Who was Anne Frank as a historical person, and how did she become one of the world's most recognizable icons? Amsterdam author Arnon Grunberg sits down with Ruth Franklin to […]
Dutch author Arnon Grunberg sits down with American literary biographer Ruth Franklin on September 2 to discuss her book The Many Lives of Anne Frank — exploring who Anne Frank […]
Academic seminar on logic and interactive rationality hosted by the ILLC (Institute for Logic, Language and Computation) at the University of Amsterdam.Where: ILLC, University of AmsterdamMore info & tickets
One of Iran's most important contemporary filmmakers, Mohammad Rasoulof has spent his career exposing political oppression through cinema. This evening at De Balie explores his work and his unique visual […]
One of Iran's most celebrated and daring filmmakers, Mohammad Rasoulof, comes to De Balie on September 4 to discuss his work — films that expose the inner workings of political […]
Mohammad Rasoulof — one of the most celebrated Iranian filmmakers working today, whose work has been banned and whose passport was confiscated by the Iranian government — comes to De […]
A Sunday celebration of oysters and seasonal seafood at WestWeelde restaurant, September 6. A food-focused event for Dutch summer dining culture.Where: WestWeelde – Het RestaurantMore info & tickets
WestWeelde's restaurant hosts its oyster afternoon — Pearl Sunday (Parel Zondag) — on September 6, noon to 5 pm. A relaxed Sunday session focused on fresh oysters and drinks in […]
Arti et Amicitiae hosts a conversation with artists David Veldhoen and Jacqueline Verhaagen, moderated by Madeleine van Lennep. The discussion covers their work in public space, the influence of light, […]
Misplaced shame, medical bias, and why uterus-related conditions go undiagnosed for years — De Balie hosts a frank conversation about the persistent stigma around menstrual and hormonal disorders. Doors at […]