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Everyone probably has a certain view on the future of Amsterdam; will we be ‘driving’ flying cars, have telephones built into our heads or will it be similar to today’s Amsterdam? No one knows… And that’s exactly why Nuit Blanche is interested in your dreams for the future of our city. Everyone is more than welcome to attend the Nuit Blanche Soiree, an evening to brainstorm, network, help each other and hopefully walk away with a clear future image of Amsterdam.
Urban inspiration
All kinds of people who are involved with ‘creation’ in urban setting are invited for this nightly session. This meeting will be a small gathering of pioneers and the curious folk of the city, artists and other creatives, city experts, entrepreneurs, night owls and Amsterdam lovers. They all got the next questions to think about:
- WHAT IS THE MOST FUN YOU EVER HAD IN THE CITY?
- WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT AMSTERDAM?
- WHAT ARE YOUR 4 FAVOURITE SPOTS IN THE CITY AT THE MOMENT?
- IF YOU WERE MAYOR, WHAT WOULD BE THE FIRST THING YOU WOULD DO?
- WHAT WOULD BE YOUR DREAM PROJECT FOR THE CITY?
- PLEASE ENCLOSE 5 IMAGES OF THINGS YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE OF IN AMSTERDAM?
For this edition, three guest speakers will present some new and inspiring projects. These speakers are Isis van der Wel (telling about a new festival location in Zeeburg), Miktor en Molf (elaborating on their pool project in Amsterdam North) and Jesse, Jorg and Dirk Overduin (talking about their ‘urban rooftop camping’).
The event is organized by Nuit Blanche, one of our media partners, and we will therefore be involved during this night! Overdose.am will be there to tell about our cultural platform and to exchange our views about the future of Amsterdam with you.
Nuit Blanche Soiree Brainstorm session
When? Thursday 21st of April from 20.00h – 23.00h
Where? SMART Urban Space @ Europaplein 22 (It’s outside and there are cold free drinks, including alcoholic drinks)
Please RSVP to post@nuitblancheamsterdam.nl and you’ll be put on the guestlist!
Feature image by Rutger Houweling & Tamar Weenen
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