Archive public program
In collaboration with contemporary makers and residents from the city, we reflect on our shared heritage and create the heritage of the future in part through our public programming. Our various programs for adults initiate and facilitate conversations about art, ideas, and makers. We also highlight social and cultural topics. Whether you are looking for a more in-depth experience or simply entertainment, everyone is welcome to participate.
Archive
- 29 March 2022
De Nieuwe KerkNew Collection Narratives: Amsterdam Rainbow Dress - 31 March 2022
Amstel 51Queer Gaze Tour - 19 April 2022
Pakhuis de ZwijgerRelevant Response - 10 May 2022
Amsterdam Museum on the AmstelCelebrate Change Symposium - 19 May 2022
Openbare Bibliotheek AmsterdamBoys Do Cry - 29 May 2022
Amsterdam Museum on the AmstelNew Narratives Tour: Tarim Flach (Koloniale Verhalen. Work in Progress) - 26 August 2022
Amstel 51Artist reading by Kathe Burkhart - 26 August 2022
Amstel 51Jacob Geel vertelt - 4 September 2022
Amstel 51New Narratives Tour: Marian Markelo - 11 September 2022
Amstel 51Welkom in de Noordside: workshop glaskunst - 12 September 2022
Pakhuis de ZwijgerDe Gouden Koets Onderzocht - 5 November 2022
Different locationsMuseumnacht - 20 Nov 2022
Amstel 51New Narratives Tour: Stacey Esajas - 24 Dec - 8 Jan 2023
The Willet-Holthuysen HouseWinter days with Sammie - 15 Jan
De Rietwijker (Amsterdam-Noord)Welkom in de Noordside: De laatste ronde - 22 Jan
Amstel 51Queer Gaze Tour: Alex Kain - 29 Jan
Amstel 51New Narratives Tour: Julian Isenia - 12 Feb
Amstel 51Female Gaze Tours: Tammie Schoots - 18 Feb
Amstel 51Thread #1: Naald en draad als medicijn - 14 - 19 Feb
Amstel 51Valentines date - 19 March
Amstel 51Queer Gaze Tour: Alex Kain - 26 maart
Amstel 51Queer Gaze Tour - 1 & 8 april
Vier buurttentoonstellingenVrouwen van Noord Tour - 9 & 10 april
Huis Willet-HolthuysenPaaseieren zoeken - 23 april
Amstel 51Artist Talk 'Ik Zie Je' - 1 t/m 23 april
Huis Willet-HolthuysenTulpfestival 2023

Public program
Looking ahead
Striving for a deeper involvement among Amsterdam’s various groups, we organize a varied public program at our different locations, from weekend tours and talks to evening openings with film screenings, workshops, performances, and discussions. Corresponding with the museum’s goal in 2025 to remain open three evenings a week at the renovated building on the Kalverstraat, the frequency of programming will only increase. During the time at our temporary home at Amstel 51, our public program will also take the form of summer festivals, organized in collaboration with various institutions in the city.
Public programming
In the coming years we will develop new programming directions and increase the range of programs, enabling us to give visitors even more insight into developments in the city. This means bringing diverse groups and communities together and responding to the need for multivocality, inclusion, and placemaking.
From, by, and for everyone
We believe that we share ownership of the collection with the city and its residents. We emphasize this by, for example, offering our locations to various collaborative partners. In doing so, we make our museum part of a larger, Amsterdam whole.