lecture17:30Historian Kristian Wedel presents an entertaining lecture on historical figures from Göteborg and Western Sweden, with humorous questions and reflections. Coffee, tea, and refreshments are included.
lecture17:00A discussion about democracy and how we create it at Världskulturmuseet.
lecture18:00Ylva Berglund from Gothenburg City Museum shares stories about children's lives in Kungsladugård during the 20th century - from 1930s poverty to post-war prosperity.
lecture18:00Meet Ellen Ahlgren, the wife of a sea captain who spent over 30 years aboard the sailing ship Isolda and voyaged around the world. Ethnologist Sara Sjöström tells her story.
lecture13:00A guided walk through the Gathenhielmska Reserve, one of Gothenburg's oldest preserved neighbourhoods with seafaring heritage from Majorna.
lecture17:00Marine biologists guide visitors through the shark exhibition Sharks, Camera, Action! - from the Bohuslän coast to Greenland's depths. Meet shark pups, the Greenland shark and the sixgill shark, and see sharks in the Aquarium.
lecture18:00Autumn's book circle discusses Gothenburg's book of the year, Ingenbarnsland by Eija Hetekivi Olsson. Read the novel beforehand and share a quote for discussion.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
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Guided tour behind the scenes at Göteborg Concert Hall with the chance to watch the orchestra rehearse. Lunch included.
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A guided architecture and art tour through Gothenburg Concert Hall, a 1930s functionalist masterpiece featuring unique interiors and works by Nordic artists.
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Guided tour of Gothenburg Fish Auction where you learn about fish species and see fresh catches. Warm clothing recommended.