Coming up · WorldPride Amsterdam · Oude Lutherse Kerk Amsterdam · July 30th - August 9th ·

Coming up · WorldPride Amsterdam · Oude Lutherse Kerk Amsterdam · July 30th - August 9th ·


Amsterdam, July 2026

Oude Lutherse Kerk, Amsterdam · WorldPride 2026

This summer, In-Between Kings & Queens presents work at the Oude Lutherse Kerk as part of WorldPride Amsterdam 2026 — the city's first time hosting this global celebration of LGBTQIA+ rights and visibility.

The exhibition includes new portraits from Shanghai, China, alongside earlier work from the rest of the In-Between Kings & Queens world and a public programme of talks, film and performance. All events are free.

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