94 events for the next 18 months
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Guided tours through Skansen Lejonet, Göteborg's well-preserved fortress from 1689. Open on the first Sunday of each month and on Tuesdays and Thursdays during summer.
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Guided tour through Gothenburg Cathedral with a climb to the tower for city views. About one hour, suitable from age 7.
lecture(10 days)
Guided tour of Gothenburg Fish Auction where you learn about fish species and see fresh catches. Warm clothing recommended.
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A tasting tour through Gothenburg's food culture with a guide through Saluhallen and Feskekörka, exploring Swedish specialities and the west coast's seafood traditions.
lecture13:00A guided walk through Mariebergs Cemetery exploring Majorna's maritime heritage and the stories of its colourful residents.
lecture15:30A guided tour of the exhibition featuring underwater filmmaker Christina Karliczek Skoglund's encounters with sharks from the Bohuslän coast to Greenland.
lecture13:00A guided walk through Majorna's streets exploring the history behind street names - from sailors on Gröna Gatan to mysterious figures like Tellgren and "Mor". Starts at the Maritime Museum Aquarium.
lecture14:30Guided tour of the 49-metre-high Seamen's Tower at the Maritime Museum - a classic viewpoint over Göteborg's harbour with 194 steps.
lecture18:00Guided walking tour through Gothenburg tracing August Abrahamson's life, led by antiquarian Gunilla Hallset from Nääs Castle.
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Erik Björksten presents "Jag möter en diktare" at Crêpe et Ciel in Göteborg.
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A guided tour exploring Gothenburg's historical crimes and mysteries - discover the city's darkest stories with an experienced guide.
lecture13:00Guided walk through Lindholmen's history - from workers' community to shipyard and modern times. Starts at Slottsberget and ends at Sannegårdshamnen.
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.
lecture13:00A guided walk through Göteborg exploring the transformation of Majorna, Masthugget and Haga since the 1960s - from working-class quarters to modern mixed-use districts.
lecture13:00A guided walk through Västra Nordstan exploring the stories of Swedish emigrants who left for America during the great emigration.
lecture18:00Guided tour of historic apartments in Haga spanning the 18th to early 20th century. Limited places, advance booking required.
lecture15:00Faktum 25 Years celebrates the street newspaper with a discussion on homelessness and social exclusion at Gothenburg City Museum.
lecture18:00Archaeologists from Göteborg City Museum present finds from a Dutch apothecary's rubbish pit and discuss Göteborg's Dutch heritage.
lecture13:00A guided walk through the history of Färjenäs on Hisingen - from the founding of the first Göteborg in 1603 to present-day Eriksberg.
lecture15:00City walk exploring sugar's role in Gothenburg's colonial history, based on an 1836 diary. Examines Brunnsparken's connection to global trade.
lecture17:00Nicola and head gardener Maria Sjöstedt present the diversity of the Asteraceae flower family. Guided tour in English at the Botanical Garden.
lecture17:00A guided walk through Gothenburg's colonial history focusing on sugar, based on an 1836 diary. Explore Franska tomten and Sillgatan with experts from the University of Gothenburg.
lecture15:00Educational presentation about Gothenburg's first governor's mansions from the 1870s, exploring architecture and urban development.
lecture13:30A guided tour of Nääs Castle exploring Sophie Elkan's life, literary work, and friendship with Selma Lagerlöf, led by researcher Marie Hjalmarsson Engelke.
lecture11:00A guided walk through the Gathenhielmska Reservation, a well-preserved area of Majorna with historic seafarer houses and open houses hosted by local associations.
lecture13:00Guided tour of Gothenburg's iconic landshövdingehus buildings - a housing type that shaped the city for nearly 150 years. Learn why these houses were built, demolished, and ultimately preserved.
lecture11:00A guided tour exploring Gothenburg's darkest historical crimes and the criminal events that shaped the city's past.
lecture18:00Cultural commentator Olle Niklasson discusses Gothenburg's landshövdingehus - their architecture, history, and why they deserve world heritage status.
lecture13:00A guided walk through Klippan's cultural reserve exploring the area's history as Gothenburg's major harbour district and industrial community.
lecture18:00A guided walk through the historic farms of Kungsladugård, exploring housing, work, and leisure in the neighbourhood's early years.
lecture12:45A 19th-century fashion show with dressmaker Anette Sörgren, exploring how clothing reflected power and social change. Coffee or tea with Queen Victoria's favorite cake is included.
lecture11:30Museum educators present Äskekärrsskeppet, Sweden's only archaeologically excavated Viking ship, and explain its discovery and historical significance.
lecture13:00A guided walk through Gothenburg's darker history, exploring old crimes and dramatic events in the city.
lecture10:30Guided tour behind the scenes at Göteborg Concert Hall with the chance to watch the orchestra rehearse. Lunch included.
lecture12:00Doctor and TV personality Henrik Widegren presents a musical lecture on food, myths and health - with facts, music and humour at Gothenburg City Theatre.
lecture12:00Journalist Kristian Wedel takes you on a hundred-year journey along the west coast through archive photographs from 1870-1970, combined with a three-course lunch.
lecture18:30A conversation about language and music featuring singer Moa Lignell, musician Martin Bagge, Lena-Ulrika Rudeke and literary scholar Mats Malm.
lecture18:00Faktum celebrates 25 years with an evening exploring the magazine's history, journalism and future at Gothenburg City Museum.
lecture13:00A guided tour of Nya Varvet featuring stories of maritime history, military heritage, and everyday life through the ages.
lecture18:00A guided walk through the Gathenhielmska Reserve, one of Gothenburg's oldest preserved neighbourhoods with seafaring heritage from Majorna.
lecture18:30Wine tasting evening featuring Portugal's unique grape varieties at Porter-Pelle.
lecture10:30Storyteller Anna-Karin Rasmusson from GPI presents short stories about seafaring, fishing and coastal life - from legends to reality. After the presentation, time for shared reflection and sharing your own stories.
lecture13:00A presentation about Lasse Dahlqvist, Gothenburg's most beloved 20th-century artist, featuring photographs and musical samples from his long career.
lecture14:00Wise Woman Talks 2 is a talk event at Clarion Hotel Post in Göteborg.
lecture11:30A fascinating presentation about sharks at Sjöfartsmuseet Akvariet - discover these remarkable creatures and their history.
lecture12:30A family programme about sea creatures, monsters from fairy tales, and mysteries of the deep at Sjöfartsmuseet Akvariet.
lecture11:00A guided architecture and art tour through Gothenburg Concert Hall, a 1930s functionalist masterpiece featuring unique interiors and works by Nordic artists.
lecture11:00A guided walking tour exploring Gothenburg's darker history, from executions to crimes of passion through the ages.
lecture18:00Sweden's Radio correspondents from around the world present their work, insights, and stories from the places where news is made.
lecture18:00A guided walk through old Majorna exploring its turbulent alcohol history, ending with a beer tasting and expert discussion at Porterkaret.
lecture18:00History doctoral student Jonas Bengtsson lectures on the cult of saints from antiquity to the present, focusing on the role of saints in medieval European society.
lecture18:00Marine biologist Martin Stjernfeldt from Havets Hus presents a two-decade project to breed and reintroduce the smallspotted catshark into Swedish waters.
lecture18:00A guided walk through Haga's history from 17th-century suburb to working-class district, focusing on the iron carriers and the neighbourhood's transformation.
lecture13:00A guided walk through old Majorna exploring taverns, seafaring culture, and 19th-century alcohol consumption - a colourful story of dangerous streets and strong women.
lecture18:00A city walk through Gothenburg's oldest harbour district exploring sugar and porter brewing history, concluding with a porter tasting and expert discussion with Otto Lundell.
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.
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.
lecture10:30Anna-Karin Rasmusson from Gothenburg Psychotherapy Institute shares stories from the sea and coast - legends and adventures that have survived through generations.
lecture16:30Archaeologist Maria Persson lectures on food shortages and preparedness through history - from world wars to modern prepper culture.
lecture13:00The lecture Amerikaväskan explores emigration history through the stories of individual emigrants and their journey to America.
lecture12:30Discover the ocean's most mysterious creatures in a photo programme at Sjöfartsmuseet Akvariet - from animals with enormous eyes to glowing deep-sea beings.
lecture10:00Guided mushroom walk through Änggårdsbergen with tips on identifying species using field guides and apps. Dress for the weather and bring refreshments.
lecture18:00Archaeologist Emma Maltin lectures on food culture in New Lödöse during the 16th century - a time of inequality, resistance and religious upheaval.
lecture18:00Marine biologist David C. Bernvi lectures on the great white shark and other shark species on Sweden's west coast. A fascinating talk about the future of sharks in warming seas.
lecture18:00Queer Wednesday explores RFSL's history through 20th-century member magazines - an evening of lecture, workshop, and discussion about freedom of expression and norm-breaking voices.
lecture13:00The Shipyard History Association shares the often-forgotten stories of women from Göteborg's shipyards through two witnesses from that era - crane operator Kerstin Rundström and welder Aino Trosell.
lecture20:00Priscilla Presley shares her life with Elvis, her career as an actress and businesswoman, and her legacy at Graceland.
lecture13:00Anna-Karin Rasmusson from Gothenburg Psychotherapy Institute presents short stories about people who travelled across the seas seeking work, freedom, and a better life.
lecture13:00A guided city walk through Kungsladugård exploring street names, history and architecture on the old grounds of Älvsborg Castle.
lecture18:00A discussion about the consequences of a cashless society and exclusion at Gothenburg City Museum.
lecture17:00Marie-Louise Edholm shares the story of the Götheborg ship replica - from archaeological dives to world voyages, with personal accounts and photographs.
lecture13:00Religious studies professor Martin Berntson lectures on the role of soft drinks in Göteborg's history - from the temperance movement to global consumption.
lecture13:00A lecture about sea rover Aina Cederblom, a textile teacher who sailed solo around the world in the 1930s and founded weaving schools between her adventures.
lecture12:30Discover the octopus's remarkable abilities - from colour-shifting to ink-spraying - in this engaging museum programme for all ages.
lecture18:00Associate professor Auður Magnúsdóttir from the University of Gothenburg lectures on concubines and wives in medieval Scandinavia, focusing on the Icelandic Melkorka and women's power and status in the Viking Age.
lecture18:00Photographer Martin Almqvist presents his underwater photographs from 1,500 dives - encounters with whales, dolphins, and other marine life.
lecture14:00Biologist Maria Ahlefelt explores the life cycle, habitat, and development of myxomycetes through the university herbarium and global collections.
lecture18:00Filip Laurits from Föreningen FASAD discusses the fight to preserve Gothenburg's landshövdingehus buildings and architectural heritage.
lecture13:00A lecture on recipe books as cultural-historical documents and women's invisible household labour. Researcher Annelie Sjölander-Lindqvist from the University of Gothenburg presents her project "A Life in Recipes".
lecture13:00A storytelling session about women on the sea featuring Anna-Karin Rasmusson from GPI, bringing forgotten maritime voices and coastal stories to life.
lecture18:00Archaeologist Ulf Ragnesten lectures on Dalsland's rich ancient monuments from the Stone Age to the Viking period, including the Hästefjord harpoon and a major Viking treasure. The lecture is included with museum admission.
lecture13:00The Shipyard History Association explores social life at Göteborg's shipyards - from trade union organization and worker protection to cooperatives and motorcycle clubs that created safer workplaces.
lecture18:00Researchers from Faktum present women's own stories of homelessness and social exclusion, based on a project about the women's housing facility Alma in Gamlestaden.
lecture18:00Research associate Julius Nielsen presents his findings on the Greenland shark, a long-lived deep-sea shark from the Arctic. The English-language lecture is included with museum admission.
lecture18:00Historian Wojtek Jezierski lectures on medieval banquets - the role of feasts in politics and diplomacy from the Viking Age to the late Middle Ages.
lecture18:00A lecture on sharks in Swedish waters - research, data collection, and the effects of climate change. Presented in Swedish and English.
lecture18:00Storytelling café at Gothenburg City Museum where participants share memories and experiences of living in landshövdingehus.
lecture18:00Marine biologist and underwater photographer Elias Neuman explores life beneath the west coast - the animals, behaviours and techniques for capturing it on film.
lecture10:30A storytelling session with Anna-Karin Rasmusson presenting legends from the coast. Meet beings and characters from the sea and coastal life, followed by shared reflection.
lecture13:00Anna-Karin Rasmusson from Gothenburg Psychotherapy Institute shares stories from Majorna - a neighbourhood shaped by seafaring and the harbour. Reflect together and share your own memories of the area.
lecture18:00Michael Schröder explores genealogical research and a priest who changed a girl's name to Kai Roger - a story of transgender identity decades before modern gender recognition laws.
lecture13:00A lecture on the Swedish East India Company's trade with China in the 1700s, featuring the ships, sailors and the wreck of the Göteborg in 1745.
lecture18:00Radio journalist Peter Gropman shares stories from Sweden's lighthouses - from daily routines to dramatic events. The lecture is included in the museum's admission ticket.
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lecture12:00A guided walk through the Österlen landscape following Olle Adolphson's route from Drakamöllan Gårdshotell. Trace the path of one of Sweden's most beloved singer-songwriters.
lectureAward-winning photojournalist Alexander Mahmoud presents his work at World Photography Day at Fotografiska, exploring photojournalism's role in today's media landscape.
lectureGuided walking tour of Gamla stan in English, exploring medieval Stockholm's history and architecture with Medeltidsmuseet.
lecture18:00An introduction to meditation and its positive effects. The session takes place at Fåfängans Trädgårdscafé in Nyköping.
lecture15:00Guided tour of Örebro in English, starting at 15:00.
lecture14:00Guided tour of Umedalen Sculpture Park on 17 August. Discover outdoor art installations and landscape design with an expert guide.
lecture10:00Thematic tour of the Alchemy exhibition at Skoklosters Castle. A guided tour exploring alchemy's symbolism and its influence on the art collection.
lecture14:00Guided tour of Wiks Castle in Uppsala exploring its history, architecture and park grounds.
lecture10:30Guided tour of the historic Stora Sundby Castle, featuring beautiful grounds and architecture.
lectureA guided walk through western Nacka from Kvarnholmen to Birka, where blogger Konstantinos Irina shares stories about the area's cultural buildings and heritage sites.
lecture20:00Scenverket hosts a panel debate exploring the future of drama and its place in contemporary theatre.
lecture15:00Greentopia Talks at Way Out West - a discussion on fashion, design and sustainable consumption featuring Valter Nilsson, Anna-Karin Dahlberg and Sally Bjerre Gaarde.
lecture14:00Guided tour exploring the lives and works of August Strindberg and Ingmar Bergman, two towering figures in Swedish theatre and cinema. The tour begins at the steps of Dramaten in Stockholm.
lecture13:00Guided tour of Malmö's iconic Turning Torso skyscraper on 15 August from 1 PM to 5 PM.
lecture10:00Guided tour through Gruvstugan and Östgöta bergslag, exploring the area's mining and industrial history.
lectureA historical walking tour through Stockholm tracing Count Axel von Fersen's dramatic life - from royal intimacy and covert operations to a violent end in the city's heart.
lectureThe Medieval Museum guides you through Gamla stan's history from the Middle Ages to the present, exploring its harbours, squares and winding medieval streets.
lecture13:00Guided tour of Malmö's iconic Turning Torso skyscraper on 14 August from 1 PM to 5 PM.
lecture07:00A guided morning walk through Tegnérlunden following in the footsteps of August Strindberg, the author's favourite spot in Stockholm.
lecture18:00Free guided city walk through Gamlestaden exploring the area's industrial heritage and urban development. No registration needed.
lecture14:00A guided walk along Västra Hamngatan exploring Gothenburg's history - its canals, buildings, fires and the people who shaped the city.
lecture13:00Guided tour of Malmö's iconic Turning Torso skyscraper on 13 August from 1 PM to 5 PM.
lecture13:00Gardener Karolina Sahle from Lilla Änggården discusses soil health and the cultivation's history. Free entry at Gothenburg City Museum.
lecture18:00Author talk about the intelligence of hands. A discussion on how hands shape our intelligence and creative abilities.
lecture17:00Learn the Japanese sashiko technique for repairing and decorating old clothes with Feliks from Phoenix & Friends.
lecture15:30A guided tour led by Kjell Furberg at Bio Skandia in Stockholm. Explore the historic cinema and its cultural heritage over two hours.
lecture13:30Guided tour of Lilla Änggården, a well-preserved 19th-century home with salons and garden in the Änggården district. Included in the museum admission ticket.
lecture09:15Guided city walk exploring Falun's visible and hidden history, starting from Dalarnas Museum.
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Glen Harrell teaches a violin workshop at Grenna Campus from 09:00 to 15:00.
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Banjo workshop with Chris Wade at Grenna Campus. A day to learn and develop your banjo skills.
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Mandolin workshop with Nick Keen at Grenna Campus. A day to develop your mandolin playing skills.
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Bass workshop with Wyatt Harman at Grenna Campus. Develop your bass skills and learn from an experienced musician.
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Guitar workshop with Jared Hensley at Grenna Campus. A day for guitarists looking to develop their playing style and technique.
lectureA guided walk through Norrmalm exploring remarkable women of 19th-century Stockholm - from celebrated names to forgotten stories.
lectureA guided walking tour through Gamla stan exploring Stockholm's history from the Middle Ages to the present day.
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A guided tour of Stadshusparken that explores the city's history through sculptures, plantings and local legends.
lectureGuided tour through Långholmen's contrasting history - from a women's spinning mill to Sweden's largest men's prison, exploring prison life and the island's transformation into a green oasis.
lecture17:00Guided tour of the historic Doverstorp refugee camp in Finspång, an important location in Swedish refugee history.
lecture15:00A guided tour of Tjolöholms Castle, a historic manor house featuring beautiful interiors and grounds.
lecture13:00Erik Björksten presents his literary work and meets a poet at Jonsereds Trädgårdar.
lecture11:00Online course in intuition with Martin Ohlson on Zoom, 9 August 11:00-17:00.
lecture17:00Alex Room Service presents the longest Kiss lecture ever - a two-part odyssey through the album "(Music from) The Elder", its history, and secret documents.
lecture14:00A guided tour through the history and sights of Strängnäs. A one-hour city walk for those who want to learn more about this historic town.
lecture12:00An online course on spirituality and its significance, delivered via Zoom remotely.
lecture11:00A guided walking tour in Göteborg exploring smuggling and a historical murder at the Klippan sugar mill.
lecture15:30Kjell Furberg leads a guided tour of Bio Skandia's architecture and history in Stockholm.
lecture13:00A guided tour of Malmö's renowned Turning Torso building.
lectureGuided tour of the historic Bio Skandia cinema with film historian Kjell Furberg, exploring architect Gunnar Asplund's 1923 masterpiece and its artistic heritage.
lecture19:00Martin Ohlson presents a digital storseans via Zoom Workplace. An interactive online course for personal development.
lectureGuided tour through Nacka's industrial history from Danvikstull to Kvarnholmen, exploring shipyards, KF's significance, and the area's transformation.
lecture18:00A guided walk through Majorna tracing the district's evolution from the era of sailors' taverns to modern streets and stately homes.
lecture14:00A guided tour of public art in Lund for children and families. A one-hour introduction to outdoor sculptures and installations throughout the city.
lecture09:00A BBQ grilling master class with Cramby and Ekengren at Holy Smoke BBQ.
lectureThe Medieval Museum guides you through Gamla stan, exploring the city's history from the 14th century and ending with a visit to the historic Blackfriars Monastery lodging house.
lecture15:00A guided tour at Kunskapsparken Brunnshög exploring vegetable growing and nature.
lecture12:00A distance lecture on spirituality and its significance, conducted via Zoom.
lectureCelebrate 50 years of ABBA's iconic "Dancing Queen" with an expert-led morning at the legendary Atlantis Studios, where the song was recorded.
lectureFreelance photographer Aleks Magnusson leads a photo walk through southern Stockholm from Slussen to Skanstulls metro station, with a chance to meet fellow photographers and pick up practical tips.
lecture13:00Guided tour of Malmö's iconic spiral-shaped skyscraper Turning Torso.
lecture13:30Guided tour of the gardens at Tjolöholms Castle on 7 July. A one-hour outdoor walk through the historic grounds.
lectureA guided walk through Södermalm exploring Eva-Lisa Bengtsons' life and Stockholm's LGBTQ history, led by artist and author Sam Hultin.
lectureA city walk exploring the secret meetings of queer sailors in Stockholm during an era when such relationships were forbidden. Part of the Pride programme, it guides you through historic locations and reveals these hidden stories.
lecture17:15An artist leads a guided tour through Lund's public art and creative spaces.
lecture17:00Guided tour about the arrival of Christianity in Risinge, a significant part of Finspång's history.
lecture17:00An evening about transgender people's lives and experiences at Debaser Strand in Stockholm.
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A guided walk through Stockholm exploring graffiti and queer meeting places in the city.
lecture12:00A lecture exploring the history of LGBTQI+ people in Nazi Germany, held at Pride House in Stockholm.
lectureTheodor Eneström, 20, shares his personal story about identity and being himself. A courageous lecture moderated by Tobias Karlsson.
lecture(7 days)
Guided tour of Stockholm City Hall exploring LGBTQ+ history and its ties to the city.
lecture17:30Breathing exercises and meditative practice at Yoga Kendra.
lecture13:30A guided tour of Nääs Castle exploring author Selma Lagerlöf's visits and creative life at the castle around 1900.
lecture14:00A guided art tour in Lund with an experienced art critic as your guide.
lectureGuided tour for ABBA fans led by Carl Magnus Palm, visiting iconic locations from the band's history with a live performance by guitarist Finn Sjöberg at Atlantis Studio.
lecture18:30A guided tour through Lund's medieval churches and history. This one-hour walk explores the city's religious heritage and medieval architecture.
lecture18:30An English-language lecture on Homer's classical epic The Odyssey in Vårgårda.
lecture14:00A guided tour of public art in Lund led by a critic who discusses and explains the artworks.
lecture18:00The author stage in Bodafors presents Ingrid Elam and Ellen Mattson for an evening of literature and conversation.
lecture13:00A 60-minute guided tour through Palladium's history from the 1920s, exploring its role as a concert and dance venue and its preserved original interior.
lecture12:00A short talk about set designer and art director Rolf Allan Håkanson, exploring his work for Galenskaparna and After Shaves as well as his artistic pursuits.
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International hybrid congress on pediatric and neonatal care bringing together participants both in-person in Tokyo and online worldwide.
lecture17:15A guided tour of Lund's public art installations led by an artist. This one-hour tour offers insight into the city's public artworks and their background.
lectureA historical walking tour tracing Kungsträdgården's evolution from a royal garden in the 14th century to today's popular urban park.
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Intarsia course with woodworker Leif Burman in Bodafors. Learn the classical art of wood inlay through hands-on instruction.
lecture18:00Author and journalist Göran Greider performs at Författarscen Bodafors.
lecture15:00Artist Oliver Zabel guides visitors through his FRAKT exhibition at the Tobacco and Match Museum, sharing insights into his works and creative process.
lecture14:00A tasting tour through Gothenburg's food culture with a guide through Saluhallen and Feskekörka, exploring Swedish specialities and the west coast's seafood traditions.
lecture12:00A guided cultural walk through Göteborg exploring Swedish traditions, everyday life, and values through authentic objects and stories.
lecture11:00A guided tour through Lund's history from medieval nuns to the women's suffrage movement. A one-hour excursion for history enthusiasts.
lecture15:00Artist talk with Oliver Zabel about his "FRAKT" work followed by a guided tour at Snus- och tändsticksmuseum. Limited to 15 participants.
lecture13:00Guided tour of Malmö's iconic Turning Torso skyscraper on 11 July from 1 PM to 5 PM.
lecture12:00Guided tour of Nääs Slott showcasing its well-preserved 19th-century interior and the stories of the castle and its former owners.
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Advanced outdoor painting course at Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde. A full-day course for painters looking to develop their technique and create art outdoors.
lecture18:00Author and actor Staffan Göthe performs at Författarscen Bodafors.
lecture17:00A guided tour about the women who lived at Finspångs Castle. A historical excursion for the curious visitor.
lecture11:00Distance course with Martin Ohlson at Digital Seans in Anderstorp.
lecture11:00Practical workshop on year-round greenhouse cultivation. Learn how to create a productive greenhouse garden and harvest vegetables in every season.
lecture19:00An evening about music's significance in social debate across different historical periods.
lecture18:15Disclosure Day is an English-language event with Swedish text held at RIALTO Salong 2 in Vårgårda.
lectureA guided walk through Södermalm's historic streets with Peter Frisk, from Zinkensdamm up to Maria Magdalena church.
lecture13:00Guided walk tracing the life and legacy of Kaisa Vilhuinen at Torsby Finnskogscentrum.