29 Jun 2026
Culture
Dining out Lifestyle

Great Michelin Eats For The Budget Conscious

While Michelin Star restaurants serve up sumptuous food with price tags to match, there are those of us who want the similar experiences of scrumptious eats that are a lot kinder on our wallets. Well, this wish is definitely within our reach: since 1955, the Michelin Guide has highlighted eateries offering exceptionally good food at […]

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Friday Playlist Music

Stockholm Christmas – The Playlist

‘Tis the season and we bring you our ultimate  Christmas playlist with some pretty excellent Swedish artists who have all put their wonderful voices on some great Christmas tunes. The playlist kicks off with YLC favorite Jasmine Kara, who has a new Christmas song out for this holiday season. Some other fresh Christmas tunes from this year’s crop include Mariette‘s Pillow, […]

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Bars, Pubs & Clubs Dining out Getting Around Swedish

Eat and Drink Through History at Stockholm’s Most Historic Pubs

From the Royal Palace to the Vasa Museum, Stockholm is full of monuments and museums that showcase the city’s extravagant history. However, what happens when the museums close? After hours, the history of Stockholm stays alive in the streets and can be found oozing out of many of the city’s pubs. So, when you’re looking […]

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Comedy Extraordinary Expats

Sverige Syndrome by Al Pitcher

It is definitely not a surprise that Al Pitcher has had such a meteoric success. He has definitely left behind the tiny stand-up scenes and is now selling out big theatre scenes. We had the PLEASURE (yes, I feel the need to write PLEASURE in capitals) to see his latest show Sverige Syndrome during its Stockholm […]

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Culture Dining out Lifestyle

Michelin Plates: Cause For Celebration

Photo credit: Carousel If you are one of those often in the mood for a spur of the moment celebration, doing it in a Michelin Starred restaurant is definitely not on the cards, since it can only guarantee you a table with weeks of advance booking. Yet if this special occasion still calls for an […]

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Art Creative Arts Culture Theatre Videos What's on: Stockholm

Satan’s Dead marking the end of an unprecedented series of performances

An era is coming to an end… The four year adventure of the Satans Demokrati (Satan’s Democracy) trilogy of unprecedented multidisciplinary art happenings are soon to cease to exist together with site that has hosted it all, the scrapped office complex in Sickla, which is soon to be demolished. Perhaps those who expected the theatrical elements to have a bigger […]

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Bars, Pubs & Clubs Music

Apparat brings Berlin beats to Slakthuset

The super-talented Berlin-based producer, Dj and multi-instrumentalist, Sascha Ring aka Apparat brought some of the best of beats and sounds from the German capital to Slakthuset on Saturday night or shall we say Sunday morning with a 3 hour Dj set starting at 1 a.m. Apparat is described by Resident Advisor as: “This apparat is one with flexible functions, and its sound is as eclectic […]

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Culture Music New Music Friday News

Amanda Mair takes us To the Moon on her new EP

Stockholm singer Amanda Mair has finally released her EP To the Moon, after working on the songs for the past two years. She played a release gig at Hobo Hotel on 17th November, and we went there to catch the vibe and bring you a few pictures. Amanda Mair had her first breakthrough as an […]

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Movies Videos

Stockholm Impact Award goes to Anna Jadowska for her film Wild Roses

For the third consecutive year, the Stockholm International Film Festival gives the Stockholm Impact Award in collaboration with the city of Stockholm. Culture commissioner Roger Mogert was given the honour to hand over the award to the winning director Anna Jadowska  for daring to reflect on the times we are living in and for focusing […]

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Art Creative Arts Culture What's on: Stockholm

Exhibit: Siblinghood explored in photo and video

In their “Shared” exhibition at the Finnish Institute in Stockholm, Finnish artists Nelli Palomäki and Juhana Moisander explore siblinghood through video installation and photographs. We went to the opening night of the exhibit on the 16th of November.   Nelli Palomäki is known for her timeless portraits of children and young people. Her work focuses […]

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