What's On in Amsterdam on Thursday 5 November
Nothing listed for this choice on the days shown. Try another day, untick a box, or press Clear all filters.
Art openings
the next 60 days, as the galleries announce themThursday 5 November
The Australian rapper and singer behind the global hit Stay with Justin Bieber, playing a mix of melodic hip-hop and pop.
The Houston rapper and singer, signed to Travis Scott's Cactus Jack label and known for the hit No Idea, plays an arena show.
The young Finnish conductor, soon to become the orchestra's chief conductor, takes on Dvořák's darkest and most dramatic symphony.
A family musical based on the story of the kidnapped Dalmatian puppies and Cruella de Vil, with songs, puppetry and humour.
Chantal Janzen plays Sally Bowles in Daria Bukvić's new staging of Kander and Ebb's musical, set in the Kit Kat Club in Weimar-era Berlin.
The veteran Dutch singer, songwriter and clown, also known as the creator of Alfred J. Kwak, performs his show 'Vandaag' ('Today').
The experimental rock project of Maynard James Keenan, singer of Tool and A Perfect Circle, known for its theatrical, electronic-tinged live shows.
A month of family activities at the national museum, inviting children and parents to discover the stories behind works in the collection.
The New Zealand comedian, known as Murray in Flight of the Conchords and from Our Flag Means Death, performs stand-up.
The veteran Brazilian singer-songwriter from Pernambuco, who mixes frevo, forró and maracatu with rock, plays a rare European show.
Hands-on art workshops for children aged 6 to 12, held on Saturdays at the museum.
The Hamburg electronic duo behind 'Pogo' and 'Idealistic', known for mixing dance music with indie-rock energy.
A long-running DJ party that plays Fleetwood Mac songs reworked as disco, house and edits.
Public skating and courses at Amsterdam's large outdoor ice rink in Watergraafsmeer.
Steven Isserlis, the eminent British cellist, and French cellist Victor Julien-Laferrière play a selection of their favourite sonatas.
A private hands-on pottery class where couples can try wheel throwing together and pick up their fired work later.
An open-mic stand-up night where comedians poke fun at Dutch culture and life in the Netherlands.
Dutch novelist and columnist Arnon Grunberg talks with Palestinian writer Adania Shibli, author of the novel Minor Detail.
Boom Chicago's long-running improv show, where American and international performers make up scenes and songs on the spot from audience suggestions.
A trio puts its own spin on Beethoven, reworking his music rather than playing it straight.
An intimate concert in a yurt, with the performers kept secret until you arrive.
In a living library, people are the 'books': you sit down with one and talk to them about their life and experiences.
Climbing in the dark at this outdoor rope and climbing park, with a spooky Halloween theme.
British crossover cellist Matthew Barley joins Gambian kora player Dawda Jobarteh, Brazilian percussionist Adriano Adewale and Hanna Ryynänen for music that crosses traditions.
David Cronenberg's 1983 body-horror classic, with James Woods as a TV executive drawn into a mind-warping broadcast signal and Debbie Harry co-starring.
A soul double bill in the main hall, pairing American singer David Michael Wyatt with British soul vocalist Josh Barry.
An absurdist family show for ages eight and up about chaos and paying attention; the title means "It's still quiet now".
A phone-free social evening from the Offline Club, with board games and puzzles in a church.
Italian cellist and composer Giovanni Sollima, known for his energetic, genre-crossing playing, performs Bach in a morning concert.
A theatre production whose title takes aim at Lolita, presumably Nabokov's novel and the way it shapes how young girls are seen.
An evening session at the art, antiques and design fair at the RAI, with dealers' stands open after hours.
Annie Baker's Pulitzer Prize-winning play about three cinema ushers, staged by Amsterdam On Stage in the city's oldest cinema, which suits the story.
A stage piece whose title pairs the American rapper with Samuel Beckett, the Irish playwright of Waiting for Godot.
Stand-up comedians perform entirely in English, for expats and for Dutch people who like their comedy in English.
A social Meetup group gathers at Dynamo Atelier 77 so participants can customise and personalise their own clothes.
A daily happy hour at the hotel's Prins & Aap bar that introduces jenever, the Dutch juniper spirit that came before gin.
Cellists Quirine Viersen and Maja Bogdanović and violinist Daniel Rowland join the eastern Netherlands orchestra Phion for a tango-themed programme.
This concert is sold out.
Dutch alto saxophonist Benjamin Herman, known for New Cool Collective, brings his trio to the upstairs hall with Japanese tenor saxophonist Tomoaki Baba.
An exhibition exploring the realities of independence struggles across Africa, Suriname, and the Caribbean.
A monthly Thursday morning storytime and sing-along for toddlers and preschoolers at the specialist children's bookshop.
A two-day festival marking 15 years of Bijlmer Got Talent, the neighbourhood talent show for performers from Amsterdam Southeast.
Performers turn personal stories into completely unscripted scenes at this weekly English-language improv showcase.
A painting class for all levels, with drinks, snacks and soft jazz, pitched as a social evening or art date.
An urban safari: an outing that treats the city as ground to explore, looking closely at everyday streets and surroundings, hosted by the VU's cultural centre.
Music teacher Judith Sijp leads her monthly music workshop for young children and their parents, this time reading from a new picture book.
TUMO is a free after-school programme from Armenia where teenagers learn things like coding, animation, game design and graphics through self-paced work and workshops.
Amsterdam's festival of fantastic and genre cinema presents a programme of new Dutch work in horror, sci-fi and fantasy.
A screening at Amsterdam's festival of fantasy, horror and science fiction film, with a short film shown before the feature.
Audience seating for the recording of Eva Jinek's current affairs talkshow at De Hallen.
In playback theatre, audience members tell real stories from their own lives and actors improvise them back on stage straight away.
A screening of strange and forgotten clips from cult, exploitation and genre films from around the world, put together by the Duke Mitchell Film Club.
French cellist Victor Julien-Laferrière, winner of the 2017 Queen Elisabeth Competition, performs with Stefano Bruno and the ensemble Het Muziek.
Maya Annik Bedward's documentary traces the zombie from its Haitian roots and Black history to its place in horror cinema, shown at Amsterdam's fantastic film festival.
Danspaleis is a dance afternoon for older people in the style of a classic tea dance, with music to dance to and time to socialise.
Free trial lessons where children learn how artists look at the world and start developing their own visual style.
A talk and discussion at Amsterdam Science Park about how artificial intelligence is changing design, media, music and other creative work.
An American singer from Georgia with a retro country sound that found a following online.
Thursday karaoke at a long-running Zeedijk bar, with songs from old classics to current hits.
Marjolein Visser talks about a year spent at Ter Apel, the Netherlands' main registration centre for asylum seekers.
Guest cooks take over the kitchen of a neighbourhood restaurant in the park landscape on the western edge of Amsterdam for a one-off dinner.
A short, accessible talk at the University of Amsterdam's cultural venue, looking at how representative Dutch politics actually is.
Would-be inventors pitch their ideas to Matthias Scheek, alongside the launch of his book.
Post-punk from The Clockworks, the Galway band known for sharp, guitar-driven songs about city life, with Danny Blue also on the bill.
A live Brazilian music session celebrating traditional samba, choro, and percussion.
A new theatre piece at Frascati, the Nes venue for experimental theatre, dance and performance by young makers.
A stage show at DeLaMar, the large commercial theatre on Marnixstraat known for musicals, comedy and big Dutch productions.
Indonesian genre director Joko Anwar's horror comedy about inmates facing a vengeful spirit inside a prison.
A public opening event for Amsterdam Climate Week, the city's week of events and talks about climate action.
Four lectures on Muslim-ruled medieval Spain, from an introduction to its architecture and music, which can be attended singly or as a series.
A concert at Cellofest, the Amsterdam festival that shows off the cello in classical, jazz, world and experimental music.
A programme of short films from Amsterdam's festival of fantasy, horror and science fiction, grouped under the theme of unexpected discoveries.
A performance at Internationaal Theater Amsterdam, the city's main repertory theatre on the Leidseplein.
An event at the Droog design space built around an Indian 'auntie' figure getting to grips with Dutch life.
Beatriz Seigner's quietly ghostly drama about a family fleeing Colombia's conflict to a river island where the living and the dead mingle.
A tasting of sherry, the fortified wine from the area around Jerez in Andalusia, from dry fino to sweet styles.
A library session about oracles and fortune-telling, and what people have looked for in them.
Vittorio De Sica's 1951 fairy-tale fable about a kind-hearted orphan and a shantytown of Milan's poor, mixing Italian neorealism with fantasy.
An immersive audiovisual screening pairing the British band's music with large-format digital visuals projected across walls and floors.
An interactive reading and craft workshop designed for children aged five and up.
A hands-on digital learning workshop where young people practice tech and design skills.
A design talk with Katja Gruijters, the Dutch food designer who works on how we produce, eat and think about food.
A session at Waag, the Nieuwmarkt lab for technology and society, on cleaning methods that do not pollute.
A collaborative writing workshop where musicians and lyricists share works in progress and experiment with new material.
Musicians take turns on stage for an open, unscripted jazz session at the neighbourhood piano bar.
Workshops and courses on recognising, growing and using medicinal and culinary herbs, run by an herb school based in the Poortgebouw.
A horror programme built around family fears, part of Amsterdam's festival of horror, fantasy and science fiction film.
An introductory course in bachata, the partner dance from the Dominican Republic, for people with no previous experience.
A stage production at Internationaal Theater Amsterdam, the city's largest repertory theatre company.
An animated family film featuring a grumpy fish and a hyperactive sea dragon.
Philosopher, poet and critic Maarten Doorman gives a lecture named after Daendels, the colonial governor-general of the Dutch East Indies.
The Amsterdam International Community hosts a karaoke and drinks night in De Pijp for expats and locals.
Parviz and Helmar play funky indie music with Persian roots at Mezrab, a venue known for storytelling and intercultural events.
With the days getting shorter, cyclists can have their broken bike lights fixed for free so they can be seen in the dark.
Free weekly beginner try-out classes in salsa and bachata, two Latin partner dances, held every Thursday.
Part of a series that challenges stereotypes, this session looks at how bodies, and disabled bodies in particular, are shown in images.
Four acts, Délage, Liquid Desert, minke and Héron, play the second edition of the Zonnehuis's music prize night in Amsterdam-Noord.
A talk at the art and antiques fair on collecting chairs, from design classics to period pieces, as objects of value.
Opening of a group exhibition at the arts complex next to EYE in Noord, with a chance to see the work and meet makers.
An open discussion on class struggle at the archive of Black Dutch history, aimed at building a politically engaged Black community.
The Hamburg band known for raw, singalong German-language songs between punk and folk-pop, with naomi opening.
Biographer Annette Portegies talks about Fiep Westendorp, the illustrator who drew Annie M.G. Schmidt's Jip en Janneke and Pluk van de Petteflet.
Doğu Demirkol is a Turkish comedian and actor known for his stand-up and TV work, and this is a Turkish-language comedy show.
A Dutch family film in which Daan promises to get his crush the most epic present ever, and has to work out how.
A writing workshop where participants write poems about climate change and the natural world.
The Dutch virologist and author, known for his HIV and vaccine research, talks about his book, whose title means 'Teach Me to Know My Father'.
A tribute evening to the Dutch singer-songwriter and lyricist Liselore Gerritsen, known for her intimate, literary Dutch songs.
An evening of storytelling and song about women who broke through barriers, held in the hospital chapel.
A life drawing session, drawing from a live model, led by Baukje.
A theatre show whose cheeky title translates as 'stroke the kitty'.
A residency series featuring the trio of Avishai Darash, the Israeli-born jazz pianist and composer.
Sobremesa is the Spanish habit of staying at the table to talk after a meal, here brought to a dumpling restaurant.
A Dutch-language theatre show built around Ireland, its stories and its music.
A relaxed craft meetup for beading and embroidery, organised by a social group for people who want to meet others in Amsterdam South.
A volunteer-run eetcafé, meaning a cheap shared dinner in the squat-scene tradition.
A free bar night where people meet to practise languages with each other; you have to join Language Corner Amsterdam's WhatsApp group to take part.
A talk on how climate change hits Caribbean islands hardest and what a fair response would look like for the people living there.
The Italian cellist, who teaches at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, gives a public lesson in which young cellists play and are coached in front of an audience.
Dutch cellist Doris Hochscheid plays with keyboard player Peer van den Berg, known for his organ and harpsichord work, in a programme of dance-inspired music.
A screening at Imagine, Amsterdam's annual festival of fantastic film, covering horror, fantasy and science fiction.
The photographer presents her new photobook at the city's photography museum.
A local pub-style quiz for neighbours, held in the public library.
The title is the Dutch phrase for having stared at screens too long, the subject of this session at the debate centre.
The Hamburg band plays its German-language mix of punk, pop and singer-songwriter music.
A weekly social craft circle where people bring their own knitting and crochet projects to work on together.
A social crafting meetup for people in Amsterdam South who want to meet new people while making things together.
A library storytelling session, usually aimed at children, with stories read aloud in Turkish.
An evening of live music at Plantage Dok, the creative venue in the Plantage area, featuring two acts.
A community dinner cooked and served at the long-running Westerpark neighbourhood cultural centre.
A guided philosophical dialogue based on the Socratic method, hosted at the community pavilion.
A folk evening built around the musician Job Alone, joined by guest players, in the café-venue on Haarlemmerplein.
Bring torn or damaged clothing and volunteers will help you mend it, so it stays in use.
A games night for Magic: The Gathering players in the Commander format, a popular multiplayer version played with 100-card single-copy decks.
A programme in Outline's series of contemporary and experimental music.
Ben Reel, a singer-songwriter from Northern Ireland, plays his roots-rock and folk-tinged songs at this Irish pub.
Opening night of an exhibition at the University of Amsterdam's student cultural venue on the Roeterseiland campus.
Local volunteer repairers look at your broken household appliances and do their best to get them working again.
A live pop concert at Paradiso, the former church on the Weteringschans.
DJs play house, disco and dance music late into the night at the Rembrandtplein club.
A party night at the Leidseplein nightclub; the listing says nothing about the music or DJs.
A weekly drumming class for children on the djembe, the West African hand drum, led by Rutger van der Ree.
Students of the Swedish cellist Frans Helmerson, a renowned teacher now working in Cremona, perform a concert programme.
Teams compete over rounds of trivia questions in a pub-style quiz.
Students of Monika Leskovar, the Croatian cellist who teaches in Zagreb, perform a concert programme as part of a series featuring young players from conservatoires abroad.
A practice session in English where people work on telling stories and speaking in front of a small group.
An open support hour for anarchist activism, followed by a voku (a cheap volunteer-cooked people's kitchen meal) and a film.
The annual digital marketing and e-commerce conference run by Emerce, the Dutch trade publication covering online business.
A concert by a duo from Argentina, performed in a small church on the Prinsengracht.
A concert by Julia Adriana in Paradiso's small upstairs hall.
A Dutch-language stage play whose title means 'Unfriending'.
A concert for older visitors at the public library; the title is Spanish for 'romances of the soul'.
A drop-in book club led by Edith Vroon, where anyone can pull up a chair and join the discussion.
A Dutch-language stage show whose title means 'Taken a Wrong Turn'.
A theatre production at Mascini; carrousel is the Dutch word for a merry-go-round.
Hear directly from the creator behind the urban design project exploring sidewalks and neighbourhood life.
A Dutch class for highly educated newcomers that combines the Duolingo app with Nederlands in Gang, a well-known Dutch textbook for fast learners.
A meetup at The Book Nook that seems aimed at people building their life in the city.
An amateur musical theatre company performs musical numbers on stage.
A Dutch-language theatre show. The title is Amsterdam dialect for 'you could have known'.
An over-18s club night at the nightclub just off Leidseplein.
A conversation evening where neighbours sit down together to talk about a shared theme.
An informal drinks gathering for people who work on or care about climate issues, a chance to meet and swap ideas.
A live pop concert at the Amstelveen music venue.
Katherine Rhodes performs as part of Nutty Anita's, a series at this small, offbeat living-room-style venue in Oud-West.
A storytelling circle, where people take turns telling stories to the group, held at the long-running artists' society on Kleine-Gartmanplantsoen.
Community clinic appointments offering traditional acupuncture and cupping therapy.
A business conference on e-commerce and digital retail, where online sellers, brands and technology suppliers meet and hear talks.
A women's peer support circle for open conversation and shared experiences.
A weekly communal dinner hosted for members and guests at the artists' society clubhouse.
A community yoga class, generally open to all levels.
Neighbours bring broken household goods and small electronics to be fixed alongside local volunteer fixers.
A free jazz double bill with Chicago saxophonist Dave Rempis, vibraphonist Jason Adasiewicz and drummer Chris Corsano, followed by a second American duo.
An informal Russian- and Ukrainian-language tea evening and social gathering for conversation and meeting new people.
An eclectic live music evening featuring local experimental ensemble Oktopedians.
A performance at Torpedo, a small Amsterdam theatre.
A summit with talks and networking about the future of its field, held across one or more days.
Opening of an exhibition by Joni Spaan at the Frederik Hendrikstraat café and stage known for its small-scale arts programme.
A stage show built around relationships and being together, going by its title.
The opening of an exhibition of work by Jan van Goor, held in the café of the Roode Remise on Haarlemmerplein.
A volunteer-run info café in Amsterdam's autonomous, DIY tradition, a place to drop in for drinks and talk.
The Amsterdam indie-rock band hosts a listening session, a chance to hear recorded music played back together rather than a live gig.
The opening reception for an exhibition of work by Els Fleer at this cultural centre.
A practical training on what happens to you when you stand in front of a group, and how to get your message across convincingly.
A weekly neighbourhood lunch of toasties, homemade soup or something else, eaten in the garden when the weather is good.
A theatre performance; the Dutch title means 'Verdict'.
Launch of a new book at Perdu, the Amsterdam venue devoted to poetry and experimental literature, usually with readings.
A social sewing session organised by a meetup group for meeting new people in Amsterdam South.
A monthly gathering where founders, people working at startups and others curious about the startup scene meet and network.
A Caravan of Love gathering held in the chapel of the OLVG Oost hospital.
An evening of bridge and board games held by Stadsdorp Slotervaart Noord, a neighbourhood network of older residents who organise activities together.
An informal café-style gathering for reading and discussing passages from the Bible together.
An over-18s night; the title is the French word for 'memory'.
A meetup for listeners of Satoshi Radio, the Dutch-language Bitcoin podcast, and others interested in Bitcoin.
A community-focused afternoon of practical workshops and discussions aimed at personal development and career planning.
A guided reading and conversation circle designed to bring older adults together over short stories and poetry.
An open weekly surgery with the local community police officer and municipal neighbourhood team.
An informal consultation hour offering feedback and advice for emerging musicians and performers.
Students provide free homework support and a quiet study space for local children.
A Dutch stage production exploring growth, renewal, and vulnerability in an intimate theatrical setting.
A free outdoor exercise group that uses the new exercise bench outside the swimming pool to work on fitness, strength and balance.
The city council wants residents' views on its affordable housing plans, including for their own neighbourhood, as it updates its housing policy.
A dinner where founders, entrepreneurs and professionals meet each other at the table to network.
A peer support group for people affected by domestic violence, sexual violence or child abuse, and for those close to them.
A walk-in consultation hour where local residents can ask the neighbourhood broker questions and raise community issues.
The landmark survey brings together the Japanese artist's signature polka dots, Infinity Mirror Rooms, and monumental soft sculptures.
Drawings and sketches by the Rotterdam-born Abstract Expressionist painter, shown alongside his famous Woman I, with lectures, an audio tour and drawing workshops.
An exhibition on Amsterdam's LGBTQ+ history, held in the former church on Dam Square as part of WorldPride Amsterdam.
The science museum's hands-on floor lets visitors experiment with everyday engineering, household technology, and clean energy.
Around 80 works lent by the Centre Pompidou in Paris, centred on Matisse's La Blouse roumaine, with paintings by Rothko, Picasso and Barnett Newman.
Over 150 monumental street art murals, painted on-site by international artists, fill a former shipyard warehouse.
Citywide arts festival staging performances, tours, and special events across various participating Amsterdam museums.
An exhibition showing the commercial textile patterns, garments, and decorative fabrics designed by the pop artist in the 1950s and 1960s.
An exhibition on Henri Matisse, the French painter known for his bold colour, his Fauvist work and his late paper cut-outs.
Hands-on workshops, games, and maritime activities designed for children and families.
A digital projection show rendering the Dutch master's fantastically detailed depictions of heaven, hell and sin into large-scale animations.
Utrecht's annual festival of adventurous music, booking experimental, global, jazz and underground acts across venues around TivoliVredenburg.
An animated digital installation bringing Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's classic novella and its philosophical meditations on life to light.
An exhibition showcasing the pop artist's commercial textile designs from the 1950s and 1960s before his rise to fame.
An exhibition about disco, the dance music and club culture that came out of Black, Latino and queer scenes in 1970s New York.
An international festival of flamenco, the Andalusian tradition of song, guitar and dance, with performances across the city.
The veteran Dutch singer, songwriter and clown, also known as the creator of Alfred J. Kwak, performs his show 'Vandaag' ('Today').
Photographs by the American Henry Chalfant, who documented New York subway graffiti and co-created the book Subway Art and the film Style Wars.
A hands-on studio where visitors of all ages can make their own art, inspired by Van Gogh's techniques and work.
Local independent makers, designers, and craftspeople sell handmade wares inside the former tram depot.
Direct conversations and oral histories shared with survivors of the Holocaust.
The festival organisers stage a walkthrough experience using lasers, lights, and electronic soundscapes across several rooms.
An exhibition of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, the last great master of Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints, known for his series One Hundred Aspects of the Moon.
A show by the New York-based American artist known for layered black-and-white paintings, silkscreens and text works built around his idea of 'Black Dada'.
An outdoor ice rink in front of the Rijksmuseum, with open skating sessions and skating lessons.
Original stencils, screen prints, and authenticated indoor works by the elusive Bristol street artist are on permanent display.
The national museum displays textiles, costumes, and everyday garments highlighting traces of wear and historical repairs.
The painter's former home displays etching and drawing techniques to show how Rembrandt pushed the boundaries of his craft.
The photographer presents vivid, stylised portraits celebrating the fashion and contemporary identity of people from Xinjiang.
The global sports, outdoor and winter sports trade fair moves from Munich to Amsterdam for the first time, opening with a Leaders Summit before a two-day expo.
Tattooists from Schiffmacher & Veldhoen, the studio linked to veteran Dutch tattoo artist Henk Schiffmacher, offer Rembrandt-themed tattoos to walk-ins daily from 10:00 to 17:00.
An exhibition on James McNeill Whistler, the American-born painter in London known for his Nocturnes and the portrait of his mother.
A practical class at the museum where you try painting for yourself, with brushes and paint.
A showcase examining the core movements and history of global street art inside the NDSM shipyard warehouse.
Morning yoga session held surrounded by Vincent van Gogh's masterworks.
A family exhibition exploring magic, illusions and ritual in Jewish culture and folklore.
An immersive digital experience that recreates the streets and canals of seventeenth-century Amsterdam.
Children and adults experiment with unusual custom-built instruments and create soundscapes together in this hands-on musical session.
A free 2.1 km walk through the centre past 34 sculptures by 64 artists, all carved from felled Amsterdam city trees, with a public vote for a favourite.
A yearly fair where dealers sell fine art, antiques and design, from old masters to contemporary work.
A family-friendly interactive exhibition exploring mythology, nature, and the symbolic wisdom of ravens across different world cultures.
A behind-the-scenes guided tour through the costume departments, stages, and rehearsal halls of the opera house.
Crate-digging market inside the covered passage of De Hallen, featuring independent record vendors selling vinyl across multiple genres.
A drop-in art studio where children can make their own work, at the art museum in Laren known for its Dutch modernist collection.
The private museum showcases street works, prints, and stencils by the elusive British artist.
An exhibition marking the city's 750th anniversary, tracing Amsterdam's history through key moments and archival records.
A broad survey of modern and contemporary art, design, and photography from the museum's permanent holdings.
Interactive light and digital installations invite visitors into responsive, mirror-filled rooms.
An outdoor and community exhibition presented in collaboration with Middle East Archive, a digital platform documenting everyday life and visual culture across the region.
The Dutch comedian and cabaret performer does a solo show in Dutch at the small canal-side theatre that hosts the country's stand-up and cabaret.
Drawing in the Royal Palace on Dam Square as part of October drawing month, inside Jacob van Campen's 17th-century former city hall.
A big art, antiques and design fair with more than 110 dealers, focused on work from the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.
An exhibition celebrating early trailblazers and foundational works in digital and video installation art.
Coming up
the bigger things in the weeks ahead
Free Amsterdam tools: Markets and flea markets this week · Amsterdam big days planner · Free things to do this week · Self-guided walking tours of Amsterdam · English films in Amsterdam today