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Pride photo op at Stationsplein

Pride photo op at Stationsplein

The 'Pride Photo' exhibition, titled 'Queer Radiance, In Common Light,' is on display at the Stationsplein in Haarlem until September 30. The outdoor exhibit features work from 12 international photographers and highlights the diverse experiences of the LGBTQIA+ community worldwide, aligning with Haarlem's status as a 'Rainbow City'.

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Join Noord aan Zet

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