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Film & Screenings
Amsterdam
November 12, 2026
IDbGLAM
The world’s film festivals, biennials, art fairs and heritage celebrations, by date. Each one is a way into a city: its museums, galleries, libraries, archives, historic sites, cinemas and neighborhood cultural organizations, which are still there after the event moves on.
THE CALENDAR
Soonest first. Open any event to see where it happens and what else to discover nearby.
The next big moments on the world cultural calendar
Premieres, competitions and the cinemas that host them
Galleries, collectors and the museums that program around them
Months-long shows spread across a city
Carnivals, processions and living traditions
Festivals, fairs, biennials and celebrations, listed by date with their venues and cities.
Every event stays on the calendar until it closes, so you can plan a trip around it.
Each event links into IDbGLAM’s map of the city’s cultural places, from landmark museums to neighborhood archives.
A free, date-ordered calendar of the world’s major cultural moments: film festivals, art fairs and art weeks, biennials, and heritage celebrations. Each listing links to the venues and to IDbGLAM’s directory of the city’s museums, galleries, libraries, archives and performing arts organizations.
International film festivals such as Cannes, Venice, Berlin, Toronto, Sundance and Tribeca; art fairs and art weeks such as Art Basel Paris and Paris Photo; biennials; and major festivals and heritage celebrations. Events are listed soonest first and stay on the calendar until they close.
Use Submit an event to add it with its dates, venue and official link. IDbGLAM checks submissions against official sources before they appear.
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