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SUMMARY:Ready to fly with the Eastern winds this Museum Night? Here’s what Wereldmuseum Leiden has in store
DESCRIPTION:For this year’s Museumnacht\, Wereldmuseum Leiden takes you on an unforgettable journey with the ‘Eastern Winds’ from South Korea\, Samoa\, and West Papua.  \nMuseum Night in Leiden is undeniably one of the best nights of the year. For one fantastic evening\, a multitude of museums\, venues\, and cultural hotspots stay open until 1 AM\, offering music\, dancing\, performances\, and art.  \nWhat’s on the menu at Wereldmuseum Leiden this year? Papuan music and dance\, deep and revealing discussions about culture and Western versus Eastern traditions\, sparkling K-pop performances\, and much\, much more.  \nWhat do the Eastern winds bring? \nIn a beautiful display of art\, conversation\, dance\, and music\, you can immerse yourself in a cultural wave from the Pacific Ocean. \nHere’s what’s planned so far:  \n🎶 Bird of Paradise and Disco Angel: Papuan artist Robinson Jouwe opens with a colourful\, riveting musical exploration of hope\, love\, queerness\, and belonging \n🎸 Numori\, meaning “new rhythm”\, showcase their unique blend of K-pop\, K-rock\, Samulnori (Korean percussion)\, and Pansori (Korean narrative art) in a spectacular performance of their electro-Korean music \n💡 Guided tours and workshops led by special guests \n🇰🇷 Koren bites with a modern twist and Korean soju cocktails \nAnd much more. For a full look at the program\, visit the Wereldmuseum Leiden’s website. \nWhen and where?\nLet’s get to it!  \n⏰ When: June 6\, 2026\, from 8 PM to 1 AM\n📍 Where: Wereldmuseum Leiden\, Steenstraat 1\, 2312 BS\, Leiden\n🎟️ Admission: €22\,30 or €24\,30 for late owl tickets. Tickets for the evening can be bought here.  \nFeature Image: Wereldmuseum Leiden
URL:https://dutchreview.com/event/fly-with-the-eastern-winds-museum-night-wereldmuseum-leiden-2026/
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SUMMARY:Want to experience some truly mind-blowing dancing? Come see Oxygen at DeLaMar Theatre
DESCRIPTION:This world-famous performance is the perfect way to start your summer. After winning the TV show Dance As One\, getting the Golden Buzzer at France Got Talent and making it to the finals of the American talent show World of Dance\, dance group Oxygen! is returning to theatres.  \nThis time\, they are choosing an entirely new direction. In this new\, explosive show\, The Rise\, led by young choreographer Jennifer Romen\, Oxygen brings the world outside the theatre onto the stage. \nIn a beautiful celebration of growth\, courage\, and unmistakable artistic power\, the group brings together their entire body of work from recent years.  \nIconic choreographies\, special collaborations\, and new energy combine to create a truly unmissable show at the beautiful DeLaMar Theatre in Amsterdam.   \nWhen and Where?\nReady to watch the choreography Jennifer Lopez called “perfection”? Here’s what you need to know!  \n⏰ When: June 14\, 2026\, at 4 PM. \n📍 Where: Wim Sonneveld hall\, Marnixstraat 402\, 1017 PL\, Amsterdam. \n🎟️ How: Tickets for the performance can be bought here. \n🦽 Accessibility: The DeLaMar theatre building is barrier-free and fully wheelchair accessible (with the exception of the balconies in the halls). \nFeature Image: HRN Entertainment/Supplied
URL:https://dutchreview.com/event/see-oxygen-at-delamar-theatre/
LOCATION:DeLaMar Theater\, Marnixstraat 402\, Amsterdam\, 1017 PL\, Netherlands
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260629T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260629T170000
DTSTAMP:20260609T100649Z
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SUMMARY:Learn more about The British School of Amsterdam at their Virtual Open Day
DESCRIPTION:Looking for a world-class\, international education for your child in the Netherlands?   \nOn June 29 at 4 PM\, The British School of Amsterdam is scheduled to host a Virtual Open Day. \nProspective students and their families would be able to gain expert insights into the curriculum and academic philosophy while also meeting various members of the teaching staff. \nAn interactive Q&A gives guests the chance to chat about daily life at school and future academic paths. \nWhy The British School? \nWondering if The British School of Amsterdam is the right fit for your child? Here are five reasons families choose the BSA: \n🏛️ Beautiful historic building in Amsterdam Oud-Zuid  \n🌍 Truly international community including over 70 nationalities   \n📚 All-through education (ages 3-18)  \n🎓 World-class British curriculum  \n🎭 100+ extracurricular activities  \nHow do I join?\nReady to experience what The British School of Amsterdam is all about? Here’s everything you need to know to participate in the event. \n⏰ When: June 29\, 2026\, from 4 PM until 5 PM\n📍 Where: Online\n✍🏻 Registration: Sign up via this form
URL:https://dutchreview.com/event/british-school-virtual-open-day/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260704T103000
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SUMMARY:Make\, learn\, and celebrate: mark Keti Koti with a vibrant festival at Wereldmuseum Leiden
DESCRIPTION:Wereldmuseum Leiden is marking Keti Koti this year with a transformative festival celebrating freedom through music\, stories\, and connection. \nKeti Koti\, meaning “the chains are broken” in Sranantongo\, the Creole language of Suriname\, commemorates the abolition of slavery in the Dutch colonies on July 1\, 1863. \nIt’s one of the most significant days on the Dutch calendar\, blending remembrance with celebration\, and honouring the resilience of those who were enslaved and the freedom that followed. \nThis year\, Wereldmuseum Leiden is marking the run-up to Keti Koti with four Sunday workshops through June\, a remembrance get-together with flowers and candles on June 30\, and finally a full festival on July 4. \nHere’s what to expect 👇🏼 \nA festive program\n🪘 Free concert featuring Afro-American music and a multicultural food court in the museum garden \n🦜 Play for the youngest: embark on an adventure with Doctor Iza\, a veterinarian from Curaçao\, and her parrot Zazu as they explore the topics of colonialism and climate change in an approachable way \n🎬 Movie screening of Bagasi and a Q&A session with the director Emma Lesuis: what happens when you discover a hidden colonial family past? \n💡 Special museum tour diving into colonialism and colonial heritage \n🧵 Variety of workshops from making cowrie shell bracelets and freedom birds\, to decorating angisas (head scarves) and learning traditional culinary skills \nREAD MORE | Keti Koti: the most significant Dutch holiday you’ve probably never heard of \nWhether you’re new to the Netherlands or you’ve lived here for years\, Keti Koti is a piece of Dutch history that’s worth knowing. And what better way to do it than with a festival? \nSay no more\, give me the deets\nHere’s what you need to know: \n📅 When: July 4\, from 10:30 AM until 8 PM\n📍 Where: Wereldmuseum Leiden\, Steenstraat 1\, 2312 BS\, Leiden \nReady to join? Visit Wereldmuseum Leiden’s website to get your tickets!
URL:https://dutchreview.com/event/keti-koti-festival-wereldmuseum-leiden-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260711T110000
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SUMMARY:Enjoy Māori New Year celebrations this July at Wereldmuseum Leiden
DESCRIPTION:Discover the rich culture of the Māori people of Aotearoa (New Zealand) through engaging stories\, cultural rituals\, and fun workshops at the Matariki celebration at Wereldmuseum Leiden this summer. \nMatariki is the name for a cluster of seven stars that appear above Aotearoa every year. Their return signifies the beginning of a new year; a time to reflect on the past\, celebrate the now\, and look ahead to the future.  \nThe event promises a memorable experience for members of the Māori and Kiwi communities\, and anyone interested in Māori culture and heritage! \nWhat’s on the programme?\nThe day will start with pōwhiri\, a traditional Māori welcoming ceremony. \nAfterwards\, visitors can enjoy a range of indoor and outdoor activities\, such as: \n☄️ Poi ball workshop: Make your own ball on a string for the traditional poi dance.\n𐃆 Haka workshop: Learn the powerful ceremonial dance and what it means.\n⛵️ Waka sailing: Take a ride in the quintessential symbol of Maori identity.\n💡 Lectures and guided tours to learn more about the Māori culture. \nSounds great! How do I join?\n🗓️ When: Saturday\, July 11\, 2026\, from 11 AM until 5 PM\n📍 Where: Wereldmuseum Leiden\, Steenstraat 1\, 2312 BS Leiden\n🎟️ Tickets: outdoor activities are free of charge\, indoor activities are accessible with a museum ticket\, which can be purchased here \nWill you be joining the celebrations? Let us know in the comments! \nFeature Image: Wereldmuseum Leiden
URL:https://dutchreview.com/event/maori-new-year-wereldmuseum-leiden-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260730T203000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260808T170000
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SUMMARY:Enjoy an iconic Broadway classic in Amsterdam's DeLaMar this summer
DESCRIPTION:This July and August\, DeLaMar is bringing an iconic Broadway classic to the Dutch capital!  \nStarring the international singer and actor Milan van Waardenburg\, tick\, tick… BOOM! is an intimate rock musical about passion and perseverance. \nWritten by Jonathan Larson\, the creator of the successful musical Rent\, the story follows a New York-based composer\, Jon\, as he approaches his 30th birthday and questions whether he will ever achieve anything in life. \nBased on Larson’s own life experience\, the musical dives into the realities of being an artist\, financial struggles\, fear of failure\, and the pressure of having friends who have already become successful. \nIt’s an honest\, emotional\, and powerful story that will inspire you to keep fighting for your dreams\, fully in English. \nCurious what exactly to expect? Here’s a quick sneak preview of the show: \n\nI’m interested! How can I see the show?\n🗓️ When: Multiple performances from July 30 until August 9\, times vary depending on the day\n📍 Where: DeLaMar\, Marnixstraat 402\, 1017 PL Amsterdam\n🎟️ Admission: From €30 to €54\,50 depending on the selected seats\n💡 Tip: Experience the show up close by booking Stage seats! With these\, you’ll be assigned special seats on the stage.  \nReady to get immersed in this inspiring story? Get your tickets here!
URL:https://dutchreview.com/event/tick-tick-boom-broadway-classic-amsterdams-delamar/
LOCATION:DeLaMar Theater\, Marnixstraat 402\, Amsterdam\, 1017 PL\, Netherlands
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SUMMARY:Celebrate Pasar at Wereldmuseum Leiden with its biggest festival yet
DESCRIPTION:Wereldmuseum Leiden is celebrating its fifth edition of Pasar Leiden\, and it’s pulling out all the stops with a two-day edition of its beloved annual festival on August 29 and 30\, 2026. \nA pasar is an Indonesian-style market\, and this one has become one of the most colourful weekends in Leiden’s summer calendar. \nIt centres on the Indo-Dutch\, Indonesian\, Moluccan\, and Papuan cultures that have shaped the Netherlands in ways many internationals are still discovering. \nHow does it do this? With food\, music\, and a lively market that’s very easy to spend an entire afternoon at. \nThe grounds of Wereldmuseum Leiden are transformed for the occasion\, with stalls selling authentic dishes alongside fashion\, lifestyle goods\, and books where tradition meets modern creativity. \nSo what’s actually on?\nExpect a packed programme across both days\, indoors and outdoors with: \n\nA vibrant market with food\, fashion\, lifestyle goods\, and books\nLive music performances\nCultural workshops and performances\nA kids’ corner for younger visitors\n\nWhether you come for the nasi or the atmosphere\, there’s something for everyone. \nGive me the details\n📅 When: August 29\, 2026\, from 10 AM to 8 PM and August 30\, 2026\, from 10 AM to 6 PM\n📍 Where: Wereldmuseum Leiden\, Steenstraat 1\, 2312 BS Leiden\n🎟️ Admission: €7\,50 on Saturday\, €5 on Sunday\, €10 for both days \nHead to Wereldmuseum Leiden’s website for more information and to plan your visit. \nWill you be celebrating Pasar Leiden’s fifth birthday? Let us know in the comments below!
URL:https://dutchreview.com/event/pasar-wereldmuseum-leiden-2026/
LOCATION:Wereldmuseum Leiden
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260911T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260912T030000
DTSTAMP:20260907T115113Z
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SUMMARY:Experience true Japanese hospitality at this exciting dinner show in Amsterdam
DESCRIPTION:You’ve watched every ramen documentary\, saved 400 TikToks of Kyoto in bloom\, and priced up flights to Tokyo\, only to remember your bank account has other plans.  \nGood news: Amsterdam has a Japanese dinner show for a fraction of the airfare! 🍣 \nThe Arigato Show\, the very first of its kind in Amsterdam\, promises an evening built around the Japanese art of hospitality\, omotenashi. \nWhat’s on the menu?\nScheduled for September 11\, visitors can enjoy five delicious courses\, with fresh sushi and sashimi sliced right in front of you\, washed down with some sake. \n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nView this post on Instagram\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nA post shared by Andrew de Almeida (@whatdrewsays) \n\n\n \n\nDone with your meal? Settle down for some Japanese storytelling\, as well as live handpan and Taiko performances. \nThe doors open at 6:30 PM\, with dinner starting at 7 PM\, and a party until 3 AM included in your dinner ticket. \nCan’t make it to dinner? You can also get a free afterparty-only ticket and join the celebrations from 10 PM — featuring Japanese DJs and a bout of karaoke. \n\n\n\nWhat\, where\, when?\nHere are all the practicalities you need to know: \n📍Where: Spijkerkade 2\, Amsterdam\n📆 When: September 11\, 6:30 PM\n🎟️ Admission: €90 for the Arigato show with dinner \nTo grab your ticket\, head over to this page!
URL:https://dutchreview.com/event/arigato-japanese-dinner-show-amsterdam-september-2026/
LOCATION:Spijkerkade 2\, Amsterdam\, Spijkerkade 2\, Amsterdam\, 1021JS\, Netherlands
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260912T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260912T210000
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SUMMARY:Enjoy an evening of classical masterpieces and lively jazz at BSA Live's debut concert
DESCRIPTION:Fancy a night of live music in one of Amsterdam’s most unusual venues? BSA Live is launching their brand-new concert series\, with an intimate evening of classical masterpieces and vibrant jazz manouche. \nTheir inaugural concert on September 12 brings together professional musicians from the British School of Amsterdam’s community\, including teachers from the Young Musicians at BSA programme. \nThe result is an evening you won’t want to miss\, all inside a beautifully converted 19th-century prison that once held Dutch resistance fighters during the Second World War. \nWhat’s on the agenda?\nThe night is split into two halves\, welcoming you with some classical pieces before shifting towards gypsy jazz after the intermission. \nThe classical set includes: \n🪈 Claude Debussy’s Syrinx for solo flute\n🎻 Claude Debussy’s Sonata for Cello and Piano\n🎹 Jasna Veličković’s ODSJAJ for solo piano\n🎶 Carl Maria von Weber’s Flute Trio in G minor\, Op. 63 I. Allegro molto\n🎼 Astor Piazzolla’s Oblivion for flute\, cello and piano\, arr. José Bragato \n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nView this post on Instagram\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nA post shared by The British School of Amsterdam 🇬🇧 (@britishschoolofamsterdam) \n\n\n \nAfter the interval\, the Gypsy Jazz Quartet takes over\, bringing in a guitar\, contrabass\, and vocals for a lively change of pace. \nSounds lovely! When and where?\nIf you’re keen as a bean to grab tickets before they sell out\, here’s everything you need to know: \n🗓️ When: Saturday\, September 12\n⏰ Time: 7 PM to 9 PM\n📍 Where: The British School of Amsterdam\, Havenstraat 6\, 1075 PR\, Amsterdam\n🎫 Tickets: Available on Weeztix \nAre you curious to hear what Debussy sounds like inside one of Amsterdam’s most historic buildings? Grab your tickets and let us know.
URL:https://dutchreview.com/event/bsa-live-debut-concert-september-2026/
LOCATION:The British School of Amsterdam\, Havenstraat 6\, Amsterdam\, 1075 PR\, Netherlands
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260919T201500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260919T220000
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SUMMARY:Join the Netherlands Philharmonic for a festive opening night at the Concertgebouw this September
DESCRIPTION:Purple carpet\, delicious cocktail\, and an evening of unforgettable music. Experience the Netherlands Philharmonic’s festive opening night at the Concertgebouw on September 19. \nTo kick off the new season\, the Netherlands Philharmonic is bringing you an evening filled with classical music masterpieces at its opening concert. \nWhat’s the program?\nAside from a festive atmosphere\, visitors can look forward to: \n🎻 Sibelius Violin Concerto with Clara Jumi-Kang: a talented German-Korean soloist\, who’s been performing on big stages since the age of six\, plays one of the most popular violin concertos of the 20th century. \n🖼️ Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition: conducted by maestro Adam Hickox\, the Netherlands’ leading orchestra will take you on a musical journey through an art gallery in one of Mussorgsky’s most famous pieces. \nTo top it all off\, a lucky spectator will get the chance to win a unique adventure seat right in the middle of the orchestra! \nCurious about the programme? Have a listen below 🎼 \n \nHow can I join?\nAlready excited for opening night? Here’s everything you need to know to enjoy the concert: \n📍 Where: Grote Zaal\, The Concertgebouw\, Concertgebouwplein 10\, Amsterdam\n📆 When: September 19\, 2026\, from 8:15 PM\n🎟️ Admission: Ticket prices range from €29 to €78. Apply the code WELCOMEXNEDPHIL for a discount. \nGet your tickets via the orchestra’s website! \nFeature Image: Netherlands Philharmonic
URL:https://dutchreview.com/event/netherlands-philharmonic-opening-concertgebouw-september-2026/
LOCATION:Concertgebouw\, Concertgebouwplein 10\, Amsterdam\, Netherlands
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