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Concerts Museumplein

UNITY Concert

Tuesday 4 August | 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Join us and 25,000 visitors for the WorldPride UNITY Concert at the Museumplein. It will be a concert that makes the city, the country and the world tremble with love, freedom and togetherness.

Wedding Party XXL

Thursday 6 August | 18:00 – 23:00

At the Wedding Party XXL we celebrate love itself in the heart of Amsterdam. The Museumplein transforms into one big, colourful and vibrant wedding celebration for all forms of love.

Closing Concert

Saturday 8 August | 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM

At the iconic Museumplein, the finale of WorldPride Amsterdam 2026 will take place during the WorldPride Closing Concert. An evening where we come together to celebrate the close of two historic weeks.

Pride ParkGet ready for the ultimate kick-off of WorldPride Amsterdam! 🌟 Celebrate freedom and diversity with us in the iconic Park of Love in Amsterdam. Enjoy a lively programme with activities for everyone, including the Rainbow Market, Sport Pride, Youth Pride and more. The Vondelpark Open Air Theatre will be the beating heart of the festivities. Don’t miss it — it will be an unforgettable start to WorldPride weeks! 🎉🌈View event

Open Air Film Festival During WorldPride Amsterdam there will be Open Air Cinemas on various dates and at different locations. Four hundred seats are available and admission is free — will we see you there?View event

Senior Pride Concert The best party for pink seniors — and one where people of all ages are warmly welcome!View event

Canal ParadeThe world-famous Amsterdam Canal Parade. The Canal Parade will sail through Amsterdam’s canals on Saturday 1 August 2026. Will you be there too?View event

Human Rights Conference The WorldPride Conference takes place at the Beurs van BerlageView event

Pride MarchJoin our march through the heart of Amsterdam, full of colour, sound, and love! The annual Pride March traditionally finishes at Pride Park (Vondelpark). Information & route for the Pride March will be shared in spring 2026!View event

WorldPride Village The WorldPride Village is the meeting place for everyone during the second week of WorldPride, where LGBTI+ organisations and culture take centre stage. The WorldPride Village is located in the heart of Amsterdam’s historic art hotspot: the Museumplein. It is surrounded by the Rijksmuseum, the From Gogh Museum and the Concertgebouw.View event

Street PartiesOn Friday 31 July and Saturday 1 August the WorldPride street parties take place. We celebrate being unabashedly ourselves and for two days set the tone on the streets of our capital.View event

UNITY Concert Experience the WorldPride UNITY Concert with us and 25,000 visitors at the Museumplein! It will be a show that fills the city, the country, and the world with love, freedom, and togetherness.View event

Wedding Party XXL At the Wedding Party XXL we put love itself in the spotlight in the heart of Amsterdam! The Museumplein transforms into one big, colourful, and lively wedding celebration for all forms of love. With 25,000 visitors, many well-known artists and one huge party, this is an event you won’t want to miss!View event

WorldPride March Besides showing that we are a vibrant, diverse, and colourful community, the WorldPride March is a protest to show the world that we will not accept others telling us how to live.View event

Closing ConcertOn 8 August 2026, Amsterdam will shine one last time in all the colours of the rainbow. On the iconic Museumplein the finale of WorldPride Amsterdam 2026 will take place during the WorldPride Closing Concert — an evening when we come together to celebrate the joyful conclusion of two historic weeks!View event

Pride Programmes

Ballroom PrideBallroom was never about being seen. It was about surviving in a world that refused to see us. Ballroom Pride celebrates ballroom culture as an essential part of queer history and contemporary community life. Born within Black and Latino queer and trans communities in the United States, ballroom was never only about performance or spectacle. It emerged as […]View

Senior PrideThe life wisdom and experience of pink seniors are an essential pillar within the LGBTQIA+ community and society as a whole. The origin of Senior Pride: Since 2006, various Pride initiatives for LGBTQIA+ seniors have emerged. Mokum Roze, a pink network of Amsterdam organisations for care, welfare and housing, was launched at the initiative of COC Amsterdam and the […]View

Sport PrideUnity in Sport! What we stand for Sport Pride stands for a sporting world where everyone can be themselves. Sport belongs to and is for everyone, but that is still not a given everywhere. For many LGBTQIA+ athletes, sport does not automatically feel like a socially safe or open environment. Assumptions, exclusion and a lack of visibility have […]View

Student PrideStudents unite, let’s party all night! StudentPride is the committee for LGBTQIA+ students in Amsterdam and beyond. Since 2020 we’ve organised a range of student parties, hosted engaging talks on LGBTQIA+ culture, and competed to build the tallest beer-crate tower. This year we’ll once again be at Pride Park […]View

Trans PrideTrans Pride exists because trans people have always been here — and because our safety, dignity and rights are still not guaranteed. The History of Trans Pride within Pride Amsterdam Long before Trans Pride, long before Pride or public visibility, trans women travelled to the Netherlands for gender-affirming surgery — often in secret, […]View

Women and PrideWe’re not asking for space anymore — we’re taking it. Women first! The history of Women & Pride Women & Pride exists because women have always been part of the lhbtiqa+ community: as activists, allies, leaders and carers. Because the ‘L’ at the start of the initialism is deliberately first — a recognition of support […]View

Youth PrideThe Power of Youth: The Role of the Youth Pride Committee during Pride Amsterdam In vibrant, colorful Amsterdam, during the annual Pride celebration, a special group plays a central role in the event’s success: the Youth Pride Committee. This committee is made up of a diverse mix of young people, all united by a […]View

Arts & Culture Arts & Culture is a way to increase visibility and open up conversation about the LGBTIQA+ community. Arts & Culture in focus Pride is Joy and a Protest Making queer stories visible Arts & Culture Pride is the arts and culture programme within Pride Amsterdam that highlights queer stories, perspectives, and history. […]View

Bi Plus PrideBi+Pride has been Pride Amsterdam’s newest addition since this summer. The committee is for people who fall beyond a single gender and identify as bi+: for those who call themselves bi, queer, pan, fluid, or flex, and for those who prefer not to label themselves and just live their lives. Whatever terms people use (or […]View

Corporate PrideA powerful signal The commitment of companies that actively promote an inclusive and diverse society is invaluable. And it goes beyond internal HR policies. By taking part in and supporting activities of the LGBTQIA+ community, such as Amsterdam Pride, businesses send a powerful message: everyone […]View

Fetish PrideIn a world that asks us to act ‘normal’, our visibility is our most powerful protest. Fetish Pride in Pictures Fetish Pride stands for the unconditional freedom to express your deepest self without compromising to social norms. The programme is for everyone who identifies with the world of BDSM, […]View

Intersex PrideLove Every Body: Making Intersex Visible Strengthens Pride We are proud to announce the launch of the Intersex Pride Committee. A long‑awaited step—not only a valuable addition to Pride Amsterdam, but a necessary move toward true LGBTIQ+ inclusivity. Intersex is a natural variation in the human body. It means a person is born with sex characteristics—such as chromosomes, hormones […]View

Junior PrideWhere it all began Junior Pride started in 2021, when teacher Elise Lodder came out to her class. The response on social media was overwhelming: a lot of support, but also negative reactions. That moment made one thing clear to Elise: she wanted to do more for the community. At the same time, Marco Altena, chair of Youth […]View

Religious PrideSince the start of Pride, activities with a religious or philosophical character have been organised. Over the years, these initiatives have increasingly been brought together within a shared structure under the Pride banner. From that development Religious Pride emerged. Religious Pride is supported by a committee with representatives from various religious and […]View