84 STEPS is an initiative that features projects at the intersection of art and education hosted on the third floor of the Kunstinstituut Melly in Rotterdam, where a white-cube gallery was transformed into a dynamic space for socializing art.

Together with AMMODO and Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen, the Goethe-Institut Niederlande invites you to 'Who the Bær', the first solo exhibition in the Netherlands of the artist Simon Fujiwara.

The Spanish artist Elena Bajo, with her project 'Plant manifesto', has been selected to be artist in residence at the European Centre for Ceramics EKWC in Oisterwijk within the program Sundaymorning@EKWC.

M31 Foundation and Opera2Day present a special musical journey during which you will be able to let go of your feelings of isolation caused by Corona, and focus on a new cultural beginning.

"A man is only forgotten when his name is forgotten." By placing Stolpersteine in front of houses, the memory of the people who once lived there comes to life.

With the exhibition "I only, have more memories" by the Belgian artist Maxile Brigou, De Brakke Grond kicks off the festive year on the occasion of its fortieth anniversary.

The Goethe Institut is thrilled to finally be able to open again its beautiful Amsterdam garden to the public for the screening of the German drama 'Ticket of No Return'.

At the beginning of July the Embassies of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland in the Netherlands organize the annual V4 Film Festival, a selection of four freely available movies recently produced in their countries.

The Amsterdam-based Hungarian jazz pianist Máté Lachegyi organises ‘Realms of Imagination’, a concert series performed in various venues in Amsterdam. In four appointments during the summer, each concert will focus on a different field of imagination.

Through a non-linear organizational logic, scents, plants, textile sculptures, workshops, and performances are presented in a living archive. The archive becomes a starting point for reflection, interaction, and a collective tool in a public space.

After its first appearance in Palazzo Ducale, in Genoa, the Italian Institute for Culture in Amsterdam is honoured to finally welcome to the Netherlands 'Il Respiro dell'Arte', the second edition of the art exhibition inspired by the lockdown of 2020.

'Voyage en France' is a series of themed workshops that will keep you company throughout the whole summer. Every Saturday of July and August one of the teachers from Alliance Française will talk about their region and give a unique perspective on food, wine, and sights from a specific French area.

A tour of the biggest Italian festivals will guide you across Italy for three summer months of incredible melodies and memorable performances.

The Embassy of Austria in the Netherlands invites everyone to participate to the second annual gathering of the Austrian Science Network, which will take place on July 6 on the virtual platform gather.town.

The Finnish Institute Benelux invites you to 'Tarwe en Walnoot', the solo-exhibition of the Finnish artist Jani Ruscica, presented at Gallery 1646, in The Hague.

The Italian Institute for Culture invites you to the sixth and last appointment of its series of reading and discussion meetings in Italian, the Reading Club 'Leggiamo insieme!'. The selected book that will be analysed in the evening of July 8 is 'Cara pace', written by Lisa Ginzburg.

The Italian Cultural Institute of Amsterdam is pleased to present the Biennial 'The Latitudes of Art', conceived and curated by the Art Commission, landing on July 10 at the Pulchri Studio, in Den Haag after successful previous editions that saw protagonists Italian contemporary artists alongside those of Finland, Hungary, Germany and the Netherlands, hosted at the Palazzo Ducale in Genoa.

The Instituto Cervantes Utrecht is a proud partner of the International Tango Week Festival, a unique initiative celebrating Argentinian music and dance in Europe, which will finally be able to entertain tango enthusiasts in person from Utrecht, on July 21 and 22.

Leiden Shorts is an alternative and sustainable creative space for national and international filmmakers to showcase their distinct voices, which aims to contribute to the exploration of the storytelling power that short films have.