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Amsterdam Blue at the City Archives: from botched attempts to masterpieces

Amsterdam Blue at the City Archives: from botched attempts to masterpieces

The Stadsarchief in Amsterdam is hosting an exhibition dedicated to 'Amsterdams Blauw' pottery, which was produced on the Overtoom. The exhibition, running from October 10 to November 1, showcases various pieces ranging from experimental items to masterworks.

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Eros Ramazzotti postpones Ziggo Dome concert to 2028 following vocal cord surgery

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Insults, verbal abuse and threats reported around Pride

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