Police in Amsterdam were deployed in large numbers to the Jan van Galenstraat following reports of a shooting on Tuesday evening. Upon arrival, authorities found no victims or evidence of a crime and are currently investigating the area to determine if an incident actually occurred.
Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is presenting a major retrospective on the British-American artist James McNeill Whistler, known for his nonconformist approach to traditional painting. The exhibition explores how Whistler prioritized aesthetic harmony over anatomical accuracy, frequently challenging critics and clients with his unconventional style.
An exhibition at Museum Huis Willet-Holthuysen in Amsterdam explores how the residence's 18th-century owners profited from the colonial slave trade. The display details how the city's canal district served as a major center for the plantation economy.
This column discusses the film Spinoza and the musical Cabaret, both of which explore historical themes of freedom and social progress that remain relevant today. By reflecting on the fictionalized friendship between Spinoza and Rembrandt in 17th-century Amsterdam and the enduring messages of Cabaret, the author finds comfort in the persistence of these vital human ideals.
Stewardess and runner Mikky Keetels, the reigning Dutch marathon champion, is preparing to compete in the Amsterdam Marathon this Sunday. The 27-year-old athlete, who trains without a coach while balancing a full-time aviation career, is now setting her sights on Olympic qualification.
The IDFA documentary festival warns that rising hotel VAT and tourist taxes are making it difficult to host international cultural events in Amsterdam. Festival director Cees van 't Hullenaar states that these costs are pricing the city out of the competitive event market.
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