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Because why is it so hard to find out what's going on in our city? Sharing the best weekly events in Stockholm from music to food, outdoors and culture.
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Stockholm Weekly: Week 40 (opens the original)
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It’s a particularly good week for art and design in Stockholm, with Stockholm Craft Week, Affordable Art Fair and Open House Stockholm all happening at once. There’s also a big Fotografiska opening party, a burlesque festival, creative workshops and plenty of live music.And if you’re looking to meet someone new, you have two very different options this week: pitch your single friend to a room full of strangers, or skip the awkward dating format altogether with a creative singles mingle.Here’s wh
Stockholm Weekly: Week 39 (opens the original)
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Autumn is properly setting in these days, and is it just me who’s commenting, “how is it already so dark?” every evening? This week in Stockholm, the events are also autumn-themed; there’s an apple festival across Djurgården, a huge celebration dedicated entirely to mushrooms, autumn markets at both Skansen and Färgfabriken, and plenty of opportunities to get cosy with knitting, wine or a Japanese tea ceremony.Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive
Stockholm Weekly: Week 38 (opens the original)
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There’s a lot happening in Stockholm this week, particularly if you’re into film, art or getting creative. Two Asian film festivals are running, Nationalmuseum’s creative workshops are back, Östasiatiska museet reopens, and there’s an entire weekend of open artist studios on Kungsholmen.Elsewhere, you can get a free personalised BE-KIND bar, drink your way around Södermalm via bingo, celebrate Dolly Parton or join a bike carnival through the city. Here’s what’s happening this week:<div
Stockholm Weekly: Week 37 (opens the original)
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Election week has arrived, and there’s plenty of other fun things happening in Stockholm beyond politics. This week you can eat your way through Schnitzel Week, spend Thursday evening at Nationalmuseum, catch free art at Moderna, browse a new makers market at Mariatorget or end up at a Shrek-themed rave.There’s also one last kräftskiva for the season, but this time with a Chinese twist. Here’s what else is happening this week:Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to rec
Stockholm Weekly: Week 36 (opens the original)
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September arrives this week, but Stockholm isn’t giving up on summer quite yet. There are free food pop-ups, a huge block party at one of the city’s most beautiful cinemas, outdoor festivals, markets and plenty of ways to get moving, including Tjejmilen to swimming, gravel running and cycling through the city.Plus, one last BBQ in Rålis to round out the weekend. Here’s what’s happening this week:Stick & Drick at Lilla BarenMonday, August 31 | 16:00–22:00Bring your latest knitting project and set
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