FunHouse - World Pride Amsterdam 2026- Weekend Two - Friday

Weekend two begins here.

After a historic first World Pride weekend, the world has fully arrived in Amsterdam — and on Friday night, FunHouse opens all the doors of WestWeele once again.

This is the moment when new faces arrive, old friends return, and the global queer family reconnects on one shared dancefloor. Two rooms. An XL outdoor chill area. Different sounds, different energies — one heartbeat.

World Pride is about unity, and on this night you’ll feel it everywhere.

On the floor. In the crowd. In the looks, the sweat, the laughter in the moments that only exist when thousands of like-minded people move together in the same rhythm.

Expect spectacular visual shows throughout the venue and bold, playful performances that turn the night into a full sensory experience not just something you dance to, but something you step into.

We’re introducing exciting new names to the line-up this year, with the first artists to be announced soon, delivering the high-energy, progressive and emotionally charged FunHouse sound we all love.

Expect big energy, deep emotion, and a crowd that knows exactly why they’re here.

And when you need to breathe, connect or simply take it all in, the XL outdoor chill area is there — a space to talk, laugh, flirt, recover and meet people from all over the world.

Welcome to FunHouse – World Pride Amsterdam 2026 - Weekend Two – Friday 🌈🔥

♦️World Pride Culture Hub - 'Beyond The Dance Floor’♦️

World Pride is about celebration and the dance floor remains at the heart of what we do. But during World Pride Amsterdam 2026, we also want to show the bigger picture of our culture. Alongside our dance events, the World Pride Culture Hub creates space for queer history, art, dialogue and community.

It’s where we highlight the people, partners and stories that shaped our scene, honour Amsterdam’s queer legacy and give visibility to the creatives and collectives who continue to build it.

It’s a place to not only dance, but also discover, connect and understand, turning World Pride into more than a moment, and our culture into something that’s seen, shared and carried forward.