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Wey’i Steam present Bou Palu

Pakhuis de Zwijger, Monday, November 2 at 08:00 PM GMT+1

Join us for a screening of Bou Palo Music, a series of acoustic, stripped-down, intimate live music performances. Recorded Bou Palo, under a tree, on a sofa. Why? Because that’s our culture.

Bou Palo is a platform for Dutch-Caribbean artists, promoting not only their talent but also their unique perspectives and message for the community. What started as a recording session for the season finale for the Bou Palo Radio Station, grew into something larger. Through the support of the Caribbean creative community, Bou Palo became a place for people to feel at home, even if only for a few hours.

More about Wey’i Steam Productions

Wey’i Steam Productions started as a desire to have a creative outlet for Caribbean people. Inspired by NPR Tiny Desk, Dropout’s Game Changer, and Food Network, the founders of Wey’i Steam created a space where the Caribbean community can make something silly, fun, and sometimes also serious. So, why not a production house?

The name ‘Wey’i Steam’ is inspired by the Papiamento term for ‘pressure cooker’, a common kitchen pot in Caribbean households, used to cook ‘stoba’ or ‘stew’ under high amounts of pressure With a Wey’i Steam, you mix a bit of each culture prominent in the Caribbean, Indigenous, African, European, and many more, creating a blending pot of flavor and identity; from papaya stews to beef stews, from chicken stew to our personal favorite ‘Komkomber Stoba’. In Caribbean culture, cooking a stoba brings together family, neighbours and friends communal moment. That is what we create when we cook up a project: something for a gathering to enjoy.

https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/weyi-steam-present-bou-palu

Ora Sagrado: Triple Bill Screening by NØËL

Pakhuis de Zwijger, Wednesday, November 11 at 08:00 PM GMT+1

Join us for a compelling evening of three short films by artist NØËL, exploring identity, memory, and the societies we navigate. From the intimate language of movement to the complex realities of his home island, Curaçao, in flux. Each film offers a unique lens on the personal and the political. This screening brings together three distinct works: a documentary, a personal essay film and a recorded theatre production.

More about NØËL

NØËL is an artist born and raised on the beautiful island of Curaçao. He is a multidisciplinary artist (singer, writer, actor, creative director, photographer, and entrepreneur), among many other things. NØËL is currently completing his studies in Theatre Directing at the Amsterdam University of the Arts, from which he is expected to graduate this year. His love for art and curiosity about his own creativity began at around the age of four. Since then, he has continued to develop his artistic practice and work towards becoming the artist he is today. In 2017, at the age of eighteen, NØËL published his first book, Algu pa mi tera, a poetry collection. Since then, he has continued to grow as a multidisciplinary artist, exploring diverse artistic forms to shed light on human experiences that are often overlooked, rarely discussed, or inadequately represented.

https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/ora-sagrado-triple-bill-screening-by-noel