC-redacteur Marloes de Koning leuker en makkelijker, maar die tijd is voorbij. Nu heeft ze behoefte aan een alternatief. Dus gaat ze proberen een server op te zetten, een plek waar software kan draaien voor een eigen socialemediaplatform. [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Wetenschappelijk aantonen dat muziek vroeger beter was: kan dat?	Onderzoekers die muziek wiskundig onderzoeken vinden dat de liedjes in de loop van de eeuwen steeds minder complex zijn geworden. Maar wat zegt dat over de kwaliteit? (via NRC) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Heeft de Formule 1 zichzelf kapot vernieuwd?	Het is crisis in de Formule 1. Nieuwe regels hebben volgens fans de ziel uit het racen gehaald. Max Verstappen dreigt zelfs op te stappen. (via NRC) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Hester (56) en Yara (25): ‘Yara was ook een heel eigenzinnig meisje, op haar derde liep ze een halfjaar rond met een duikbril op haar hoofd’	(via Het Parool Amsterdam) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Aan Zet	(via NRC) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Koprol	(via NRC) [Source]

Sources: NRC, DutchNews, NRC, DutchNews, DutchNews, NRC, NRC, Het Parool Amsterdam

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Originally published: 2026-05-12T15:36:05.938885

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Sources: Gemeente Amsterdam, Amsterdamian, Ticketle.nl, Railway News, Rembrandthuis official site, Emerce

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Current Events in Amsterdam in September

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