Visit the exhibition The Soul of a Rug by designer Mina Abouzahra: an ode to the Amazigh weaving tradition and a powerful statement about the future of craftsmanship. In collaboration with women from Taznakht, she weaves together heritage and contemporary design into a vibrant, layered experience.
Write to Unite celebrates individuals who have helped move queer narratives forward in Amsterdam through art, care, activism, healing, visibility, and community building.
At Hotel Arena, we believe in the power of culture and connection. Inclusivity is in our DNA. We want everyone to feel welcome and free to be their true selves. That’s why we’re proud to be an official Pride Hub this year.
This summer, on June 22, July 13, and August 17, the Oosterpark Picnic Concerts will take place: free open-air concerts featuring workshops, children’s activities, and live classical music in the heart of Oosterpark.
Visit the exhibition Jollof for Love by Papa Oyeyemi: a layered blend of fashion, photography, and queer activism. Drawing from West African textile traditions and a futuristic visual language, his work celebrates self-expression, resistance, and connection.
On June 27, La Época returns to Amsterdam with its biggest edition yet at Hotel Arena. An evening full of salsa on vinyl, a fiery live band, cocktails, and the unique atmosphere La Época is known for. More than just a party: a celebration of style, community, and culture.
Together with Cityscape Cinema, we bring you the best movie experience. Relax in our comfortable seats and enjoy delicious food and drinks while watching great films.
On Wednesday, June 4th, Oma’s Soep and Hotel Arena are treating all elderly guests to a free dinner. Bring your grandparent along, you only pay for yourself! Be sure to reserve your table soon, as spots are limited.
A relaxed outing for the whole family, with live music, a generous buffet, and a laid-back atmosphere in the middle of Oosterpark.
On July 1st, the annual Keti Koti commemoration takes place in Oosterpark, marking the history and abolition of slavery. Visitors are welcome on our terrace to experience this meaningful day in peace, to reflect, listen, and connect.
