EVENTS CALENDAR

Luminous, emotive, effortlessly lyrical and always supremely refined the music and performance of Ludovico Einaudi have attracted an ever growing audience over the last two decades whose diversity and devotion are without parallel. He has released a series of chart-topping albums , sells out the most prestigious concert halls worldwide, composed a string of award-winning film scores and routinely tops audience polls becoming an internet phenomenon. With a unique musical alchemy that draws on elements of classical, rock, electronica and world musics he has rendered traditional ideas of genre and audience divide obsolete and become not only one of the best known composers in the world today but almost certainly the best loved too.

In 2011 the collection “Island” which includes also some unpublished works reached a terrific success. The tour in the same year brought him also touring in Asia where he performed in a series of sold out concerts in Japan, Thailand , Vietnam, and twice in China.

To all the Beer Pongers out there!
Austin Food Works will go at it again, this time with a few new additions to be introduced:
✱ A new playlist that will honor “All the small things”. You are more than welcome to put in your suggestions of songs, just follow the link to the event and more instructions will be given.
✱ All participating teams will be visible with “Quarterback stripes”
✱ This is the final time that the Beer Pong will have an open signup. Next time all teams need to sign up prior to playing!

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✱Rules are simple, we do 10 red solo cup pyramids in teams of 2.
✱Lobbing and bouncing is permitted.
✱The team that wins goes to the next round.
✱First round lasts 10 minutes.
✱The game will continue until there is an Austin Food Works beer pong master!
✱Judge for the evening will be Simon (as last time)
✱Coors bucket with 5 beers for 200:- (REMEMBEER you need it to play).
✱No need to sign up,just show up with your best teammate,your best confidence and an EPIC team name at 19:00!
✱However, when all the teams have played the first round it won’t be possible to join.
✱Prize is also awarded for most EPIC team name!

✱1st prize is a gift card of 500:- to spend at Austin! ✱

LET THE PONG MADNESS BEGIN!

You are welcomed to Stockholm’s biggest & best Latin Salsa & Bachata party in town!
DJ L ‘Flow & DJ Roka, DJ Isra, DJ E-Square & DJ Reik play the best music from South America, Cuba & Caribbean!
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Large dance floor Friday: DJ Reik
On the lower dance floor DJ Isra & DJ plays E-Square Salsa cubana & Cubaton Bachata

Large dance floor Saturday: DJ L’Flow & DJ Roka
Salsa floor Saturday: DJ Isra Salsa Cubana
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VIP for ladies until 24:00 Friday & Saturday: https://goo.gl/ZTgKoA
Friday: Free entrance to everyone until 23:00: https://goo.gl/Ca2hSN
Saturday: Free entrance to everyone until 23:00: https://goo.gl/do5zCo

Info:
2 dance floors + roof terrace
22:00 – 03:00
Free entrance until 23.00
Ladies free entrance to 24.00
Proper outfit!
Kristall – Kungsgatan 56, Hötorget

SUPERMARKET is an international artist-run art fair that provides a showcase of artists’ initiatives from all over the world with the aim to display their unique projects and ideas, create opportunities for new networks on the Swedish and international art scene, and share the passion and vitality that are present in this sphere of the art world.

SUPERMARKET has been arranged since 2007 by a small group of organisers most of whom are artists themselves. Supermarket is a development of Minimarket, which was held at Konstnärshuset in February 2006 in reaction to the new commercial art fair Market.

Initiated and organised by artists, this project has rapidly evolved from a modest group of local initiatives to a full-fledged international art exhibition that has made its mark and helped firmly establish Stockholm on the art world map. In 2015–17, SUPERMARKET was held in Svarta Huset at Telefonplan. For 2018, it’s taking over a new venue ‘Slaughterhouse 5’ in Slakthusområdet (the Meatpacking district) near Ericsson Globe.

International network
SUPERMARKET has altogether featured exhibitors from more than 50 countries, all part of a growing international trend of artist-run galleries, project spaces, artist collectives and other artists’ initiatives.

SUPERMARKET Programme
With its vibrant events programme, SUPERMARKET is not just a regular art fair. Besides the main exhibition it offers Supermarket TALKS & Performance programme, Supermarket MEETINGS, the Professional Networking Participants programme and it’s internationally distributed Supermarket Art Magazine.

Why an art fair for artist-run galleries?
It is becoming increasingly common for artists to take matters into their own hands and set up galleries and project spaces. SUPERMARKET is an arena for such artist-run initiatives. The aim is for SUPERMARKET to be a place where a wider public can become a part of what is happening on the artist-run scene. SUPERMARKET wants to offer the visitor an exhibition with unexpected meetings and experiences rather than focusing on sales.

Tres Hombres Art at Hotel Tylösand visits Galleri Axel in Stockholm in conjunction with Stockholm Art Week.
This will be an exclusive exhibition featuring amazing photographs by David Bowie taken by world known photographers such as Markus Klinko, Mick Rock, Bob Gruen, Terry O’Neill, Justin de Villeneuve and Anton Corbijn.

SUPERMARKET is an international artist-run art fair that provides a showcase of artists’ initiatives from all over the world with the aim to display their unique projects and ideas, create opportunities for new networks on the Swedish and international art scene, and share the passion and vitality that are present in this sphere of the art world.

SUPERMARKET has been arranged since 2007 by a small group of organisers most of whom are artists themselves. Supermarket is a development of Minimarket, which was held at Konstnärshuset in February 2006 in reaction to the new commercial art fair Market.

Initiated and organised by artists, this project has rapidly evolved from a modest group of local initiatives to a full-fledged international art exhibition that has made its mark and helped firmly establish Stockholm on the art world map. In 2015–17, SUPERMARKET was held in Svarta Huset at Telefonplan. For 2018, it’s taking over a new venue ‘Slaughterhouse 5’ in Slakthusområdet (the Meatpacking district) near Ericsson Globe.

International network
SUPERMARKET has altogether featured exhibitors from more than 50 countries, all part of a growing international trend of artist-run galleries, project spaces, artist collectives and other artists’ initiatives.

SUPERMARKET Programme
With its vibrant events programme, SUPERMARKET is not just a regular art fair. Besides the main exhibition it offers Supermarket TALKS & Performance programme, Supermarket MEETINGS, the Professional Networking Participants programme and it’s internationally distributed Supermarket Art Magazine.

Why an art fair for artist-run galleries?
It is becoming increasingly common for artists to take matters into their own hands and set up galleries and project spaces. SUPERMARKET is an arena for such artist-run initiatives. The aim is for SUPERMARKET to be a place where a wider public can become a part of what is happening on the artist-run scene. SUPERMARKET wants to offer the visitor an exhibition with unexpected meetings and experiences rather than focusing on sales.

Market Art Fair is once again bringing together the most prominent galleries, artists and collectors of the Nordic region and beyond.

During the fair selected galleries showcase an exclusive selection of the most interesting art on the Nordic art scene, focusing on carefully curated solo and duo projects. Market also features an ambitious programme of talks and projects and arranges a VIP programme for international collectors and art professionals.

It’s time again to drink beer in the sun on the Moseback terrace!
Södra Teatern is planning to hurry the spring feelings by opening the Moseback terrace for the season!

Friday, April 13, will be the day of the premiere.

On April 16, Stockholm’s film festival Junior will come alive again. Over 36 children- and youth films from 31 countries are featured in cinemas all over Stockholm

The festival’s goal is to show quality film from around the world, movies that rarely reach the usual biorepertoire, homes or schools. The views are varied with their own film making, discussion and backgrounds to bring back to the classroom. In addition, the festival is visited by a number of international filmmakers coming to Stockholm to meet the audience and answer questions. Film shows are free for all children, young people, teachers and members of the Stockholm Film Festival.

The festival week takes place in six fast-paced festival days, 16-21 April. Starting with the opening of the festival and ending with the award ceremony and gala at the cinema Skandia!

Read more about this year’s movies on the link above.

No additional detail for this event.

On April 16, Stockholm’s film festival Junior will come alive again. Over 36 children- and youth films from 31 countries are featured in cinemas all over Stockholm

The festival’s goal is to show quality film from around the world, movies that rarely reach the usual biorepertoire, homes or schools. The views are varied with their own film making, discussion and backgrounds to bring back to the classroom. In addition, the festival is visited by a number of international filmmakers coming to Stockholm to meet the audience and answer questions. Film shows are free for all children, young people, teachers and members of the Stockholm Film Festival.

The festival week takes place in six fast-paced festival days, 16-21 April. Starting with the opening of the festival and ending with the award ceremony and gala at the cinema Skandia!

Read more about this year’s movies on the link above.

No additional detail for this event.

On April 16, Stockholm’s film festival Junior will come alive again. Over 36 children- and youth films from 31 countries are featured in cinemas all over Stockholm

The festival’s goal is to show quality film from around the world, movies that rarely reach the usual biorepertoire, homes or schools. The views are varied with their own film making, discussion and backgrounds to bring back to the classroom. In addition, the festival is visited by a number of international filmmakers coming to Stockholm to meet the audience and answer questions. Film shows are free for all children, young people, teachers and members of the Stockholm Film Festival.

The festival week takes place in six fast-paced festival days, 16-21 April. Starting with the opening of the festival and ending with the award ceremony and gala at the cinema Skandia!

Read more about this year’s movies on the link above.

No additional detail for this event.

On April 16, Stockholm’s film festival Junior will come alive again. Over 36 children- and youth films from 31 countries are featured in cinemas all over Stockholm

The festival’s goal is to show quality film from around the world, movies that rarely reach the usual biorepertoire, homes or schools. The views are varied with their own film making, discussion and backgrounds to bring back to the classroom. In addition, the festival is visited by a number of international filmmakers coming to Stockholm to meet the audience and answer questions. Film shows are free for all children, young people, teachers and members of the Stockholm Film Festival.

The festival week takes place in six fast-paced festival days, 16-21 April. Starting with the opening of the festival and ending with the award ceremony and gala at the cinema Skandia!

Read more about this year’s movies on the link above.

No additional detail for this event.

Absolutely 90’s!

At Absolutely 90’s Patsy Stone picks up BSB-Kevin on the dance floor to the tones of “Barbie Girl” while the Army of Lovers throws Buffalos on Ricky Martin. At the bar, Pet Shop Boys runs the jello-shot race with Britney Spears. Leonardo DiCaprio asks the question “What Is Love” when Leila K gets ahead of the toilet queue. On the dance floor, all dance moves to “Macarena” and Robinson Robban is always “King of the Bar”.
Absolutely 90’s – An orgie of fabulous 90s nostalgia!
LIVE: EAST 17

In the 1990s, East 17 was the coolest boyband who sold millions of discs and singles worldwide. On April 20th, you can see them on Backdoor where they will perform their superhits “House Of Love” “Gold” and “Stay Another Day” In other words: Nostalgia at its best!

DJs (Backdoor)

Anders Olsson (P3)
Tilde Fröling

Hosted by: Nikki Moore & Unicorn Glitter Balls

Dance floor 2 – THE HOLE
Ronny Larsson (Schlager Profiles / QX) plays mellohits and other pleasures!

Doorwhore: Tim Alejandro

Backdoor “The best and Gayest club north of Ibiza”

Admission:
23:00 to 23:30 80 kr
23:30 to 02:00 150 kr
02:00 to 5:00 200 kr

Age limit 18 years

The band that exploded worldwide in 2017, much thanks to the hits “Thunder” and “Believer”, streamed over 1 billion times on Spotify.

Bringing Hard Rock back to where it belongs!
Get ready for a Rock n Roll Springbreak April 27th & 28th
A serious 2 day event in the heart of the city.

LINEUP:

Joe Lynn Turner

Dynazty

One Desire

Art Nation

Want to find out what’s coming up at INSPIRATION PARTY? Next month is guaranteed to have some great live entertainment options for you. THE 90’s puts on events with unique styles, so the experience is always one-of-a-kind. Ready for a night full of friends and fun? Then book a place to attend this live event. A night of dance, fancy dress, music and the chance to compete to win the prestigious The Inspiration Trophy! The party starts at 8pm all night on the most stunning dance floor in Stockholm.

Price includes: ‘throwback ticket’ into the incendiary atmosphere of 90’s with Fancy Dress Code & Entertainment, as special created watch out video & light installation during the whole night, thematic dancing show, two DJ’s, lounge area, free welcome drink 🍸 & 🍿 snacks, lottery for all guests, the photographer 📸 who will capture your jump into the time.