#indischebuurt — Public Fediverse posts
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VIRA exhibition
Studio K, Saturday, October 24 at 04:00 PM GMT+2
“Vira”, in Portuguese, means to turn or transform something — a situation, a scenario — in a positive way. VIRA becomes the cultural link between Brazil and the Netherlands, pulsing with music, art, nightlife, and the vibrant energy of both countries.
During ADE Week, Studio/K will be transformed into a free public exhibition space where photography, film, and digital storytelling come together. A photography exhibition featuring images from São Paulo and Amsterdam highlights the connections between the two cities.
The program concludes with an indepth session on 24th of October featuring members of Encosta and ONDA Collective, followed by “Beats & Bites,” an informal networking event that brings together artists, musicians, creatives, visitors, and professionals from the Dutch and Brazilian creative sectors.
The exhibition is free to visit, Wed-Sat 16:00-22:00.
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VIRA exhibition
Studio K, Saturday, October 24 at 04:00 PM GMT+2
“Vira”, in Portuguese, means to turn or transform something — a situation, a scenario — in a positive way. VIRA becomes the cultural link between Brazil and the Netherlands, pulsing with music, art, nightlife, and the vibrant energy of both countries.
During ADE Week, Studio/K will be transformed into a free public exhibition space where photography, film, and digital storytelling come together. A photography exhibition featuring images from São Paulo and Amsterdam highlights the connections between the two cities.
The program concludes with an indepth session on 24th of October featuring members of Encosta and ONDA Collective, followed by “Beats & Bites,” an informal networking event that brings together artists, musicians, creatives, visitors, and professionals from the Dutch and Brazilian creative sectors.
The exhibition is free to visit, Wed-Sat 16:00-22:00.
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Onda Forte – VIRA Clubnight
Studio K, Thursday, October 22 at 09:00 PM GMT+2
Onda Collective — VIRA Open Deck Session
During VIRA, Onda Collective takes over the night at Studio/K. Onda is an Amsterdam-based DJ collective with Brazilian and Afro-Latin roots, bringing together different musical backgrounds and club cultures. Emerging from Amsterdam’s underground scene, Onda creates spaces where different people, bodies, and rhythms can come together. The name Onda means “wave” in Portuguese: a movement that carries energy forward, transforms, and keeps moving.
The four artists of Onda move between Brazilian music, Afro-Latin rhythms, and international underground sounds. Pedro da Mata combines heavy bass, percussive grooves, and baile funk with house and other club genres. Guiz draws from his background in funk and hip-hop and is known for his high-energy sets. AAlva explores the Brazilian and Latin American underground through funk, arrocha, brega, guaracha, drum & bass, and breakbeat. Co-founder Not Yet moves between garage, hard house, and Latin house.
For VIRA, this musical mix is at the heart of the experience. The evening creates a meeting point between Brazilian and Dutch club culture and connects to VIRA’s broader theme: the connection between Amsterdam and Brazil through music, art, identity, and nightlife.
Expect an evening where genres flow into one another, the dancefloor takes centre stage, and the energy keeps moving. Alongside the DJ sets, a VJ programme brings Brazilian and Dutch visual elements together to enhance the experience.
VIRA — Onda Collective @Studio/K
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Palestine 36 X Intifooda Pop-Up
Studio K, Monday, September 28 at 06:00 PM GMT+2
Palestine 36 is a spectacular, deeply human film about the beginning of Palestinian emancipation. Directed by Annemarie Jacir, the film features Hiam Abbass in a leading role, alongside Kamel El Basha and Saleh Bakri. While Yusuf, a journalist, takes a stand against increasing censorship and repression, his best friend Khalid becomes increasingly radicalized and joins the growing resistance. Their story unfolds in 1936, a time when clashing ideals escalated into an armed conflict between Palestinian freedom fighters and brutal British officers.
Make the most of your evening on Monday, September 28 (starting at 6 PM) by first enjoying delicious plant-based dishes prepared by Palestinian chef Intifooda Kitchen. The meal costs €12.50 and consists of various homemade dips and salads featuring bulgur, grilled vegetables, and fresh herbs. Proceeds go to the Palestinian Film Festival Amsterdam (PFFA), which helps preserve Palestinian culture by supporting the film sector of this beleaguered nation. The film starts at 9 PM, with tickets available for €13. Tickets can be purchased here.
https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/palestinian-film-festival-amsterdam-pffa-benefit-event
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Mariinka [ENG SUBS] • Fundraiser x Protect Ukraine
Studio K, Saturday, August 15 at 04:00 PM GMT+2
Mariinka is Pieter-Jan De Pue’s long-awaited second feature film, following his award-winning debut, The Land of the Enlightened. Filmed over a period of ten years on 16mm, Mariinka begins long before the world witnessed the large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, after which the city was almost completely destroyed. Through letters, video calls, and charged silences, a poignant story unfolds about connection, national loyalty, and the fault lines where political conflicts tear even family ties apart.
With the screening of Mariinka, we raise money for the organization Protect Ukraine. 50% of the ticket proceeds will be donated to them. If you’d like to donate more, there will be QR codes on-site that you can scan to make a donation of your choice. After the film, there will be an in-depth panel with Jaap Scholten and Tommy Wieringa.
https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/mariinka-eng-subs-fundraiser-x-protect-ukraine
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Keti Koti
Studio K, Wednesday, July 1 at 05:30 PM GMT+2
Kom op 1 juli naar Studio/K voor ons Keti Koti programma! Om de afschaffing van de slavernij te vieren delen we een gratis Heri Heri maaltijd uit (first come first serve), en vertonen we de film Oema for Sranan/ Vrouwen van Suriname (1978). Na afloop zetten we het gesprek voort met activist Nadia Tilon en onderzoeker Luna Hupperetz.
Come to Studio/K for our Keti Koti program! To celebrate the abolition of slavery, we will serve a free Heri Heri meal (first come, first served), followed by a screening of Oema foe Sranan / Women of Suriname (1978). Afterwards, we will continue the conversation with activist Nadia Tilon and researcher Luna Hupperetz.
Programma:17:30 – Maaltijd
19:10 Screening Oema foe Sranan / Vrouwen van Suriname (1978) + nagesprek.
reserveer hier uw filmkaartje(s).
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K+Peren TimorPlijn Festijn
Studio K, Friday, June 12 at 07:15 PM GMT+2
Op 12 juni vieren wij de zomer! Van 16:00 tot 22:00 houden wij het TimorplijnFestein, een feest voor de hele buurt! We tappen buiten biertjes en zorgen voor lekker eten van onze vegetarische plijn BBQ. Kom dansen op live muziek van Odevare en spelletjes spelen! Is het tijd voor een frisse coupe? Ook dat kan 12 juni op het Timorplijn door kapper Taco Stuiver!
Programma:
Minimarkt 16:00 tot 19:00
Met handgemaakte ringen, kunst en tweedehands kleding waarvan de opbrengsten gaan naar Stichting Tweede Kans Kringloop en de Voedselbank
Vegetarische BBQ – 17:00 tot 22:00
Live muziek van Odevare 19:00 tot 21:00
On June 12th, we’re celebrating summer! From 4 PM to 10 PM we’re throwing the TimorplijnFest, a party for the whole neighbourhood!
We’ll be serving cold beers outside and serving up delicious food from our vegetarian plijn BBQ. Come dance to live music by Odevare and join in on the games! Ready for a fresh cut? That’s possible too, courtesy of barber Taco Stuiver!
Programme:
Mini market 4 PM – 7 PM
Handmade rings, art and second-hand clothing, with proceeds going to Stichting Tweede Kans Kringloop and the Food Bank
Vegetarian BBQ – 5 PM – 10 PM
Live music by Odevare 7 PM – 9 PM
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SPROUTS – ECO EXPO
Studio K, Monday, June 1 at 07:15 PM GMT+2
Archives are never neutral. They are acts of selection, shaped by power, loss, and forgetting. For the 2026 Eco Expo of Sprouts Film Festival, three artists glean from what remains: a parasitic flower evolving through plastic pollution, a fictional Caribbean island scarred by colonization and memory loss, and a disabled bull, sole survivor of a colonial herd exterminated on a remote Indian Ocean island. Together, their works ask what grows when we return to what was left behind, and how inherited images, objects, and histories can be composted into new ecologies of meaning.
Schedule:1 – 7 June
mo. 17:00 – 22:00
tue. – fri. 14:00 – 22:00
sat. – sun. 11:00 – 22:00Lou Elie dit Cosaque
Lou Elie dit Cosaque (b. 2002, Paris) is a French-Caribbean textile artist living and working in Amsterdam. Her artistic practice explores textiles and language to weave stories and mythologies that connect forgotten Caribbean memories, symbols and imagination. She seeks to give form to worlds that reimagine lost pasts and envision alternative futures. At the core of her practice is an exploration of identity, as a patchwork of cultures, a layered history shaped by colonization, resilience and exchange.
Ostreoidea is a fictional living land that serves as a mirror to gaze into Caribbean histories. Grown from soft soil and humid air, she is shaped by colonization, memory loss, and survival. But Ostreoidea is not just a memory, it is also a rebellion. The island, once colonized by a high-tech utopian society, saw its soil poisoned and its rhythms disrupted by a civilization drunk on progress yet blind to consequence.
Music composition: Louise Baux
Jori(k) A. Galama
Jori(k) A. Galama works across fine art, literature, and cinema. They graduated from the Artistic Research in and through Cinema Master’s programme at the Netherlands Film Academy. Their fiction and essays on art and cinema have appeared in Metropolis M, De Revisor, Tirade, Kluger Hans, Tubelight, De Internet Gids, and various other artists’ publications. They currently work primarily as a documentary director and creative producer, with a focus on critically engaged ecological perspectives.
Yntolerânsje (2025) is a speculative archive essay film tracing the entangled histories of cows, the Dutch colonial empire, and Frisian identity. It departs from the story of Île Amsterdam, a remote Indian Ocean island where five cows left by 19th-century European settlers multiplied into a herd of two thousand. Deemed an ecological threat, the herd was exterminated by the French government in 2010, save for one disabled bull, now living in a Frisian cow retirement home.
Erik Peters
The World’s Green is Rotting LimeErik Peters is an interdisciplinary artist and artistic researcher engaging with the worldbuilding potentialities seeded in the act of storytelling, uncovering how speculative fiction can germinate new universes of being through collaborative formats of making, researching and staging. Exploring queer ecology as a roadmap to alternative futures, they weave pathways between the possible worlds persistently emerging from a world in planetary crises.
The World’s Green is Rotting Lime is an ecopoetic audiovisual installation that speculates on future ecologies emerging from plastic pollution. The work follows the discovery of a new parasitic flower morphospecies that has evolved to adapt to the infiltrating amounts of microplastics found in the earth’s layers. The work is produced in collaboration with Funda Baysal (3d-printed ceramics), Ymer Marinus (audiovisuals) and Jao San Pedro (translation and narration).
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SPROUTS – ECO EXPO
Studio K, Monday, June 1 at 07:15 PM GMT+2
Archives are never neutral. They are acts of selection, shaped by power, loss, and forgetting. For the 2026 Eco Expo of Sprouts Film Festival, three artists glean from what remains: a parasitic flower evolving through plastic pollution, a fictional Caribbean island scarred by colonization and memory loss, and a disabled bull, sole survivor of a colonial herd exterminated on a remote Indian Ocean island. Together, their works ask what grows when we return to what was left behind, and how inherited images, objects, and histories can be composted into new ecologies of meaning.
Schedule:1 – 7 June
mo. 17:00 – 22:00
tue. – fri. 14:00 – 22:00
sat. – sun. 11:00 – 22:00Lou Elie dit Cosaque
Lou Elie dit Cosaque (b. 2002, Paris) is a French-Caribbean textile artist living and working in Amsterdam. Her artistic practice explores textiles and language to weave stories and mythologies that connect forgotten Caribbean memories, symbols and imagination. She seeks to give form to worlds that reimagine lost pasts and envision alternative futures. At the core of her practice is an exploration of identity, as a patchwork of cultures, a layered history shaped by colonization, resilience and exchange.
Ostreoidea is a fictional living land that serves as a mirror to gaze into Caribbean histories. Grown from soft soil and humid air, she is shaped by colonization, memory loss, and survival. But Ostreoidea is not just a memory, it is also a rebellion. The island, once colonized by a high-tech utopian society, saw its soil poisoned and its rhythms disrupted by a civilization drunk on progress yet blind to consequence.
Music composition: Louise Baux
Jori(k) A. Galama
Jori(k) A. Galama works across fine art, literature, and cinema. They graduated from the Artistic Research in and through Cinema Master’s programme at the Netherlands Film Academy. Their fiction and essays on art and cinema have appeared in Metropolis M, De Revisor, Tirade, Kluger Hans, Tubelight, De Internet Gids, and various other artists’ publications. They currently work primarily as a documentary director and creative producer, with a focus on critically engaged ecological perspectives.
Yntolerânsje (2025) is a speculative archive essay film tracing the entangled histories of cows, the Dutch colonial empire, and Frisian identity. It departs from the story of Île Amsterdam, a remote Indian Ocean island where five cows left by 19th-century European settlers multiplied into a herd of two thousand. Deemed an ecological threat, the herd was exterminated by the French government in 2010, save for one disabled bull, now living in a Frisian cow retirement home.
Erik Peters
The World’s Green is Rotting LimeErik Peters is an interdisciplinary artist and artistic researcher engaging with the worldbuilding potentialities seeded in the act of storytelling, uncovering how speculative fiction can germinate new universes of being through collaborative formats of making, researching and staging. Exploring queer ecology as a roadmap to alternative futures, they weave pathways between the possible worlds persistently emerging from a world in planetary crises.
The World’s Green is Rotting Lime is an ecopoetic audiovisual installation that speculates on future ecologies emerging from plastic pollution. The work follows the discovery of a new parasitic flower morphospecies that has evolved to adapt to the infiltrating amounts of microplastics found in the earth’s layers. The work is produced in collaboration with Funda Baysal (3d-printed ceramics), Ymer Marinus (audiovisuals) and Jao San Pedro (translation and narration).
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SPROUTS – ECO EXPO
Studio K, Monday, June 1 at 07:15 PM GMT+2
Archives are never neutral. They are acts of selection, shaped by power, loss, and forgetting. For the 2026 Eco Expo of Sprouts Film Festival, three artists glean from what remains: a parasitic flower evolving through plastic pollution, a fictional Caribbean island scarred by colonization and memory loss, and a disabled bull, sole survivor of a colonial herd exterminated on a remote Indian Ocean island. Together, their works ask what grows when we return to what was left behind, and how inherited images, objects, and histories can be composted into new ecologies of meaning.
Schedule:1 – 7 June
mo. 17:00 – 22:00
tue. – fri. 14:00 – 22:00
sat. – sun. 11:00 – 22:00Lou Elie dit Cosaque
Lou Elie dit Cosaque (b. 2002, Paris) is a French-Caribbean textile artist living and working in Amsterdam. Her artistic practice explores textiles and language to weave stories and mythologies that connect forgotten Caribbean memories, symbols and imagination. She seeks to give form to worlds that reimagine lost pasts and envision alternative futures. At the core of her practice is an exploration of identity, as a patchwork of cultures, a layered history shaped by colonization, resilience and exchange.
Ostreoidea is a fictional living land that serves as a mirror to gaze into Caribbean histories. Grown from soft soil and humid air, she is shaped by colonization, memory loss, and survival. But Ostreoidea is not just a memory, it is also a rebellion. The island, once colonized by a high-tech utopian society, saw its soil poisoned and its rhythms disrupted by a civilization drunk on progress yet blind to consequence.
Music composition: Louise Baux
Jori(k) A. Galama
Jori(k) A. Galama works across fine art, literature, and cinema. They graduated from the Artistic Research in and through Cinema Master’s programme at the Netherlands Film Academy. Their fiction and essays on art and cinema have appeared in Metropolis M, De Revisor, Tirade, Kluger Hans, Tubelight, De Internet Gids, and various other artists’ publications. They currently work primarily as a documentary director and creative producer, with a focus on critically engaged ecological perspectives.
Yntolerânsje (2025) is a speculative archive essay film tracing the entangled histories of cows, the Dutch colonial empire, and Frisian identity. It departs from the story of Île Amsterdam, a remote Indian Ocean island where five cows left by 19th-century European settlers multiplied into a herd of two thousand. Deemed an ecological threat, the herd was exterminated by the French government in 2010, save for one disabled bull, now living in a Frisian cow retirement home.
Erik Peters
The World’s Green is Rotting LimeErik Peters is an interdisciplinary artist and artistic researcher engaging with the worldbuilding potentialities seeded in the act of storytelling, uncovering how speculative fiction can germinate new universes of being through collaborative formats of making, researching and staging. Exploring queer ecology as a roadmap to alternative futures, they weave pathways between the possible worlds persistently emerging from a world in planetary crises.
The World’s Green is Rotting Lime is an ecopoetic audiovisual installation that speculates on future ecologies emerging from plastic pollution. The work follows the discovery of a new parasitic flower morphospecies that has evolved to adapt to the infiltrating amounts of microplastics found in the earth’s layers. The work is produced in collaboration with Funda Baysal (3d-printed ceramics), Ymer Marinus (audiovisuals) and Jao San Pedro (translation and narration).
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SPROUTS – ECO EXPO
Studio K, Monday, June 1 at 07:15 PM GMT+2
Archives are never neutral. They are acts of selection, shaped by power, loss, and forgetting. For the 2026 Eco Expo of Sprouts Film Festival, three artists glean from what remains: a parasitic flower evolving through plastic pollution, a fictional Caribbean island scarred by colonization and memory loss, and a disabled bull, sole survivor of a colonial herd exterminated on a remote Indian Ocean island. Together, their works ask what grows when we return to what was left behind, and how inherited images, objects, and histories can be composted into new ecologies of meaning.
Schedule:1 – 7 June
mo. 17:00 – 22:00
tue. – fri. 14:00 – 22:00
sat. – sun. 11:00 – 22:00Lou Elie dit Cosaque
Lou Elie dit Cosaque (b. 2002, Paris) is a French-Caribbean textile artist living and working in Amsterdam. Her artistic practice explores textiles and language to weave stories and mythologies that connect forgotten Caribbean memories, symbols and imagination. She seeks to give form to worlds that reimagine lost pasts and envision alternative futures. At the core of her practice is an exploration of identity, as a patchwork of cultures, a layered history shaped by colonization, resilience and exchange.
Ostreoidea is a fictional living land that serves as a mirror to gaze into Caribbean histories. Grown from soft soil and humid air, she is shaped by colonization, memory loss, and survival. But Ostreoidea is not just a memory, it is also a rebellion. The island, once colonized by a high-tech utopian society, saw its soil poisoned and its rhythms disrupted by a civilization drunk on progress yet blind to consequence.
Music composition: Louise Baux
Jori(k) A. Galama
Jori(k) A. Galama works across fine art, literature, and cinema. They graduated from the Artistic Research in and through Cinema Master’s programme at the Netherlands Film Academy. Their fiction and essays on art and cinema have appeared in Metropolis M, De Revisor, Tirade, Kluger Hans, Tubelight, De Internet Gids, and various other artists’ publications. They currently work primarily as a documentary director and creative producer, with a focus on critically engaged ecological perspectives.
Yntolerânsje (2025) is a speculative archive essay film tracing the entangled histories of cows, the Dutch colonial empire, and Frisian identity. It departs from the story of Île Amsterdam, a remote Indian Ocean island where five cows left by 19th-century European settlers multiplied into a herd of two thousand. Deemed an ecological threat, the herd was exterminated by the French government in 2010, save for one disabled bull, now living in a Frisian cow retirement home.
Erik Peters
The World’s Green is Rotting LimeErik Peters is an interdisciplinary artist and artistic researcher engaging with the worldbuilding potentialities seeded in the act of storytelling, uncovering how speculative fiction can germinate new universes of being through collaborative formats of making, researching and staging. Exploring queer ecology as a roadmap to alternative futures, they weave pathways between the possible worlds persistently emerging from a world in planetary crises.
The World’s Green is Rotting Lime is an ecopoetic audiovisual installation that speculates on future ecologies emerging from plastic pollution. The work follows the discovery of a new parasitic flower morphospecies that has evolved to adapt to the infiltrating amounts of microplastics found in the earth’s layers. The work is produced in collaboration with Funda Baysal (3d-printed ceramics), Ymer Marinus (audiovisuals) and Jao San Pedro (translation and narration).
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PALESTINIAN FOOD POP-UP KITCHEN
Studio K, Monday, May 25 at 06:00 PM GMT+2
On Monday 25th of may, a benefit event will be held at Studio/K to raise funds for the Palestinian Film Festival Amsterdam (PFFA). Delicious plant-based delights will be served by Palestinian chef Intifooda Kitchen.
It will take place between 18:00 and 21:00.
No reservation is needed.
https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/palestinian-food-pop-up-kitchen
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PALESTINIAN FOOD POP-UP KITCHEN
Studio K, Monday, May 25 at 06:00 PM GMT+2
On Monday 25th of may, a benefit event will be held at Studio/K to raise funds for the Palestinian Film Festival Amsterdam (PFFA). Delicious plant-based delights will be served by Palestinian chef Intifooda Kitchen.
It will take place between 18:00 and 21:00.
No reservation is needed.
https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/palestinian-food-pop-up-kitchen
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PALESTINIAN FOOD POP-UP KITCHEN
Studio K, Monday, May 25 at 06:00 PM GMT+2
On Monday 25th of may, a benefit event will be held at Studio/K to raise funds for the Palestinian Film Festival Amsterdam (PFFA). Delicious plant-based delights will be served by Palestinian chef Intifooda Kitchen.
It will take place between 18:00 and 21:00.
No reservation is needed.
https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/palestinian-food-pop-up-kitchen
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[16:52] Video | Zo komt de vernieuwde Korreweg eruit te zien: van autostraat naar fietspad XL
De Korreweg, de belangrijke verbinding tussen Bedum, Beijum, Korrewegwijk, Indische Buurt en het centrum, gaat op de schop. De weg wordt opnieuw ingericht als fietsstraat waar auto’s te gast zijn.
https://www.sikkom.nl/stadsontwikkeling/Video-Zo-komt-de-vernieuwde-Korreweg-eruit-te-zien-van-autostraat-naar-fietspad-XL-29336944.html
#DeKorreweg #Bedum #Beijum #Korrewegwijk #IndischeBuurt -
[16:52] Video | Zo komt de vernieuwde Korreweg eruit te zien: van autostraat naar fietspad XL
De Korreweg, de belangrijke verbinding tussen Bedum, Beijum, Korrewegwijk, Indische Buurt en het centrum, gaat op de schop. De weg wordt opnieuw ingericht als fietsstraat waar auto’s te gast zijn.
https://www.sikkom.nl/stadsontwikkeling/Video-Zo-komt-de-vernieuwde-Korreweg-eruit-te-zien-van-autostraat-naar-fietspad-XL-29336944.html
#DeKorreweg #Bedum #Beijum #Korrewegwijk #IndischeBuurt -
[16:52] Video | Zo komt de vernieuwde Korreweg eruit te zien: van autostraat naar fietspad XL
De Korreweg, de belangrijke verbinding tussen Bedum, Beijum, Korrewegwijk, Indische Buurt en het centrum, gaat op de schop. De weg wordt opnieuw ingericht als fietsstraat waar auto’s te gast zijn.
https://www.sikkom.nl/stadsontwikkeling/Video-Zo-komt-de-vernieuwde-Korreweg-eruit-te-zien-van-autostraat-naar-fietspad-XL-29336944.html
#DeKorreweg #Bedum #Beijum #Korrewegwijk #IndischeBuurt -
Het was weer een #SuperSintmaarten (foto dekt de sfeer niet)
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Het was weer een #SuperSintmaarten (foto dekt de sfeer niet)
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Het was weer een #SuperSintmaarten (foto dekt de sfeer niet)
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Het was weer een #SuperSintmaarten (foto dekt de sfeer niet)
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@vicgrinberg Another one. The vertical lines get visible on the phone immediately.
#Amsterdam #IndischeBuurt #iphone12 #Aurora -
@vicgrinberg Another one. The vertical lines get visible on the phone immediately.
#Amsterdam #IndischeBuurt #iphone12 #Aurora -
@vicgrinberg Another one. The vertical lines get visible on the phone immediately.
#Amsterdam #IndischeBuurt #iphone12 #Aurora -
@vicgrinberg Another one. The vertical lines get visible on the phone immediately.
#Amsterdam #IndischeBuurt #iphone12 #Aurora -
@vicgrinberg I am not sure, but… There’s a vertical structure that’s not visible in the south.
#Amsterdam #IndischeBuurt #iphone12 #Aurora -
@vicgrinberg I am not sure, but… There’s a vertical structure that’s not visible in the south.
#Amsterdam #IndischeBuurt #iphone12 #Aurora -
@vicgrinberg I am not sure, but… There’s a vertical structure that’s not visible in the south.
#Amsterdam #IndischeBuurt #iphone12 #Aurora -
@vicgrinberg I am not sure, but… There’s a vertical structure that’s not visible in the south.
#Amsterdam #IndischeBuurt #iphone12 #Aurora -
Onze dochter gaat straks naar groep drie op deze door Mustapha zo gevormde school. Afzwaaiend schoolleider Mustapha Khaddari wás de #IndischeBuurt School https://www.parool.nl/amsterdam/afzwaaiend-schoolleider-mustapha-khaddari-was-de-indische-buurt-school-als-kinderen-elkaar-op-school-niet-ontmoeten-komen-ze-elkaar-nooit-meer-tegen~b593a0f2/
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Onze dochter gaat straks naar groep drie op deze door Mustapha zo gevormde school. Afzwaaiend schoolleider Mustapha Khaddari wás de #IndischeBuurt School https://www.parool.nl/amsterdam/afzwaaiend-schoolleider-mustapha-khaddari-was-de-indische-buurt-school-als-kinderen-elkaar-op-school-niet-ontmoeten-komen-ze-elkaar-nooit-meer-tegen~b593a0f2/
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Onze dochter gaat straks naar groep drie op deze door Mustapha zo gevormde school. Afzwaaiend schoolleider Mustapha Khaddari wás de #IndischeBuurt School https://www.parool.nl/amsterdam/afzwaaiend-schoolleider-mustapha-khaddari-was-de-indische-buurt-school-als-kinderen-elkaar-op-school-niet-ontmoeten-komen-ze-elkaar-nooit-meer-tegen~b593a0f2/
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Onze dochter gaat straks naar groep drie op deze door Mustapha zo gevormde school. Afzwaaiend schoolleider Mustapha Khaddari wás de #IndischeBuurt School https://www.parool.nl/amsterdam/afzwaaiend-schoolleider-mustapha-khaddari-was-de-indische-buurt-school-als-kinderen-elkaar-op-school-niet-ontmoeten-komen-ze-elkaar-nooit-meer-tegen~b593a0f2/
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Most left-wing neighbourhood of #Amsterdam: #IndischeBuurt Oost
Total 68% for GL+PvdA+PvdD+SP+DENK+Piraten+AWP
Top parties:
24% GreenLeft
17% Labour
12% Party for the Animals
9% DENK
7% D66
6% Volt
5% Socialist Party
4% BBB
4% VVD
3% FvD -
Most left-wing neighbourhood of #Amsterdam: #IndischeBuurt Oost
Total 68% for GL+PvdA+PvdD+SP+DENK+Piraten+AWP
Top parties:
24% GreenLeft
17% Labour
12% Party for the Animals
9% DENK
7% D66
6% Volt
5% Socialist Party
4% BBB
4% VVD
3% FvD -
Most left-wing neighbourhood of #Amsterdam: #IndischeBuurt Oost
Total 68% for GL+PvdA+PvdD+SP+DENK+Piraten+AWP
Top parties:
24% GreenLeft
17% Labour
12% Party for the Animals
9% DENK
7% D66
6% Volt
5% Socialist Party
4% BBB
4% VVD
3% FvD -
Most left-wing neighbourhood of #Amsterdam: #IndischeBuurt Oost
Total 68% for GL+PvdA+PvdD+SP+DENK+Piraten+AWP
Top parties:
24% GreenLeft
17% Labour
12% Party for the Animals
9% DENK
7% D66
6% Volt
5% Socialist Party
4% BBB
4% VVD
3% FvD