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30 years of ADE: In the international dance scene everyone knows October is ADE month

30 years of ADE: In the international dance scene everyone knows October is ADE month

The Amsterdam Dance Event is celebrating its 30th anniversary, reflecting on its development and significant impact on the global electronic music scene. During the ADE Pro conference, industry leaders highlighted the festival's transformation and its status as an essential annual fixture every October.

Review Small Prophets: magical realism gives this series an original twist and a unique atmosphere

Review Small Prophets: magical realism gives this series an original twist and a unique atmosphere

Small Prophets is an absurdist comedy series following Michael Sleep, a lethargic hardware store worker dealing with the mysterious disappearance of his girlfriend. Driven by his father's suggestion to consult mythical homunculi for answers, the protagonist embarks on a surreal journey that blends melancholic drama with magical elements.

Weekend tips: things to do in Haarlem (October 23-25)

Weekend tips: things to do in Haarlem (October 23-25)

Haarlem offers a variety of events this weekend, including a Repair Café, an early-night party at Patronaat, and a Halloween music bingo. The weekend wraps up on Sunday with a city-wide golf tournament and a market at the Koepel.

Artist Kaili Smith (31) paints the Amsterdam canals in his own way: Creativity is my religion, and I mean that seriously

Artist Kaili Smith (31) paints the Amsterdam canals in his own way: Creativity is my religion, and I mean that seriously

Artist and comedian Kaili Smith is presenting a new exhibition at the Grachtenmuseum in Amsterdam featuring portraits of his friends and family set against the city's canals. He combines traditional subject matter with experimental painting techniques to create a unique visual experience.

Window smashed at home with Pride flag, wall defaced with "I kill gay" graffiti

Window smashed at home with Pride flag, wall defaced with "I kill gay" graffiti

A home on the Amstelkade in Amsterdam was targeted by anti-LGBTQ+ vandalism on Wednesday night when a brick was thrown through a window and homophobic threats were spray-painted on a wall. Police and the Roze in Blauw unit are investigating the attack, which is part of a recurring pattern of harassment against the residents.