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14 October 2009

Happenings for the long weekend of October 15 - 17 in Amsterdam

This weekend is the beginning of an onslaught of film festivals, which will continue for the next few months. My theory goes that Amsterdam is the capital of film festivals due to the great likelihood that it will rain and so we play it safe by staying inside and letting the screen entertain us for a few hours. Still lots of other things going on, I suggest making your way to Noord and checking out the 'handmade' market at Pekplein on Saturday or enjoy some music.

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Entire Weekend:


Film Festival: Cinemissimo- Italian Film Festival @ De Uitkijk and Smart Project Space, Wednesday – Sunday, 17.00 and 19.00, with a special program on Sunday at 16.00 with films about the emancipation of women, €7, all films have English subtitles.

The second edition of the film festival presented by Stichting Quelli di Astaroth and De Uitkijk which has selected the most surprising Italian films from the last year including documentaries and short films. There are also debates and lectures about the films' topics.


Exhibition & Event & Museum: Stedlijk in de Stad- Bouwkeet on tour in Amsterdam-Oost @ various locations, but the main places for events is Studio K, ongoing – end of October, Wednesday – Saturday 12.00-18.00, Thursday 'til 20.00, FREE (except for a party on October 17th), most activities in Dutch unless noted.

Thursday, 20.00, interactive art event 'Pollock je prul' let's you see how Jackson Pollock made his massive paintings, and you too can join in the fun.

Saturday, 18.30, 'Art hour' is a special discussion/lecture by conservator Bart Rutten about artist Peter Bogers.


Kids & Film Festival: Cinekid @ Westerpark Gas Fabriek, Thursday – the following Friday October 23rd, €7 for day pass or Media Lab, film festival specifically target at kids aged 4 – 14.

“In 2006 Cinekid celebrated its 20th anniversary with activities for children in the areas of film, television and the new media. Alongside the annual Cinekid Festival, Cinekid has developed activities that are in harmony with a generally acknowledged demand in the field for the growth of knowledge, the transfer of expertise, the development of product and the stimulation of education.” – Cinekid.nl

Check out the detailed program, which includes the films and Medialab activates.


Festival: Storytelling Festival @ NDSM werf, Friday – Sunday, different prices per story, some FREE, Dutch and English stories.

National and international story tellers come together to tell their best stories. The theme is “star stories”.


Event: First Look Gamers Event @ Westerpark Gas Fabriek, Saturday and Sunday, entire day, unknown price.

The largest game extravaganza in the Netherlands with the entire Gashuis filled with games and parties late into the night.


Photo Exhibition: Daniel Cohen's 'We want more' @ Melkweg Gallerie, ongoing – November 1, Wednesday – Sunday, 13.00 – 20.00, FREE.

Photographer Daniel Cohen (1979, Leiderdorp) takes shots behind the stage at the Melkweg and Paradiso, gathering a group of photographs that portray unique and vulnerable moments of musicians.


Exhibition: Vrijstaat Amsterdam @ Tolhuistuin, daily 'til November 8, FREE.

Vrijstaat Amsterdam (free city) is an exhibition about the future of the city? Nine urban design bureaus display their dreams and ideas. Part of the International Architectural Biennale Rotterdam.


Exhibition & Museum: "Behind Walls" @ Oude Kerk, ongoing - November 10, open daily, price of museum.

A photo exhibition commemorating the fall of the Berlin Wall.


Kids: Extra Fall vacation activities @ NEMO, October 17 – 23, 10.00 – 17.00, regular admission price.

Special activities to keep the kids busy during vacation.




Thursday:


Music: The Paper Hats @ OT301, Thursday, 21.00, €7.

A psychedelic folk band from Nashville Tennessee.


Music: Soft Machine and Jeff Aug @ P60, Thursday, 21.00, €18.

Softmahcine part of the Flower Power scene in the 1960s from the Canterbury scene in England returns to the Dutch stage. Check out the video on the P60 page.




Friday:


Event & Museum: Van Gogh Museum Avond @ the Van Gogh Museum, Friday 18.30 – 22.00, entrée to museum, but free with Museumkaart, stuff for older kids.

In conversation with Van Gogh via music- at 20.00 see Yora Rienstra's accompaniment to the Van Gogh's letters. The artist speaks exhibition, writers will enter into a dialogue with Vincent van Gogh. Later, check out a theatre collective Le Nu Perdu's. interpretation of the letters. DJ-x-0-x spins tunes the entire night.


Dance: Oh la la @ de Nieuwe Anita, Friday, 20.00, €6.

Famous French dance night.


Music Event & Party; Colossus Amsterdam @ Café Pakhuis Wilhelmina, Friday, 22.00 - late, €6.

A music, film, dance night with the premiere of the stop motion short film “You’ve Got to Hear This One”, followed by a DJ set from GINGIN, then the live band the Mashed Potatoes take the stage (a 100% veggie band, playing tributes to vegetables), followed by a vintage-vinyl set by Rednas_Audio spinning ‘60s tunes, jazz, ska and tutti-frutti, followed by a another DJ set by Adoberts, and then VJ Viaduktape takes a turn, also a fine art performance by Arthur van Beek, and 15 minute power performance by Firestone (playing songs about the internet, while covering their tracks), and if you are still up for more another DJ set by Beatnologic all hosted by comedian William Sutton.




Saturday:


Film & Event: Home Movie Days @ Film Museum, Saturday, two shows each starting at 12:00, FREE.

Amateur and family films on the big screen. Home Movie Days is an international festival happening consequently in the U.S. Argentina and Japan with live reporst from aborad and special films and discussions happening throughout the day; including film cleaning, so if you still have old family films laying around the house bring them with to get cleaned up and learn how to restore them for future viewing! Check out the program for more detailed info.


Market: Buurtmarkt van der Pekbuurt @ Pekplein, Amsterdam Noord (get of the ferry go straight ahead you will see it on your left near the canal), every Saturday 'til December 26th, 12.00 – 16.00, FREE, stuff for kids.

A new initiative out Noord in cooperation with Stichting Broedstraten and de Tolhuistuin brings together neighbors and visitors. All goods “handmade” in the neighborhood such as delicious handmade Surinamese food (including ginger beer -something like ginger ale), handmade clothes and slippers, haircuts!, and a makeshift cafe.


Music & Dance: Satoshi Rei and Friends @ KHL Koffiehuis, Saturday, 21.00, donations.

Satoshi Rei is most known for her skills with Asian instruments such as the “Yueqin”(Asian lute), “Ruan”, “Sha-Mi-Sen”, guitar and Lap steel guitar. In Japan, her music has been featured in various television commercials, as well as videos and as a beautiful backdrop at various events. Followed by DJ Synth Sol at 22.00.


Salsa : Salsa Night @ Muiderpoort Theater, Saturday, 21.30, €11.

A night of salsa dancing.


Music: Amsterdam Soul Club @ Badcuyp, Saturday, 22.00, €6.

The monthly soul club is back again playing ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s soul hits with videos.


Music: Spaccailsilencio @ Skek, Saturday, 23.00, FREE.

Italian rock band.




Sunday:


Kids Dance: Wonderland: dance and music for kids! @ OT301, Sunday, starts at 16.00, €4, but kids FREE.

Wonderland is dance and music performance for/with kids.


Film: Eldorado @ OT301, Sunday, 20.30, €4, in French with English subtitles.

The 2008 film “Eldorado” French comedy/drama film about dealing with one's past.




Upcoming:



Dance: Amsterdam Dance Event international festival for electronic music @ various venues, October 21 - 24.


Film Festival: Cinemaztlan Mexican Film Festival Oct 28 – November 4 2009, various theatres in Amsterdam.



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10 September 2009

Happenings in Amsterdam the long weekend of September 11 - 13

For a few days this week I thought we might be on the way to real Indian summer, but then the glorious Dutch wind picked up and it all came to an end. That doesn't mean we can't enjoy these mild days in style. Check out Amsterdam's monuments this weekend when they open their doors for free.


Entire Weekend

Doctors without Borders: 25 years @ Oude Kerk, started September 8 continues until 13, €5 but free with Museumkaart.

A selection of photo reports about Artsen zonder Grenzen (Doctors without Borders). The exhibition invites visitors to step into the shoes of doctors in the field, getting an intimate view of their work.

West Beach Outdoor Film Festival @ Sloterplas in Sloterpark, Thursday – Saturday, continuing the following two weekends, pre-program starts at 20.30 with films from the end exams of Film Academie students with the main film starting at 21.00, FREE.

A four weekend long open air film festival in Sloterparkbad.

This week: Thursday - “Studio West @ West Beach” – a selection of the best short films from young talaneted Amsterdammers aged 15-25.
Friday – the Turkish film “Hokkabaz”,
Saturday – Cohen Brother’s film – “No Country for old men”

Music 4 Your Eyes: film festival about music @ Melkweg, something everyday – end of September, various times, €6.

The 2nd year of the film festival exploring films about music and musicians.

This week: Thursday the premier of “Who Killed Nancy” (A. Parker GB 2009) a film about a groupie of the Six Pistols found dead in the Chelsea Hotel.

Friday and Saturday: “Iron Maiden; Flight 666 (S. Dunn & S. McFadyen USA 2009) a film about the British metal band Iron Maiden. And “Arctic Monkeys Live at Apollo” (R. Ayoade UK 2008) a portrait of the British indie rock band in 2007.

Amsterdam Fringe Festival @ various locations and times, starts Friday and continues into next weekend, €7.50 per show. With a 'language is no problem' page for shows and performances that do not require the Dutch language.

“The festival with the most varied contacts is spreading over the city with politically kinetic theatre, sweet-voiced punk, poetic rock violence, self-torturing quests for honesty, inside-out migration theatre, international gems and an uninhibited love. Featuring this year, not only performances from the Netherlands and Flanders but also from Japan, Germany, America, Spain, Croatia & England.” – from amsterdamfringefestival.nl

Open Monumenten Dagen / open monument days , Saturday and Sunday, over 62 monuments in Amsterdam, various times, FREE, special events for kids.

Open Monument Day is a day for the public to enjoy the nation’s monuments (for FREE).

Check out the special activities in conjunction with day including a Carillon concert from the Oudekerkstoren (you can hear it from the street) at 16.00, and discussions and presentations about the monuments.

Noorderparkfestival @ Noorderpark, Saturday 12.00 - 23.00 and Sunday 12.00 - 18.00, FREE, lots of stuff for kids.

A party full of live music, a circus, kids theater, art, cultural market, and smartlappen (Dutch songs).

Elandsgracht Festival @ around Elandsgracht 45, Saturday from 18-00 – 24.00 and Sunday 13.00 – 23.00, FREE, kids welcome.

Neighborhood party with diverse activities, live Amsterdam volksmusic (folk music) and partying.


Friday

Van Gogh Museum Avond @ the Van Gogh Museum, Friday 18.30 - 22, entrée to museum, but free with Museumkaart, stuff for older kids.

DJ Daan modern starts spinning tunes at 18.30 and the Beufort Ensemble, a French classic music ensemble, takes the stage with a romantic program of Louis Théodore Gouvy (1819-1898) - Petite Suite Gauloise, Emile Bernard (1843-1902) - Divertissement Op.36, Jean Françaix (1912-1997) - Sept Danses.

Daisy Age @ Noorderlicht Café (Amsterdam Noord, NDSM-werf), Friday, 20.00 – 01.00, €6.

Daisy Age stands for Da Inner Sound Y’all, which presents playful, experimental, upbeat sounds with live soul, hip – hop, R&B, funk, and reggae. The party is outside if good weather and there is an all-night water taxis back to Central Station the entire night.

Floating Worlds: Baars-Henneman and Michiyo Yagi @ Bimhuis, Friday, 20.30, €15.

"Floating Worlds" is a project combining traditional Japanese music and Dutch children’s songs

Band: Horse Company @ Café Pakhuis Wilhelmina,Friday, 22.00, €7.50.

The Horse Company, a Dutch indie band, known for its “Own sweet time”

Glitter Punk Party Live: Basardz of Glitter & X Offenders @ Maloe Melo, Friday, 22.00, €5.

Live punk and sparkly stuff, need I say more.

Kiss Off Party @ OT301, Friday, 23.00, €5.

Electro, pop, pistol with live acts of the Shaved Monkeys as well as Shock and Awe.

Freak show Dj’s Ted & 13 @ Pacific Parc, Friday, 23.00, FREE.

The first freak show from the Swiss-German punk band Bonapoarte.


Saturday

Draaiorgel (barrel organ) Festival 2009 @ Dam, Saturday, 10.00 – 17.00, FREE, of interest to kids.

The barrel organ, often confused with the calliope, can be seen most often on the Kalverstraat in Amsterdam these days, with its usual accompaniment- the clanging change box (where the organist aka dude that puts the music in the organ asks for some small change in exchange for the delights of music). This weekend check out these organs in action, with a mixed group choir, het Zwanenkoor.

Illusio @ Pakhuis de Zwijger, Saturday, 12.00 – 18.00, FREE.

Teller of the famous illusionists and television personalities Penn and Teller will present his show (in English) “the Beautiful Lie: A tale of the art, science, and psychology of magic”, his performance begins around 14.30. A public event closing off the NWO cognition program.

Reggae On The Beach Festival @ Blijburg, Saturday, 12.00 – 03.00, €10.

EL Bongo presents the annual Reggae On The Beach Festival with a whoel day of music on three stages. Including: the Rebellions, Empress Black Omolo & I-Youth & Gideon Grounds, Rebel Jam, King Smo, and Jah Storm ft. I-Repeat

Salsa dancing @ Beursplein, Saturday, 14.00 – 18.00, FREE.

Dancing workshops and demonstrations in the open air at Beursplein.

Ear Massage Percussion Quartet @ Bimhuis, Saturday, 14.00, FREE.

Part of Gaudeamus Muziekweek 2009, Ear Massage is a percussion quartet of four Mexicans living in the Netherlands who won the second prize in Gaudeamus.

DFM RTV International Benefit @ OT301, Saturday, 20.00, €8.

An evening of live music, dj's, visual and spoken word performances in a benefit to support DFM's independent, international community of web-casting artists worldwide.

Teenage Kicks Of My Generation @ Winston Kingdom, Saturday, 21.00 – 05.00, €10.

The best surf, garage, beat and punk rock with live bands and djs.

BalkanXpress @ de Badcuyp, Saturday, 22.00, €8.

The monthly Balkan and klezmer night with djs Pilot and Hoppa!Selector.

Black & White latin Edition @ Club More Amor, Saturday, 22.00 – 05.00, €8.

Black and white salsa, merengue and latin house.

Sixties Kasbah @ Maloe Melo, Saturday, 22.00, €5.

Live '60s bands.

Armada Night @ Westerunie, Saturday, 0.00, €15.

A six hour long progressive house and energy trance with a tropical atmosphere.


Sunday

Kijk op de wijk @ Westergasterrein, Sunday, 13.00, FREE, stuff for kids.

Yearly neighborhood party with music, dance, sports, games.

Bloem: end of the summer party @ ‘t Blauwe Theehuis, Sunday, 15.00 - 01.00, FREE.

A final goodbye to the summer with a party of live music and a live dog fashion show!

Oyster Party @ Kompaszaal Loods 6, KNSM eiland, Sunday, 17.30, €17.50 includes welcome drink and oysters. Email: aanmelden@slowfood-amsterdam.nl for reservation.

A night to cherish oysters, check out short films about Hudson arriving in Manhattan (1953) and about oyster farms in de Oostersschelde in Zeeland from 1934. As well as a special message from the Slow Food Oyster party in NY and live jazz music.

Suki Osman @ Skek, Sunday, 20.00, FREE.

Sing-song writer.


Other stuff:

English story time @ Openbaar Bibliotheek Amsterdam, every Tuesday, 11.30, FREE, reading is for infants and toddlers.

The American Women’s Club started this initiative at the public library with weekly readings.

Bike routes/ fietstocht to check out the 90 million euros of investment in Groot Oost (the east part of the City including east of Central Station, Oost, and Zeeburg). The investments were made by the city, companies, EU subsidies. Check out the investments by bike.

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05 August 2009

Happenings in Amsterdam for August 5th - 9th

Awesome weather seems to have finally made its way to Amsterdam! Therefore get outside. If you can't make it all the way to beach but still want to get your hands dirty you can build sand castles in Oost on the square and learn to salsa in the open air on Sunday at Beursplein. I am most excited that Pluk de Nacht starts this week (in my opinion THE best film festival in Amsterdam)!  If you still don't know what to do check out this previous post about some other adventures in and around Amsterdam.


As always send your comments, as I love hearing what you are doing in
Amsterdam. And veel plezier (enjoy)!


Everyday:


Pluk de Nacht / outdoor film festival @ Stenen hoofd near Silodam (bus 48 from Centraal Station brings you directly to the festival), August 6 - 15th, starts at dark 21.30ish, FREE (all the films are subtitled in English).

Annual outdoor film festival overlooking het IJ with nightly films, art exhibitions, bar and restaurant. With a short film before every headliner. This week- Thursday: "Autumn Ball" Estonian, Friday: "Sophiiiie" German, Saturday: "Louis-Michel" France, Sunday: a bunch of short films "Ze Frank Retrospectief".

Why go? of all the wonderful film festivals in Amsterdam, this one is my favorite!  They always deliver unique films as well as some other tricks!:0 I suggest bringing your own blanket, but not your own booze - support the festival.


Zandkastelen / build your own sand castle @ Krugerplein, Transvaalbuurt, Oost, everyday from 10.00 – 16.00, ‘til August 14th, for kids.

For kids to learn how to make sand castles and watch the pros make a giant castle.

Why go? Don’t have time to run to the beach? play in the sand on your way through the city.


De Parade @ Martin Luther Park, July 31 – August 16th, everyday 15.00 – 01.00 ('til 02.00 on Fridays and Saturdays), €7/ticket, kids under 12 FREE.

De Parade is a two month mobile theater and music festival that tours the Netherlands stopping in the four largest cities in the Randstad. A huge, packed line-up of events, check out daily program.

Why go? Certain to find a little something for everyone and the Parade is open everyday!


Down Under film and activities @ Filmtheather, Prinsengracht 452, various times, prices and activities until August 16, special events for kids.

Australian and New Zealand films (events every weekend, but films through the week). This week: Wednesday is the last showing of “Ten Canoes” (winner of Cannes Jury Prize) at 19.00, Thursday – the following Wednesday the showing of the Aussie film, “The Proposition” (the so-named first Australian Western). Also on Saturday take the Down Under film quiz at 19.00 and then enjoy the film.

Sunday for kids starting at 11.45 is an Aboriginal art workshop and the showing of the film “De reddertjes in Kangoeroeland” (only Dutch audio).

Why go? soak up a little Aussie history through film.


Comedy Train International Summer Festival @ Toomler (near the Hilton) Wednesday- Saturday. €12.50- €16.00, 20.30, all shows in English.

One U.S. comedian, Arj Barket and Brit Stephen Grant, perform in two separate sets, each lasting 45 minutes in total.

Why go? get your dose of comedy on a rainy night


Just during the weekend


Kwakoe @ Bijlmerpark, Zuid-Oost (metro stop Arena, then a short walk to the park), FREE, continues every weekend until the end of August, not specific activities for kids although a very colorful, musical, delicious place to visit. See previous post for more details.

Why go? This is a must do & you have a few weekends to figure out how to fit this festival, but really it should only take a sunny day to convince you to drop everything and head to Zuid-Oost and enjoy the chicken.


Vondelpark Openluchttheater (Open Air Theater), Friday - Sunday, various times see previous post for details, FREE, stuff for kids.

This weekend dance, theater, and classic and world music, something for everyone. Always a kids show on Saturday.

Why go? every weekend until September enjoy different shows, theater, music, etc...


Hortus Festival / chamber music @ Huize Frankendael, Frankendael Park, Watergraafsmeer, every Thursday evening from July 17 - August 27th, 19.30, €20.

A different program of chamber music for every week in the historic Huize Frankendael. This week Het Nederlands Saxofoon Kwartet.

Why go? Check out the gardens of Huize Frankendael and some smooth music


Friday


Van Gogh Museum Avond @ the Van Gogh Museum, Friday 18.30 – 22.00, entrée to museum, but free with Museumkaart.

DJ Dirkson starts spinning tunes and visual backups at 18.30.

A guided tour at 19.30 given by assistant Conservator Fleur Roos Rosa de Varvalho of the exhibition Odilon Redon and Emile Bernard. Masterwork from the collection of Andries Bonger.

At 20.00 Nina Targan Mouravi / Gerard Bouwhuis present a look at Russian avant-garde poetry from the ‘20s, with piano (Dutch and Russian spoken) Check out www.russischepoezie.nl.

Why go? why not enjoy some live music will checking out Van Gogh's work.


Outdoor screening film “Fados” @ Filmmuseum, Friday, 21.30, €3.

Part of the Filmmuseum's weekly (every Friday evening) outdoor film screenings – Sunsets. Portugees film with Dutch subtitles. A musical documentary by filmmaker Carlos Saura about the rich history of fado music..

Why go? enjoy the open air and some musical history


Elvis & the Burger Kings @ Maloe Melo, Friday, 22.00, €5.

100% rock ‘n’ roll.

Why go? check out Elvis at this gezellige bar.


Saturday


Dutch Homeless Cup @ Dam, Saturday, 10.00 – 19.00, FREE.

The annual football/soccer tournament for homeless in the center of the City.

Why go? If you like sports check out some amateurs and support the national awareness of homeless campaign


Salsa dancing @ Beursplein, Saturday, 14.00 – 18.00, FREE.

Salsa dance workshops and demonstrations on the square.

Why go? Salsa dancing in the open air


ZOOmeravond /summer night @ Artis (the zoo), various programs, 18.30 - 22.00, price of zoo, every Saturday until September, stuff for kids.

A broad program with a little bit for everyone- 2 music stages, theater, a kinderboederij (petting zoo) and other creative activities for kids! This week a special presentation in the theater and the music of Gooseberry.

Why go? Check out the fish and enjoy some tunes.


Au10tique @ Blijburg, Saturday, 21.00, €5.

This music event is advertised as “let the freaks come out and play!” with deep soul, house, fire spinner, cotton candy, and juggler.

Why go? Enjoy the expected warm weekend with some wild beach fun


Buitenbios /Outside theater@ Het Ketelhuis/Westerpark, every Saturday 'til August 22nd, starts when it is dark around 22.00, FREE.

A free open air presentation in the Westerpark. This Saturday check out the critically acclaimed film “Juno”. About a hysterically sarcastic pregnant teenager from the suburbs of Minnesota, USA.

Why go? good excuse to stay out late in the park


The Blog Parties @ Winston Kingdom, Saturday, 22.00 - 04.00, €7.

The sounds of music blogs with Dead Pixels, Dans Le Rock and Blokgolf. 

Why go? check out what everyone is blogging about


Sunday


Kunstkoopzondag / Art market @ Tolhuistuinen, Amsterdam Noord, Sunday, 13.00 – 19.00, FREE.

Koopzondag as you may know is what the Dutch say for when stores are allowed to be open on particular Sundays (usually Sundays before or leading up to holidays). In this case you will find a market of twenty kramen (stands) with hand-made work, some high end, adventurous design, etc… With live music and lekker hapjes (yummy snacks). Plus a presentation from the traveling expo the Fringe Theater Festival.

Why go? Think last winters artmarkt on the Spui = fun and funky


Hofjes - en Pleinconcerts / classic music in the open air @ Ruijpenhofje (in de Jordaan), Sunday, 15.00, FREE.

Live music with a mix of dixieland, fado, and smartlap.

Why go? check out some live music in the square of a previous retirement home for women built in 1747.


Festivals


Solar Festival @ Roermond, in Limburg, Friday - Sunday, 75 for weekend ticket with camping, day ticket 42.

A musical cross-over event with electro trash, 80s hits, Balkan tunes, hip hop – a mix of it all.

Why go? A outdoor festival fitting our lovely early August weather


Loveland @ Sloterpark, Saturday, 55.

Seven stages of music with part of ticket fees going to support cancer research.

Why go? Chill with the other hippie de hips at this annual festival


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