EVENTS CALENDAR

Halloween is back to Gröna Lund and This year it promises to be longer, bigger and even more scary …

This year’s Halloween extended opening period will include an extra weekend 19-21 October, and then again it will open the gates right until the autumn holidays, October 26 – November 4.

Gröna Lund attractions include a horror boat, more horror houses, new nasty areas and will fill the park with even more evil beings!

The whole attractions park is open, where the Small Area is adapted for the younger visitors with pumpkins, witches and ghosts. In the Greater area is where the more courageous visitors will be able to take part into two brand new horror houses, the Virus & O tour, and many more news.

Halloween is back to Gröna Lund and This year it promises to be longer, bigger and even more scary …

This year’s Halloween extended opening period will include an extra weekend 19-21 October, and then again it will open the gates right until the autumn holidays, October 26 – November 4.

Gröna Lund attractions include a horror boat, more horror houses, new nasty areas and will fill the park with even more evil beings!

The whole attractions park is open, where the Small Area is adapted for the younger visitors with pumpkins, witches and ghosts. In the Greater area is where the more courageous visitors will be able to take part into two brand new horror houses, the Virus & O tour, and many more news.

Stockholm International Film Festival is about to blow its 29th candle with an edition that will feature 159 film premieres from 60 countries during 7-18 of November. Furthermore, 40 filmmakers, actors and actresses will participate in the festival activities.

The festival has more female directors than ever, in total 22 films from the ones that are included in the competition, have been directed by women. This means more women have the chance to win in the different categories of Stockholm’s International Film Festival than in any other internationally recognised film festival.

Find more info in our article about what would be this year’s festival highlights here. Take a look at our exclusive film recommendations with all the films that are a MUST this year here.

Full program:
www.stockholmfilmfestival.se

Buy your membership card at:
http://www.stockholmfilmfestival.se/en/festival/buy-membership-card

The singles “Antonio America”, “Fire” and “I Love You” spun the disco ball 2016-2017. Now Diskopunk is back with the new single “Soaked” and with an the EP release scheduled for January 2019.

Unscrupulous jazz disco with dirt under the nails, promising that every song is a killer hit. Diskopunk is liberating self-confident and cooky, and they definitely have attitude for it. Since the debut in 2016, the band has made a lasting impression, especially on the live scene. Six crazy gig as a support band to Mando Diao in the fall of 2017 only to begin kicking on the band’s self-esteem.

Stockholm International Film Festival is about to blow its 29th candle with an edition that will feature 159 film premieres from 60 countries during 7-18 of November. Furthermore, 40 filmmakers, actors and actresses will participate in the festival activities.

The festival has more female directors than ever, in total 22 films from the ones that are included in the competition, have been directed by women. This means more women have the chance to win in the different categories of Stockholm’s International Film Festival than in any other internationally recognised film festival.

Find more info in our article about what would be this year’s festival highlights here. Take a look at our exclusive film recommendations with all the films that are a MUST this year here.

Full program:
www.stockholmfilmfestival.se

Buy your membership card at:
http://www.stockholmfilmfestival.se/en/festival/buy-membership-card

On May 9, 2013, Zia’s debut single “#fail”was released, and later on the 26th of August, he released his second single “WithoutU” on Spotify.

Oscar Zia performed at the Melodi Festival 2014 for the second time with the song “Yes we can”. The song was written by Fredrik Kempe, David Kreuger and Hamed “K-One” Pirouzpanah. Oscar Zia went straight to the final and later finishing eighth place.

On his upcoming album, the lyrics are about misfortune, but the melodies are happy. The sound is hopeful, electronic and with a dirty and the same raw production than before. A sound developed with producers who also worked with Danny Saucedo, Sabina Ddumba, Daniel Adams Ray, Veronica Maggio and Cherrie. The songs have Oscar Zia written with Linnea Henriksson, Julia Adams, Miss Li, Ji Nilsson and Dude MADFUN (Madelene Eliasson and Fanny Hultman).

Stockholm International Film Festival is about to blow its 29th candle with an edition that will feature 159 film premieres from 60 countries during 7-18 of November. Furthermore, 40 filmmakers, actors and actresses will participate in the festival activities.

The festival has more female directors than ever, in total 22 films from the ones that are included in the competition, have been directed by women. This means more women have the chance to win in the different categories of Stockholm’s International Film Festival than in any other internationally recognised film festival.

Find more info in our article about what would be this year’s festival highlights here. Take a look at our exclusive film recommendations with all the films that are a MUST this year here.

Full program:
www.stockholmfilmfestival.se

Buy your membership card at:
http://www.stockholmfilmfestival.se/en/festival/buy-membership-card

Right inside Dramaten bar’s beautiful premises, Mother Mink and Sounds Like Moving promise a colourful and explosive evening filled with dance, party and glamor. Indulge yourself in tones from velvety vals to raw and dirty Pop, Soul-Punk and Surf rock.

Schedule:
18.30 Johan Axelsson (saxophonist in Mother Mink). This is mixed with DJ Sounds Like Moving playing some soul.

Live on stage:
21.00 Sounds Like Moving
22.00 Mother Mink

Stockholm International Film Festival is about to blow its 29th candle with an edition that will feature 159 film premieres from 60 countries during 7-18 of November. Furthermore, 40 filmmakers, actors and actresses will participate in the festival activities.

The festival has more female directors than ever, in total 22 films from the ones that are included in the competition, have been directed by women. This means more women have the chance to win in the different categories of Stockholm’s International Film Festival than in any other internationally recognised film festival.

Find more info in our article about what would be this year’s festival highlights here. Take a look at our exclusive film recommendations with all the films that are a MUST this year here.

Full program:
www.stockholmfilmfestival.se

Buy your membership card at:
http://www.stockholmfilmfestival.se/en/festival/buy-membership-card

Activist and artist Maria Aljochina from Russian Pussy Riot, a new exhibition from Western Sahara by photographer Johan Persson and journalist Anna Roxvall, movies, talks and concerts are some of the events of the Free Speech Festival 13-15 November. The festival, which has as theme the Internet and the free word online, offers a full-featured program to celebrate Stockholm’s 20 years as a haven for threatened cultural practitioners.

What is your voice worth? In three days you will be able to dig into power and the freedom to self expression. In detail – what happens to your voice on the internet? And in the big picture – what are the key elements in the global arena who have the power to defend freedom of expression around the world? Meet prosecutors, journalists, artists, writers and activists who together form all the voices that shape freedom of speech today and beyond. The festival ends with the Writers in Prison Day, with the theme, Iran, organized by Svenska PEN. See the full program below!

Stockholm is part of the ICORN network, consisting of cities all over the world, offering a safe place for culturally vulnerable people who are subjected to censorship and persecution. More about this www.icorn.org Free Speech Festival is organized by the City of Stockholm together with International Cities of Refuge Network and Svenska PEN, supported by the Culture Council.

FOR THE FULL PROGRAM OF THE FESTIVAL – SEE HERE:
http://kulturhusetstadsteatern.se/ForumDebatt/Evenemang/2018/Free-Speech-Festival/

Stockholm International Film Festival is about to blow its 29th candle with an edition that will feature 159 film premieres from 60 countries during 7-18 of November. Furthermore, 40 filmmakers, actors and actresses will participate in the festival activities.

The festival has more female directors than ever, in total 22 films from the ones that are included in the competition, have been directed by women. This means more women have the chance to win in the different categories of Stockholm’s International Film Festival than in any other internationally recognised film festival.

Find more info in our article about what would be this year’s festival highlights here. Take a look at our exclusive film recommendations with all the films that are a MUST this year here.

Full program:
www.stockholmfilmfestival.se

Buy your membership card at:
http://www.stockholmfilmfestival.se/en/festival/buy-membership-card

Activist and artist Maria Aljochina from Russian Pussy Riot, a new exhibition from Western Sahara by photographer Johan Persson and journalist Anna Roxvall, movies, talks and concerts are some of the events of the Free Speech Festival 13-15 November. The festival, which has as theme the Internet and the free word online, offers a full-featured program to celebrate Stockholm’s 20 years as a haven for threatened cultural practitioners.

What is your voice worth? In three days you will be able to dig into power and the freedom to self expression. In detail – what happens to your voice on the internet? And in the big picture – what are the key elements in the global arena who have the power to defend freedom of expression around the world? Meet prosecutors, journalists, artists, writers and activists who together form all the voices that shape freedom of speech today and beyond. The festival ends with the Writers in Prison Day, with the theme, Iran, organized by Svenska PEN. See the full program below!

Stockholm is part of the ICORN network, consisting of cities all over the world, offering a safe place for culturally vulnerable people who are subjected to censorship and persecution. More about this www.icorn.org Free Speech Festival is organized by the City of Stockholm together with International Cities of Refuge Network and Svenska PEN, supported by the Culture Council.

FOR THE FULL PROGRAM OF THE FESTIVAL – SEE HERE:
http://kulturhusetstadsteatern.se/ForumDebatt/Evenemang/2018/Free-Speech-Festival/

Violet Janine are releasing their new song Queen of Rock with BMP records!

During the night:
Sneak premier of the new video, a live set from VJ, special deals on merch and lot’s of drinking.

Stockholm International Film Festival is about to blow its 29th candle with an edition that will feature 159 film premieres from 60 countries during 7-18 of November. Furthermore, 40 filmmakers, actors and actresses will participate in the festival activities.

The festival has more female directors than ever, in total 22 films from the ones that are included in the competition, have been directed by women. This means more women have the chance to win in the different categories of Stockholm’s International Film Festival than in any other internationally recognised film festival.

Find more info in our article about what would be this year’s festival highlights here. Take a look at our exclusive film recommendations with all the films that are a MUST this year here.

Full program:
www.stockholmfilmfestival.se

Buy your membership card at:
http://www.stockholmfilmfestival.se/en/festival/buy-membership-card

Activist and artist Maria Aljochina from Russian Pussy Riot, a new exhibition from Western Sahara by photographer Johan Persson and journalist Anna Roxvall, movies, talks and concerts are some of the events of the Free Speech Festival 13-15 November. The festival, which has as theme the Internet and the free word online, offers a full-featured program to celebrate Stockholm’s 20 years as a haven for threatened cultural practitioners.

What is your voice worth? In three days you will be able to dig into power and the freedom to self expression. In detail – what happens to your voice on the internet? And in the big picture – what are the key elements in the global arena who have the power to defend freedom of expression around the world? Meet prosecutors, journalists, artists, writers and activists who together form all the voices that shape freedom of speech today and beyond. The festival ends with the Writers in Prison Day, with the theme, Iran, organized by Svenska PEN. See the full program below!

Stockholm is part of the ICORN network, consisting of cities all over the world, offering a safe place for culturally vulnerable people who are subjected to censorship and persecution. More about this www.icorn.org Free Speech Festival is organized by the City of Stockholm together with International Cities of Refuge Network and Svenska PEN, supported by the Culture Council.

FOR THE FULL PROGRAM OF THE FESTIVAL – SEE HERE:
http://kulturhusetstadsteatern.se/ForumDebatt/Evenemang/2018/Free-Speech-Festival/

YYY4: HALLGERÐUR HALLGRÍMSDÓTTIR, KATRI NAUKKARINEN & LINN PHYLLIS SEEGER
16/11 – 15/12 2018

15/11, 6pm OPENING AND RELEASE EVENT OF YYY4
+Artist Talk
+Live music: Lau Nau

Finlandsinstitutets galleri, Snickarbacken 4, Stockholm
Opening hours: Tue 10–18, Wed-Thu 12–18, Fri-Sat 11–15
Free entry.

In collaboration with CFF – Centrum för fotografi, NKF – Nordic Art Association – Sweden and Photographic Gallery Hippolyte – Helsinki, Finland/Photographic Artists’ Association in Finland.

Is there a place for un-staged photography in art?

Katri Naukkarinen (b. 1984) is an artist working within the extended field of photography, exploring the world through the lens: a camera travels with her everywhere. The meaningful can be found in the surrounding reality, in vizualizing the invisible parts of the immediate environment, in one’s own reflections and examination of those. Seemingly light and easy snapshot method that Naukkarinen uses in her work is a result of years of learning and contemplating.
“Taking photographs should be meaningful here and now, not unlike existence”

YYY

YYY is an experimental zine and exhibition concept published and curated by Katri Naukkarinen. For each issue two photographic thinkers, besides Naukkarinen, are invited to have a conversation of sorts, within the pages of a tabloid magazine.

The fourth issue of YYY, YYY4, will be published at the Finlandsinstitutet’s Galleri November 15, 2018 at the opening of the exhibition with the same name. The participants for the 4th issue are, besides Katri Naukkarinen herself, Hallgerður Hallgrímsdóttir (www.hallgerdur.com) from Iceland and Linn Phyllis Seeger (www.linn-phyllis-seeger.com) from Germany. In addition to the zine, works from all the three artists will be displayed at the exhibition.

About collaboration

The process around YYY is a reminder about the power of collaboration. There are many forms of collaboration and creativity linked into the event in November: collaboration between the three artists in creating YYY4; Naukkarinen is artist-in-residency in Stockholm in November 2018 looking for new collaborative partners and working on her projects; the events and residency period are the result of the collaboration between CFF – Centrum för fotografi, Malongen / NKF – Nordic Art Association – Sweden, Photographic Gallery Hippolyte – Helsinki, Finland / Photographic Artists’ Association in Finland and Finlandsinstitutet Stockholm; the musician Lau Nau (Laura Naukkarinen, www.launau.com), who performs at the opening of the exhibition, represents the power of collaboration of sisterhood.

Stockholm International Film Festival is about to blow its 29th candle with an edition that will feature 159 film premieres from 60 countries during 7-18 of November. Furthermore, 40 filmmakers, actors and actresses will participate in the festival activities.

The festival has more female directors than ever, in total 22 films from the ones that are included in the competition, have been directed by women. This means more women have the chance to win in the different categories of Stockholm’s International Film Festival than in any other internationally recognised film festival.

Find more info in our article about what would be this year’s festival highlights here. Take a look at our exclusive film recommendations with all the films that are a MUST this year here.

Full program:
www.stockholmfilmfestival.se

Buy your membership card at:
http://www.stockholmfilmfestival.se/en/festival/buy-membership-card

Visit Bar 360 for the ultimate after work experience. Listen to some nice live jazz while enjoying the food and drinks from Sheraton Stockholm Hotel’s Paired menu.

It’s quiztime!
The theme this time is all Disney, Pixar & Dreamworks related.
The rules are as usual:
* No network research (Google, Shazham, Wikipedia, etc.).
* Max 4 pers per team
* Signup in place before the quiz starts

Sound of Stockholm is a unique festival collaboration between some of the most prominent organizations of the Stockholm experimental music scene: Fylkingen, FRIM, Kulturföreningen SEKT, Studio 53, Konstmusiksystrar, Samtida Musik and STHLM Drone Society. Together they create an international platform, where the Stockholm audience can experience groundbreaking artists of diverse musical fields.

This year’s festival has a special emphasis on nordic collaborations, funded by Puls, a project grant initiated by The Nordic Culture Fund. In addition to this, the festival will also present a large number of artists from the rest of Europe and the United States.

FULL LINEUP:

Antenes
Babyrave with DJ SkyVibes
Cikada
Corp.
DJ HVAD
Gustav Sjökvists Kammarkör (with Florian Benfer)
Ida Engelhardt
Jeppe Just Instituttet
Konstmusiksystrar ❤️ Stoscha
Viktor Kalima
les trucs
Lo Kristenson
Maja S. K. Ratkje
MMMD – mohammad
Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe
We like We

WORKSHOP:
Toncirkeln

ARTIST TALK:
Antenes
Gram[m]ofon: Mats Almegård
Maja S. K. Ratkje
Sonic Pieces: Monique Recknagel

The festival takes place in the following venues: Eric Ericsonhallen, Fylkingen, Södra Latin, Kungliga Musikhögskolan.

CELEBRATE THE START OF THE FESTIVE SEASON WITH THE WINTER BAR, GARDEN PIZZA, DECORATIONS, CHRISTMAS CAKES AND MUSIC
An occasion to light fire in the yard and in the stove – the greenhouses will all be decorated for Christmas.

The WINTERBAR serves the bakers wood-oven pizza topped with the last harvest, mulled wine, hot cloudy apple juice from the orchard, beer and wine.

The greenhouse cafe, farm shop and plant shop are open until 8pm offering anything from traditional Christmas crowns, cakes, pickles, flower arrangements and Christmas gifts.

Trans Film Fest Stockholm 2018 in collaboration with ABF Stockholm & with support from Kulturstöd Stockholms stad, RFSL Stockholm, Bitter Pills, Biocafé Tellus, FEMTOPIA, Midsommargården, Moderna Museet, & Majority Design och Kommunikation.

This is the 4th Edition of TFFS, which will take place in Stockholm on 22-25 November.

With thanks to their generous funders & community supporters, TFFS is very pleased to announce that all of their screenings & events will be free of charge.

* TICKETS FOR FILM SCREENINGS CAN BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE OR ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR *

** ALL FILMS IN ENGLISH OR WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES **

*** FULL PROGRAMME ***
https://transfeststockholm.org/tffs-programme-2018/

Thursday 22 November
Bitter Pills, Hornstull
19:00-22:00 TFFS KICK OFF

Join the trans film fest collective & their host for the night, Yolanda Bohm, as they launch the festival weekend with their friends, Bitter Pills. They’ll be showing a short programme of trans films featuring great music and joined by RFSL Stockholm to launch the 2019 Trans Calendar.

* Standing Tall / 6 mins / Sweden / 2018 / Anakin Tora Botwid
* Home / 4 mins / Sweden / 2017 / Charlie Peck
* Stygn / 5 mins / Sweden / 2013 / Leo Correia De Verdier
* Baby / 8 mins / Germany & USA / 2018 / Evie Snax

Friday 23 November
Biocafé Tellus, Midsommarkransen
Doors open 19:00
Films 19:30-21:30

With a programme of trans short films celebrating identity, marking history and sharing romantic encounters.

* Missed Connections / 16 mins / USA / 2107 / Michelle Sam
* Dani Boi / 6 mins / Australia / 2018 / Logan Mucha
* Something Said / 8 mins / UK / 2017 / Jay Bernard
* Happy Birthday, Marsha! / 14 mins / USA / 2017 / Reina Gossett & Sasha Wortzel
* Jordy in Transitland / 6 mins / The Netherlands / 2016 / Willem Timmers (Dutch with English subtitles)
* Pre-Drink / 23 mins / Canada / 2017 / Marc-Antoine Lemire (French with English subtitles)
* Southern for Pussy / 5 mins / USA / 2015 / Zachary Drucker
* Swarm of Selenium / 23 mins / Canada & Germany / 2017 / Maude Matton & SJ Rahatoka

TICKETS
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/friday-night-shorts-at-tffs-tickets-52313117944

Saturday 24 November
Midsommargården, Telefonplan
12:00-17:00 Community Film Day
Lunch – Films – Discussions
Kid-friendly hang out space

Saturday is community film day at Midsommargården, right beside Telefonplan Metro station. Join in for a free vegan lunch (with gluten free alternatives) before an international programme of trans short films.

Their volunteers will be providing a daycare space for kids to hang out while the films are screening and there will be fika, drinks and snacks during the afternoon.

Film makers Anakin Tora Botwid & Sam Hultin, will be there for an inspirational talk on making films in the community.

Be there early for lunch & stay for the rest of the afternoon.
Doors open/lunch from 12:00 & films from 13:00

* Dropping Penny / 8 mins / USA / 2018 / Jed Bell
* In My Mother’s Closet / 13 mins / Canada / 2017 / Carolyn Wu & Adri Almeida
* The Things That Make Us / 3 mins / UK / 2017 / Fox Fisher
* Flash Flood / 6 mins / Canada / 2017 / Alli MacKay
* TransBlack / 20 mins / Australia / 2017 / Charmaine Ingram
* Rebellious Essence / 5 mins / Slovenia / 2017 / Ana Čigon
* A Small Part of Me / 15 mins / Canada / 2016 / Sean Horlor & Steve Adams
* Mrs McCutcheon / 17 mins / Australia / 2017 / John Sheedy
* Love Letter to Isak, Liam, Wissam, Ilon, Suma, Elize, Maksim, Saga, Benjamin, Jija, Jan Elisabeth, Birk, Anja & To You / 13 mins / Sweden & Norway / 2018 / Sam Hultin (Arabic, Norwegian & Swedish with English subtitles)

Following the films, you can stay and join in a collective discussion.

TICKETS
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/community-film-day-at-tffs-tickets-52317992524

Sunday 25 November
FEMTOPIA, Hornstull
12:00-14:00 Brunch
The traditional brunch with community, conversation and FEMTOPIA’s waffles.

Moderna Museet, Skeppsholmen
15:00-17:00 Free Entrance and Performance at 16:00
To finish the weekend, join in at the Moderna Exhibition – free entry for TFFS participants on 25 November (pick up your ticket at Brunch).

The 2018 edition of the Moderna Exhibition presents the work of nearly 40 artists connected to the Swedish art scene, offering reflections on Swedish society today, on a natural world that is no longer what it once was and a future that appears to have already begun. At 4pm, there is a performance by Dinis Machado, ‘Site Specific for Nowhere’.

More info: https://www.modernamuseet.se/stockholm/en/exhibitions/moderna-exhibition-2018/performance-dinis-machado/

Sound of Stockholm is a unique festival collaboration between some of the most prominent organizations of the Stockholm experimental music scene: Fylkingen, FRIM, Kulturföreningen SEKT, Studio 53, Konstmusiksystrar, Samtida Musik and STHLM Drone Society. Together they create an international platform, where the Stockholm audience can experience groundbreaking artists of diverse musical fields.

This year’s festival has a special emphasis on nordic collaborations, funded by Puls, a project grant initiated by The Nordic Culture Fund. In addition to this, the festival will also present a large number of artists from the rest of Europe and the United States.

FULL LINEUP:

Antenes
Babyrave with DJ SkyVibes
Cikada
Corp.
DJ HVAD
Gustav Sjökvists Kammarkör (with Florian Benfer)
Ida Engelhardt
Jeppe Just Instituttet
Konstmusiksystrar ❤️ Stoscha
Viktor Kalima
les trucs
Lo Kristenson
Maja S. K. Ratkje
MMMD – mohammad
Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe
We like We

WORKSHOP:
Toncirkeln

ARTIST TALK:
Antenes
Gram[m]ofon: Mats Almegård
Maja S. K. Ratkje
Sonic Pieces: Monique Recknagel

The festival takes place in the following venues: Eric Ericsonhallen, Fylkingen, Södra Latin, Kungliga Musikhögskolan.

With roots in the British folk music, Ben Howard has refined his music creation to a style that now feels consistently timeless. His innovative guitar playing, true voice and shimmering lyrics has manage to get the whole world to slowly but surely fall in love with his music. In June, Ben Howard returned to the scene with the all-new, amazing album Noonday Dream, as well as an out-of-the-box sold out show at Circus in Stockholm.

Trans Film Fest Stockholm 2018 in collaboration with ABF Stockholm & with support from Kulturstöd Stockholms stad, RFSL Stockholm, Bitter Pills, Biocafé Tellus, FEMTOPIA, Midsommargården, Moderna Museet, & Majority Design och Kommunikation.

This is the 4th Edition of TFFS, which will take place in Stockholm on 22-25 November.

With thanks to their generous funders & community supporters, TFFS is very pleased to announce that all of their screenings & events will be free of charge.

* TICKETS FOR FILM SCREENINGS CAN BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE OR ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR *

** ALL FILMS IN ENGLISH OR WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES **

*** FULL PROGRAMME ***
https://transfeststockholm.org/tffs-programme-2018/

Thursday 22 November
Bitter Pills, Hornstull
19:00-22:00 TFFS KICK OFF

Join the trans film fest collective & their host for the night, Yolanda Bohm, as they launch the festival weekend with their friends, Bitter Pills. They’ll be showing a short programme of trans films featuring great music and joined by RFSL Stockholm to launch the 2019 Trans Calendar.

* Standing Tall / 6 mins / Sweden / 2018 / Anakin Tora Botwid
* Home / 4 mins / Sweden / 2017 / Charlie Peck
* Stygn / 5 mins / Sweden / 2013 / Leo Correia De Verdier
* Baby / 8 mins / Germany & USA / 2018 / Evie Snax

Friday 23 November
Biocafé Tellus, Midsommarkransen
Doors open 19:00
Films 19:30-21:30

With a programme of trans short films celebrating identity, marking history and sharing romantic encounters.

* Missed Connections / 16 mins / USA / 2107 / Michelle Sam
* Dani Boi / 6 mins / Australia / 2018 / Logan Mucha
* Something Said / 8 mins / UK / 2017 / Jay Bernard
* Happy Birthday, Marsha! / 14 mins / USA / 2017 / Reina Gossett & Sasha Wortzel
* Jordy in Transitland / 6 mins / The Netherlands / 2016 / Willem Timmers (Dutch with English subtitles)
* Pre-Drink / 23 mins / Canada / 2017 / Marc-Antoine Lemire (French with English subtitles)
* Southern for Pussy / 5 mins / USA / 2015 / Zachary Drucker
* Swarm of Selenium / 23 mins / Canada & Germany / 2017 / Maude Matton & SJ Rahatoka

TICKETS
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/friday-night-shorts-at-tffs-tickets-52313117944

Saturday 24 November
Midsommargården, Telefonplan
12:00-17:00 Community Film Day
Lunch – Films – Discussions
Kid-friendly hang out space

Saturday is community film day at Midsommargården, right beside Telefonplan Metro station. Join in for a free vegan lunch (with gluten free alternatives) before an international programme of trans short films.

Their volunteers will be providing a daycare space for kids to hang out while the films are screening and there will be fika, drinks and snacks during the afternoon.

Film makers Anakin Tora Botwid & Sam Hultin, will be there for an inspirational talk on making films in the community.

Be there early for lunch & stay for the rest of the afternoon.
Doors open/lunch from 12:00 & films from 13:00

* Dropping Penny / 8 mins / USA / 2018 / Jed Bell
* In My Mother’s Closet / 13 mins / Canada / 2017 / Carolyn Wu & Adri Almeida
* The Things That Make Us / 3 mins / UK / 2017 / Fox Fisher
* Flash Flood / 6 mins / Canada / 2017 / Alli MacKay
* TransBlack / 20 mins / Australia / 2017 / Charmaine Ingram
* Rebellious Essence / 5 mins / Slovenia / 2017 / Ana Čigon
* A Small Part of Me / 15 mins / Canada / 2016 / Sean Horlor & Steve Adams
* Mrs McCutcheon / 17 mins / Australia / 2017 / John Sheedy
* Love Letter to Isak, Liam, Wissam, Ilon, Suma, Elize, Maksim, Saga, Benjamin, Jija, Jan Elisabeth, Birk, Anja & To You / 13 mins / Sweden & Norway / 2018 / Sam Hultin (Arabic, Norwegian & Swedish with English subtitles)

Following the films, you can stay and join in a collective discussion.

TICKETS
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/community-film-day-at-tffs-tickets-52317992524

Sunday 25 November
FEMTOPIA, Hornstull
12:00-14:00 Brunch
The traditional brunch with community, conversation and FEMTOPIA’s waffles.

Moderna Museet, Skeppsholmen
15:00-17:00 Free Entrance and Performance at 16:00
To finish the weekend, join in at the Moderna Exhibition – free entry for TFFS participants on 25 November (pick up your ticket at Brunch).

The 2018 edition of the Moderna Exhibition presents the work of nearly 40 artists connected to the Swedish art scene, offering reflections on Swedish society today, on a natural world that is no longer what it once was and a future that appears to have already begun. At 4pm, there is a performance by Dinis Machado, ‘Site Specific for Nowhere’.

More info: https://www.modernamuseet.se/stockholm/en/exhibitions/moderna-exhibition-2018/performance-dinis-machado/

Stockholm’s Gillet arranges Stockholm’s oldest Christmas market with a range of high Swedish quality. Every year many people traditionally visit the market with family, relatives and friends. Do it you too!
Open daily 11-18 until 23 December.
Free entrance.

Nitro Circus’ biggest moments, and some of its most notorious stacks, have come from the mind of action sports icon Travis Pastrana. The Nitro Circus ringleader has an uncanny ability to encourage the best riders on the planet to go big or go home… In some cases despite their better judgment! With the all-new You Got This Tour, who knows what’s gonna happen! Watch Travis and company ramp up the shenanigans with the greatest, stupidest, funniest show in Nitro history.     

“Nitro Circus is turning me loose!” Travis explains. “I’m throwing all of my best, and worst, ideas into one incredible two-hour show. Everything I’ve ever wanted to see live, we’re taking on the road. Expect bigger, brand-new ramps, even crazier stunts and so much more. It’s going to be unreal. Look out, though. There might be a few rough landings.”

Nitro Circus: You Got This Tour will feature the best athletes in FMX, BMX, Scooter and Inline, including multiple X Games medalists and several Nitro World Games champions. Travis Pastrana will both lead this all-star international roster and challenge it to push the envelope in true Nitro high-risk, high-reward fashion. With all this plus a slew of new outrageous contraptions and more, You Got This is the Nitro Circus show you’ve been waiting for.

Also new for You Got This is the Nitro Club experience. In addition to getting premiere seats, Nitro Club pass holders will have the opportunity to meet some of the athletes during an autograph signing session and afterwards have the chance to watch pre-show riding practice — hosted by Travis Pastrana. Nitro Club pass holders will also receive a souvenir laminate as well as a chance to win cool Nitro Circus swag.

Stockholm’s Gillet arranges Stockholm’s oldest Christmas market with a range of high Swedish quality. Every year many people traditionally visit the market with family, relatives and friends. Do it you too!
Open daily 11-18 until 23 December.
Free entrance.

Swan Lake is one of the most popular ballets and belongs to the international standard repertoire of classic ballet. The ballet is the brilliant work by shining composer, Tchaikovsky, and has been presented for the audience for centuries. A magical combination of Tchaikovsky music and a captivating story of tragic romance where choreography allows the best dancers to show how impressive their ballet can be. Marius Petipa and Lev Ivano’s choreography give both soloists and the entire dance ensemble a place to shine. With the scene illuminated by the moonlight, drama surrounds the Prince and Odette and her alter ego Odile, as well as intrigues from Rothbart. This in combination with amazing music is full of inspiration and romance. A ballet party with magic, drama and tragedy, ending with the triumph of love.

Petersburg Festival Ballet was created in 2009 to travel on tours in Europe and the rest of the world. To share and represent the best traditions and spirits found in St. Petersburg ballet. Elegance, style and delightful ease is what makes St. Petersburg ballet special. It’s strictly classical elegance, a fresh blend from the 21st century, a perfect dance performance combined with stunning costumes and an unbeatable scenery of the world-renowned scenographer Vyacheslav Okunev (Bolshoi Theater, Mariinsky Theare, La La Scala)

In the past five years, St. The Petersburg Festival Ballet Toured Around Europe. First class dancers and soloists, captivating scenography combined with impressive light design and wonderful music from Tchaikovsky – that’s what St. The Petersburg Festival Ballet represents around the world.

Length: about 2 hours and 20 minutes incl. Pause.
Danced to recorded music.

Visit Bar 360 for the ultimate after work experience. Listen to some nice live jazz while enjoying the food and drinks from Sheraton Stockholm Hotel’s Paired menu.

Stockholm’s Gillet arranges Stockholm’s oldest Christmas market with a range of high Swedish quality. Every year many people traditionally visit the market with family, relatives and friends. Do it you too!
Open daily 11-18 until 23 December.
Free entrance.

Stockholm’s Gillet arranges Stockholm’s oldest Christmas market with a range of high Swedish quality. Every year many people traditionally visit the market with family, relatives and friends. Do it you too!
Open daily 11-18 until 23 December.
Free entrance.

With roots from Ghana, her music has grown from Ghana and all the way to Europe. Fotografiska Studio Live now presents the artist Tsoobi for a night full of African beats and strong texts that touches everyone.

Tsoobi is up to date with an EP that will soon be released. To help her in the production of the new EP, she has had Travis Scott’s sound technician for both mixing and mastering. She is already fully booked with gigs all over the world and planned several studio sessions to create new music.

The songs are inspired by her life at home in Ghana and the first single is on its way, called “Akoma”, which means heart on Akan. Music video for the single Akoma is filmed in Sweden and is directed by the famous film director Nikeisha Andersson. Tsoobi has a fantastic team she works with. Including Dennis Graham – more famous as Drakes father.

With African beats and music inspired by favorite artists Queen Ifrica, Rihanna, Burna Boy and Bob Marley, we welcome Tsoobi for a unique event att Studio Live.

OPENING ACT

Robin K.O moves freely within his Swedish appealing romantic rap pop with Caribbean influences. After breaking his back, Robin jumped into the studio and recorded his Debute singel “PRIMA” released December 1 with a luxurious music video filmed on Gran Canaria with TV

DRESSCODE: Black or White

TICKETS: https://www.fotografiska.com/sto/aktiviteter/live-tsoobi-studio-live/

HIGHTS – NOV 30

Registration required – location revealed on rave-day – 8 min from Slussen t-bana.

Intimate venue – limited capacity – arrive on time – tickets at door 200 SEK

ATTEND FB EVENT AND PROCEED TO REGISTER AT HIGHTS.SE/REGISTER

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Running order:

TOKI (HIGHTS) – All Night Long

With a melodic signature sound, TOKI tells a unique story with a captivating rhythmic voyage, channelling subtle influences from Balkan folk music, Baile Funk and groove-induced techno.

https://soundcloud.com/alltoki

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– Funktion One
– Bar / inside & outside
– Snacks
– N2O
– Age 23+