
Luther Museum Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Luther Museum Amsterdam is a foundation based in Amsterdam, Netherlands working on heritage, religion & faith, lgbtq+ +1 more.
The Luther Museum Amsterdam is a museum run by a foundation in the Wittenberg building on Nieuwe Keizersgracht in Amsterdam. It is housed in a building dating from 1772 that once served as a Lutheran diaconal almshouse for the poor, elderly and orphans. The museum presents the history of Lutherans in Amsterdam and the Netherlands, its heritage collection of paintings, silverware and furniture, and temporary exhibitions such as a display on queer Lutheran history. It also hosts concerts and events, and the regents' rooms and church hall are available for hire for meetings and gatherings.
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Duo Pleyel Museum Series
Arts & Culture · Netherlands
A concert series at the museum in which Duo Pleyel and guest musicians perform music, including works by queer composers.
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