The Oude Kerk is Amsterdam’s oldest building and a remarkable meeting place for heritage and contemporary art. More than seven centuries of city history are concentrated in its monumental interior, side chapels, stained glass, memorials and historic organs.
The building has long served Amsterdam in many ways: as a place of worship, a social meeting point, a setting for music and trade, and a keeper of important civic records. Today, artists and musicians are invited to create new work in dialogue with this layered history. Site-specific installations, performances, guided tours and talks offer changing perspectives on the building and its place in the city. A visit therefore combines architectural discovery with a contemporary cultural programme.
Oude Kerk is located in Amsterdam. Before travelling, consult the venue’s official website for current opening hours, accessibility information, temporary exhibitions and ticket conditions.
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