EVENTS CALENDAR

Stockholm Jazz Festival is one of Sweden’s oldest festivals and one of Stockholm’s biggest events. Now in 2019  the festival is back, 11-20 October and bigger than ever spreading jazz on over 60 venues around Stockholm. It is a festival with a solid reputation in the music world and considered one of Europe’s most well-kept and pleasant festivals which for a while has had its home on the island of Skeppsholmen. With the move to Skansen in 2011 the festival began its journey into the future. Since 2012, the festival is housed indoors, on the best stages in Stockholm. In 2014 the festival expanded to 10 full days. Attendance exceeded 21,000 and some of the notable highlights included Jamie Cullum, Angelique Kidjo and the Wayne Shorter Quartet. The latter concert was broadcasted live by the renowned French television channel Mezzo to over 16 million households in 46 countries!

You can find the festival’s program here. And all about the festival’s venues here.

Tickets are available for each stage. You can find links and more information on the program page of this website. Ticket prices differ for each concert.

Stockholm Jazz Festival is one of Sweden’s oldest festivals and one of Stockholm’s biggest events. Now in 2019  the festival is back, 11-20 October and bigger than ever spreading jazz on over 60 venues around Stockholm. It is a festival with a solid reputation in the music world and considered one of Europe’s most well-kept and pleasant festivals which for a while has had its home on the island of Skeppsholmen. With the move to Skansen in 2011 the festival began its journey into the future. Since 2012, the festival is housed indoors, on the best stages in Stockholm. In 2014 the festival expanded to 10 full days. Attendance exceeded 21,000 and some of the notable highlights included Jamie Cullum, Angelique Kidjo and the Wayne Shorter Quartet. The latter concert was broadcasted live by the renowned French television channel Mezzo to over 16 million households in 46 countries!

You can find the festival’s program here. And all about the festival’s venues here.

Tickets are available for each stage. You can find links and more information on the program page of this website. Ticket prices differ for each concert.

Stockholm Jazz Festival is one of Sweden’s oldest festivals and one of Stockholm’s biggest events. Now in 2019  the festival is back, 11-20 October and bigger than ever spreading jazz on over 60 venues around Stockholm. It is a festival with a solid reputation in the music world and considered one of Europe’s most well-kept and pleasant festivals which for a while has had its home on the island of Skeppsholmen. With the move to Skansen in 2011 the festival began its journey into the future. Since 2012, the festival is housed indoors, on the best stages in Stockholm. In 2014 the festival expanded to 10 full days. Attendance exceeded 21,000 and some of the notable highlights included Jamie Cullum, Angelique Kidjo and the Wayne Shorter Quartet. The latter concert was broadcasted live by the renowned French television channel Mezzo to over 16 million households in 46 countries!

You can find the festival’s program here. And all about the festival’s venues here.

Tickets are available for each stage. You can find links and more information on the program page of this website. Ticket prices differ for each concert.

Stockholm Jazz Festival is one of Sweden’s oldest festivals and one of Stockholm’s biggest events. Now in 2019  the festival is back, 11-20 October and bigger than ever spreading jazz on over 60 venues around Stockholm. It is a festival with a solid reputation in the music world and considered one of Europe’s most well-kept and pleasant festivals which for a while has had its home on the island of Skeppsholmen. With the move to Skansen in 2011 the festival began its journey into the future. Since 2012, the festival is housed indoors, on the best stages in Stockholm. In 2014 the festival expanded to 10 full days. Attendance exceeded 21,000 and some of the notable highlights included Jamie Cullum, Angelique Kidjo and the Wayne Shorter Quartet. The latter concert was broadcasted live by the renowned French television channel Mezzo to over 16 million households in 46 countries!

You can find the festival’s program here. And all about the festival’s venues here.

Tickets are available for each stage. You can find links and more information on the program page of this website. Ticket prices differ for each concert.

14 years have passed since Cher last touched Swedish grounds with her “Farewell Tour”. A farewell many thought would be her last – but not! The iconic Oscar, Emmy and GRAMMY Award-winning artist makes a stop in Sweden during her upcoming tour “Here We Go Again Tour 2019”.

Stockholm Jazz Festival is one of Sweden’s oldest festivals and one of Stockholm’s biggest events. Now in 2019  the festival is back, 11-20 October and bigger than ever spreading jazz on over 60 venues around Stockholm. It is a festival with a solid reputation in the music world and considered one of Europe’s most well-kept and pleasant festivals which for a while has had its home on the island of Skeppsholmen. With the move to Skansen in 2011 the festival began its journey into the future. Since 2012, the festival is housed indoors, on the best stages in Stockholm. In 2014 the festival expanded to 10 full days. Attendance exceeded 21,000 and some of the notable highlights included Jamie Cullum, Angelique Kidjo and the Wayne Shorter Quartet. The latter concert was broadcasted live by the renowned French television channel Mezzo to over 16 million households in 46 countries!

You can find the festival’s program here. And all about the festival’s venues here.

Tickets are available for each stage. You can find links and more information on the program page of this website. Ticket prices differ for each concert.

Halloween at Gröna Lund is back bringing a lot of fun and great times for all ages and lots of blood-soaking news.

Fewer seats, GREATER EXPERIENCE
New for this year that all tickets are date controlled, meaning you buy a ticket for a specific date. Another news for this year is that there are limited number of tickets with a maximum of 12,500 people for each opening day as the area this year is limited due to Gröna Lund’s redevelopment. This means that even you who have free entry (0-6 years and 65+ years) need to pre-book your ticket to enter the park. Allowing Gröna Lund also to take care and scare all their guests in the best way. And they promise that this year, the park experience will be more cool than ever!

ATTRACTIONS AND HOME
The entire amusement park with attractions is open, where the Lilla Området, the kiddies area is adapted for younger visitors with pumpkins, witches, ghosts and children’s performances every day. In the Greater Area, the more courageous visitors will be able, among other things, to take part in the haunted Ship that returns and more terrifying new rides.

BUSINESS HOURS
Oct 18-20
25 Oct-3 Nov

Stockholm Jazz Festival is one of Sweden’s oldest festivals and one of Stockholm’s biggest events. Now in 2019  the festival is back, 11-20 October and bigger than ever spreading jazz on over 60 venues around Stockholm. It is a festival with a solid reputation in the music world and considered one of Europe’s most well-kept and pleasant festivals which for a while has had its home on the island of Skeppsholmen. With the move to Skansen in 2011 the festival began its journey into the future. Since 2012, the festival is housed indoors, on the best stages in Stockholm. In 2014 the festival expanded to 10 full days. Attendance exceeded 21,000 and some of the notable highlights included Jamie Cullum, Angelique Kidjo and the Wayne Shorter Quartet. The latter concert was broadcasted live by the renowned French television channel Mezzo to over 16 million households in 46 countries!

You can find the festival’s program here. And all about the festival’s venues here.

Tickets are available for each stage. You can find links and more information on the program page of this website. Ticket prices differ for each concert.

Between October 18 and November 3 (entire autumn school break), Gröna Lund will be open for Halloween celebrations. All attractions will be open and the park will be decorated in various Halloween themes, where “Lilla Området” (small area) targets the younger visitors and will be filled with pumpkins, witches, and scarecrows. Pettson o Findus Värld takes on a spookier theme and Teatern (the theatre) has a magical kid’s show twice daily.

In “Stora Området” (big area), brave souls can visit four haunted houses, where the House of Even Worse Nightmares has new frights, “Blå Tåget” (the blue train) “Lustiga Huset” (fun house) is transformed into “Olustiga Huset” (not-so-fun house), and the haunted house on water, Skeppet (the ship) returns.
Those who dare can also embark themselves in the new horror house. Gröna Lund promises a new level of fright, so be careful!

Stockholm Jazz Festival is one of Sweden’s oldest festivals and one of Stockholm’s biggest events. Now in 2019  the festival is back, 11-20 October and bigger than ever spreading jazz on over 60 venues around Stockholm. It is a festival with a solid reputation in the music world and considered one of Europe’s most well-kept and pleasant festivals which for a while has had its home on the island of Skeppsholmen. With the move to Skansen in 2011 the festival began its journey into the future. Since 2012, the festival is housed indoors, on the best stages in Stockholm. In 2014 the festival expanded to 10 full days. Attendance exceeded 21,000 and some of the notable highlights included Jamie Cullum, Angelique Kidjo and the Wayne Shorter Quartet. The latter concert was broadcasted live by the renowned French television channel Mezzo to over 16 million households in 46 countries!

You can find the festival’s program here. And all about the festival’s venues here.

Tickets are available for each stage. You can find links and more information on the program page of this website. Ticket prices differ for each concert.

Between October 18 and November 3 (entire autumn school break), Gröna Lund will be open for Halloween celebrations. All attractions will be open and the park will be decorated in various Halloween themes, where “Lilla Området” (small area) targets the younger visitors and will be filled with pumpkins, witches, and scarecrows. Pettson o Findus Värld takes on a spookier theme and Teatern (the theatre) has a magical kid’s show twice daily.

In “Stora Området” (big area), brave souls can visit four haunted houses, where the House of Even Worse Nightmares has new frights, “Blå Tåget” (the blue train) “Lustiga Huset” (fun house) is transformed into “Olustiga Huset” (not-so-fun house), and the haunted house on water, Skeppet (the ship) returns.
Those who dare can also embark themselves in the new horror house. Gröna Lund promises a new level of fright, so be careful!