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To celebrate a successful Bijlmer Run, and the 5th year anniversary of the event - the Patta Running Team hosted the first offical Bijlmer Run afterparty as seen by Mazen El Majdoubi. A winners and a birthday party in one, soundtracked by Stevie Tune, Jay B, AK Soundsystem, Hernsy and Lil' Vic. 

Once again, the iconic Patta x New Balance Grey Days party took over Amsterdam. The night heated up with bites from Sichuan Territory, a live performance by Anysia Kym, and new and timeless sounds kept the crowd moving deep into the early hoursBetween chess games, familiar faces and standout moments, the unmistakable Grey Days energy brought everyone together for another evening we won't soon forget. Get familiar with Grey Days as seen by Aryan Hamyani.  

Together with Ella Ezeike and MOSAIKO Magazine we supported an evening dedicated to women, artists in the creative industry, a space centered on dialogue, exchange, and connection.Taking place at OSCAM what unfolded was more than a panel. It became a room shaped by openness and honesty, where perspectives met, and ideas moved freely between disciplines and experiences.Guided by Shaquille Shaniqua Joy and with contributions from Sonia Ihuoma, Treshna Ballantine, Michelle Hellena Janssen, and Bernice Mulenga, the conversation touched on creative process, authorship, and what it means to navigate and claim space within the industry.What stood out was the energy in the room, a shared willingness to listen, reflect, and engage. It was also important to see a diverse audience present, reinforcing that these conversations extend beyond one perspective and benefit from collective participation.We believe in supporting platforms that create space for dialogue and community. This evening felt like a meaningful step in that direction.

Local and international talents surprised the crowd at Patta Kingsday 2026 and shut it down. Here’s what went down as seen by Dennis Branko. Big up all the artists and see you at the next dance. 

Last week at Patta Amsterdam, we came together to create space beyond nightlife. Centering reflection, dialogue and connection. While the dancefloor remains vital, this gathering was about slowing down and engaging with what it means to build, lose and reclaim queer spaces today.Queer spaces are never fixed. They are shaped through conversation, care, tension and community; constantly evolving alongside the people who inhabit them.With candid conversations between Jinan Vyent, Chloe Heyat, Daniel Smedeman and Sierra Durgaram, the session opened up important reflections on safety, belonging, and navigating creative and public life. Thank you to everyone who showed up and shared. The conversation continues.Photography by Pebbles Bazur

Photography by Sam Davies and Dennis EluyefaTo kick off the week, Patta London linked up with Eddie Gold to celebrate the release of Mouth Full of Gold. We hosted a book signing at our London chapter, bringing together an international community to welcome Eddie back the right way. Shoutout Mirchi for keeping the drinks flowing. Watch this space London, we will be back with more events soon. 

Patta London lit up for the SS26 Cypher — a night powered by community, culture and serious talent. Novelist, Manga, Pozzy, Sonnyjim, Deema, Finn Foxell, Saiming, namesbliss, Tay Jordan, Perry Slim, Jxme5c,  Armando Spence, 23 AZ, Lorry and Mozee controlled the mic while Rico Mars and Cam 300 set the pace behind the decks. Special thanks to Mirchi and Drip for keeping the drinks flowing.

To celebrate the launch of our Patta SS26 collection we brought our community together at our Patta Amsterdam store. With perfomances from Ike Melchizedek, AMARA and AK Soundsystem we let the good times roll. 

To celebrate the launch of our SS26 collection we hosted a party at our Patta Lagos store. Bringing perfomances from WAVESTAR, WEAREALLCHEMICALS and YANFSSSS alongside an exhibion from ADEDOLAPO. Sign up here to make sure you don't miss out on the next one.

Berlin, last dance of the year alongside Marshall and Mosiako. Conversations, connections, and soundtracks that shaped us — from panel to the boardgames to the  dancefloor all documented by Andrea Amponsah. Thank you to everyone who pulled up and made it what it was.

Patta hosted the launch of 1012 / 10012: Diasporic Iconographies, an exhibition at Patta Amsterdam exploring shared visual languages across Surinamese and Latinx diasporas. Through imagery, symbolism and reinterpretation, the exhibition traces how culture travels, transforms and continues to shape identity across generations.The opening brought together community, creatives and collaborators for an intimate evening at the space — setting the tone for a weekend rooted in exchange, reflection and presence. From the works on display to the energy in the room, the launch marked a moment of convergence between histories, influences and lived experience.

Photography by Mazen el Majdoubi Patta is proud to host the release of the new Willy Chavarria x adidas Originals collection — a December drop that blends adidas’ historic codes with generations of Chicano style influence. The collection features powerful silhouettes, rich textures and rose-embroidered details that speak to identity, community and craft.To open the launch, we held a private dinner unveiling 1012 / 10012: Diasporic Iconographies, an exhibition at Patta Amsterdam built around the shared languages of Surinamese and Latinx diasporas. Through imagery, symbolism, and reinterpretation, the exhibition explores how culture travels, transforms and continues to shape expression today.The exhibition is open to the public through the weekend, where visitors can also purchase the full collection in-store.

Patta and Joe Freshgoods came together right in the heart of the Dutch capital to celebrate community, creativity, and everyday spaces that raise us. Here is what went down as seen by Andrea Amponsah and Dennis Branko. We kicked things of at Patta Amsterdam before heading into the night at Contra for a night of fun, food, family and friends soundtracked by Bao G, NADIM, Cheyanne Hudson, DJ Drivah, and Lil’ Vic hosted by Mister V.I. Be sure to keep your eyes on our socials to be part of our next community event, word on the street is Berlin is next...

This past week at Patta Amsterdam, we welcomed back Odeal for another special in-store listening experience. Thank you to everyone who came through and helped make this intimate session just as memorable as the first. Stay tuned for more moments like these at Patta Amsterdam.

When Patta touches down, it’s never just an event — it’s a statement. For the Patta x Nike DN8 launch in Marseille, we brought that same energy to the south of France with a weekend that celebrated community, culture, and connection through motion.We kicked things off with a community run through the city — local crews, visiting runners, and Patta Fam all laced up to move as one. No medals, no finish lines — just rhythm, sweat, and unity on Marseille streets, powered by the DN8’s flow.All day long, the celebration continued live on air with a Oroko radio broadcast takeover, broadcasting from the heart of the city. DJs, artists, and local voices came together to share stories, sounds, and what it means to move with purpose — connecting scenes, bridging frequencies.Marseille showed us that when you move together, you move forward.As the sun dipped, we flipped the pace. The night belonged to the music — a club session that brought together Marseille’s finest selectors and international guests for a night that moved like the city itself: raw, unpredictable, and full of heat. Beats bounced off walls, basslines rolled like waves, and the DN8 spirit ran through every drop.

Artwork by Josh Scurville | Photography by Dennis Branko & Sam DaviesDisYa Generation, Patta, Marshall and Converse brought the full force to Notting Hill Carnival. After linking up at Patta London to get ready, we took to the streets of West London. Basslines shook the blocks, the crowd kept it moving all day, and our all-day event at Powis Terrace united the community through sound. Exclusive merch turned heads and stamped culture onto every corner. This was a celebration of identity, music and movement. Massive love to everyone who showed out and made it unforgettable. Until next time.