Events

Events

From the Wintertuin Festival to Curaçao Pride Week, a diverse lineup of events is on the calendar for September and early October. A look at Curaçao’s events calendar for September and early October reveals a varied mix of activities for different audiences. With numerous events taking place during these weeks, we highlight three: Wintertuin Curaçao Kids, Wintertuin Festival Curaçao and Curaçao Pride Week.

Wintertuin Curaçao Kids: Creativity for Young Visitors

The season kicks off on Saturday, September 12, with Wintertuin Curaçao Kids 2026 in Emmastad. The event is geared toward children and young people up to age 15. This year’s theme is Moveshon, Papiamentu for “movement.” The theme is explored through a variety of activities that encourage children to get involved, be active and discover their own creativity.

The program includes music, theater, workshops and creative activities, with a special focus on Curaçao’s musical heritage. As part of the Rais Rítmiko project, students are introduced to traditional rhythms and instruments. The festival therefore offers more than entertainment: it provides children with an accessible introduction to different forms of art and the island’s cultural traditions.

Wintertuin Festival Brings Stories and Performing Arts to the Stage

On Saturday, September 19, Wintertuin Festival Curaçao 2026 takes place at Landhuis Vredenberg. While the Kids edition is primarily aimed at younger visitors, the festival offers a broader cultural program. Literature, storytelling and the performing arts take center stage, featuring both local and international artists.

A defining feature of Wintertuin is its multilingual program. Stories and performances are presented in Papiamentu, Dutch, English and Spanish. In addition to literature, the festival features live music, short films and a variety of live performances. This gives audiences the opportunity to experience stories not only through reading or listening, but also through live performance.

Curaçao Pride Week: Five Days Celebrating Pride

The events calendar continues with Curaçao Pride Week 2026, taking place from September 30 through October 4. The 14th edition of Curaçao Pride features a range of activities across five days, focusing on the LGBTQ+ community, visibility and inclusion.

This year’s theme is Make Waves. One of the highlights of the week is the Pride Parade, held in downtown Willemstad alongside a variety of other events and activities. Curaçao Pride has become an established part of the island’s annual events calendar.

A Diverse Fall Event Lineup

Together, these three events offer a broad range of cultural experiences. Wintertuin Curaçao Kids gives young talent a platform, Wintertuin Festival brings literature and the performing arts together, while Pride Week puts respect, tolerance and diversity in the spotlight.

For residents and visitors looking to experience culture and community in Curaçao, the fall calendar offers something for a wide range of interests—from music and the arts to creative activities and Pride celebrations. Spread across several weeks, these three events add variety to the island’s cultural calendar for the start of the fall season.

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