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Queer History Month Exhibition: Pink Planet Parties in Haarlem, presented by Stadsarchief Amsterdam

Explore vibrant LGBTQ+ history and club culture through captivating photographs from a legendary Haarlem nightclub.

The Queer Geschiedenismaand in het Archiefcafé exhibition invites you to explore a vibrant chapter of LGBTQ+ history. Featuring photographs from the legendary Pink Planet parties at Haarlem's Club Stalker, this showcase captures the inclusive spirit of a renowned nightlife venue. Organized by Dolly Bellefleur and George Moormann, these images offer a unique glimpse into past club culture. Visitors can immerse themselves in the energy and creativity that defined an era.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition, held during Queer Geschiedenismaand, showcases a selection of photographs from the iconic Pink Planet parties at Haarlem's Club Stalker. Organized by Dolly Bellefleur and George Moormann, these images capture the vibrant and inclusive atmosphere of the legendary nightclub.

Curatorial context

For Queer Geschiedenismaand, the Archiefcafé presents a special exhibition featuring photographs from the iconic Pink Planet parties, which were held at the Haarlemse Club Stalker. These parties were organized by Dolly Bellefleur (alter ego of Ruud Douma) and George Moormann. Club Stalker, which hosted its final party in 2019 after 36 years, was a renowned venue known for its innovative music, original parties, and welcoming atmosphere. It served as a hub for talent, creativity, music, and unforgettable nights for various generations, offering a space to discover nightlife through extravagant theme parties and diverse DJ sets. The club's rich history has been preserved in an archive transferred to the Noord-Hollands Archief, and this exhibition offers a glimpse into its past through these selected Pink Planet party images.

Admission and ticket notes

The photo exhibition is free to visit in the Archiefcafé, located at Jansstraat 40, Haarlem.

Queer Geschiedenismaand in het Archiefcafé key exhibition facts

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Venue
Stadsarchief Amsterdam
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Mar 2, 2026 – Apr 4, 2026
Artist line / attribution
Featuring photographs from parties organized by Dolly Bellefleur (alter ego of Ruud Douma) and George Moormann.
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