Stockholm City Museum is housed in a late 17th-century baroque palace near Slussen, originally designed by Nicodemus Tessin the Elder. Its permanent and temporary exhibitions cover Stockholm's history from the Middle Ages to the present day, focusing on urban life, architecture and the everyday lives of the city's residents. The building itself is one of the best-preserved 1600s structures in Stockholm.
festivalA culinary walk through Stockholm where you visit six selected restaurants and taste food at each stop - ideal for friends, family, or colleagues.
lectureIsrael Aloni and Victor Persson from ilDance lead a workshop exploring masculine gestures and gender markers for men aged 18 and above.
otherA Butoh-inspired movement workshop led by performance artist Katerina Drakopoulou, exploring the body through guided movement, stillness, and poetic imagery.
theaterArtists present new works in development through short acts exploring African cosmologies, the divine feminine, and embodied movement.
theater(3 days)
Spanish dance theatre blends karaoke, traditional Basque songs and comedy in a love letter to lost nature. Part of Stockholm Fringe Festival.
theaterA dance performance exploring motherhood and dreams from pregnancy to infancy, part of Stockholm Fringe Festival.
other(3 days)
Katerina Drakopoulou's non-verbal walking performance on Stockholm's streets, where 22 improvised physical compositions meet the city's architecture and daily life.
