The district's public events in one place: singalongs, jazz, concerts and Friday dancing at the Hjorthagen culture house on Artemisgatan, and Berghs' breakfast lectures and festival in Gasverket. Dates, times and admission are given as the organiser publishes them.
The list is read from the organisers' own pages and re-checked regularly — the date below shows when. Buy tickets and read the latest from the organiser; we sell nothing, and we do not add events we cannot source.
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Family tour at 13:00. Workshop with Sanne Lovén Rolén 13:00–16:00
An autumn-break programme for families with a tour at 13:00 every day the museum is open: on three of the days a ghost tour about the metro train Silverpilen, on the others a family tour. From Tuesday 27 October children build homes for imaginary animals living in the metro, in textile and cardboard and together with the artist Sanne Lovén Rolén — no sign-up, as long as there is room — and each one becomes a carriage in a shared train. A film about the ghost train Silverpilen and Kymlinge station also runs on floor 4.
Included in admission — 150 kr adult, 75 kr student and pensioner, free under 18
24 October–1 November, a tour every day at 13:00 — closed 26 OctoberPerformance run
Musik till minne – a quiet hour for those we miss, with Nina Fylkegård (voice), Agnes Wall Ströberg (cello), Kerstin Alling (piano and organ) and the priest Annelie Lowén
Engelbrekt parish’s Saturday culture afternoons in Hjorthagskyrkan, held since 2018: concerts, singalongs and talks at 15:00, often giving young musicians a stage before they move on. Places are limited, but you can usually just turn up without booking.
Halloween in TEATERN: Sthlm Scare builds the haunted attraction VAIN, a cosmetic clinic where the pursuit of perfection has gone badly wrong, with body horror and performers who come very close. The route takes about ten minutes, partly crawling and through narrow spaces, in groups of at most two. The organiser admits ages 13 and up, minors with an adult, and tickets are bought in advance through kulturlackage.se.
150 kr, ages 13 and up. Tickets are sold online only, not at the door
Family tour at 13:00. Workshop with Sanne Lovén Rolén 13:00–16:00
An autumn-break programme for families with a tour at 13:00 every day the museum is open: on three of the days a ghost tour about the metro train Silverpilen, on the others a family tour. From Tuesday 27 October children build homes for imaginary animals living in the metro, in textile and cardboard and together with the artist Sanne Lovén Rolén — no sign-up, as long as there is room — and each one becomes a carriage in a shared train. A film about the ghost train Silverpilen and Kymlinge station also runs on floor 4.
Included in admission — 150 kr adult, 75 kr student and pensioner, free under 18
24 October–1 November, a tour every day at 13:00 — closed 26 OctoberPerformance run
Life drawing in TEATERN: participants draw on their own from a live model who changes pose on a schedule set beforehand. No experience is needed, but bring your own materials. Drop in, no booking, led by Veronica Ralston.
220 kr, members 170 kr — paid on the spot each time
An open stage in STUDION for anyone who wants to sing jazz, blues or ballads backed by the house band. Drop in, no sign-up needed — bring sheet music or chords, and your own microphone if you have one.
Blue line towards Akalla: Kungsträdgården, Rådhuset, Solna centrum and Hallonbergen
A museum educator rides the metro with the group and shows the art at four stations along one line, which changes from one date to the next. The tour takes about an hour, the meeting point comes in a separate email after booking, and the museum reserves the right to change plans if traffic is disrupted. Not recommended for children under 15.
150 kr, or 75 kr for students, pensioners and young people up to 18. An SL ticket is not included
A discussion circle in Kammaren, with four Wednesday meetings over the autumn. Participants take turns proposing subjects — topical, controversial or simply thought-provoking — and whoever’s proposal is chosen reads up on it and opens the next meeting. It is led by Danusia Sznap. Drop in, no booking.
Black Stallion Estate Winery, with the winemaker Ralf Holdenried
A winemaker’s dinner with Black Stallion Estate Winery, which the restaurant describes as a trip through Napa Valley: six courses, seven selected wines and a chance to meet the winemaker Ralf Holdenried. Tables are booked through the restaurant’s booking page.
Södra Hagalund: Framtidens stadsdel — Emelie Grind and Alexander Fagerlund of Solna municipality on the district being planned around a new station as the green line is extended to Arenastaden
Thursday evening talks on the metro, the city and the history of public transport, with historians, artists and city planners among the speakers. Each talk lasts an hour and is not meant for small children. The museum stays open late with free admission from 17:00 to 21:00 on those Thursdays, so there is time for the exhibitions first, and tickets are sold through the museum’s online ticket shop.
60 kr, or 30 kr for pensioners, students and ages 12 to 17
An evening talk at Berghs on Roblox as a social platform for Gen Z and Gen Alpha and as an advertising channel for brands. Jonathan Gustavii, who has built campaigns on Roblox and Fortnite for brands including Warner Bros. and H&M, explains the platform and how it drives new ways of socialising and making content. Registration required; the school states no price.
Thursday 5 November, 17:00–18:00, in EnglishOne-off
A stage in TEATERN for people who write their own music and want to perform it, and for anyone who wants to hear songwriters. All genres are welcome — performers sign up by email, with the address on the venue’s page, and anyone who would rather not play is just as welcome in the audience. Run together with NBV.
Dancing to a live band every Friday afternoon in TEATERN at the culture house on Artemisgatan. Drop in, no booking needed — the autumn programme ends on 18 December.
Members 140 kr, otherwise 190 kr — coffee and a bun included
SMK Storband plays danceable big-band music from the 1940s onwards — Count Basie, Ellington and later Sinatra — with three singers, Vanja Holmgren, Johan Bendz and Britta Grassman, taking solos, duets and trios. The band is led by the trombonist Nils Mannerfeldt.
Life drawing in TEATERN: participants draw on their own from a live model who changes pose on a schedule set beforehand. No experience is needed, but bring your own materials. Drop in, no booking, led by Veronica Ralston.
220 kr, members 170 kr — paid on the spot each time
The culture house’s jazz club, with a different band at each Tuesday club night in TEATERN. Its October programme is Stockholm Jazz Festival – Ung Scen i Hjorthagen, from 9 to 18 October, and the autumn closes with a Christmas finale on 15 December.
Green line southbound: Medborgarplatsen, Enskede gård, Globen, and Stureby or Högdalen
A museum educator rides the metro with the group and shows the art at four stations along one line, which changes from one date to the next. The tour takes about an hour, the meeting point comes in a separate email after booking, and the museum reserves the right to change plans if traffic is disrupted. Not recommended for children under 15.
150 kr, or 75 kr for students, pensioners and young people up to 18. An SL ticket is not included
Singalong evenings at the culture house, each with its own theme or guest artist. The singalong choir and the pianists Kjell Nordenstam and Paul Svanström take part, and the song leader Anders Starck takes the room through the evening’s repertoire — mostly Swedish songs, from Bellman and Taube to Cornelis, with some Elvis, Beatles and American jazz standards. Buying ahead through Tickster guarantees a reserved seat, and the songbook is included. The café opens at 18:00.
150 kr, or 125 kr for members of Folkkulturcentrum or a partner association
Knappar, kragar & kavajer: 111 år av uniformer — SL’s work clothes through the years, read against the history of fashion. Run with the museum’s friends’ association, whose members get in free but still need to book a ticket
Thursday evening talks on the metro, the city and the history of public transport, with historians, artists and city planners among the speakers. Each talk lasts an hour and is not meant for small children. The museum stays open late with free admission from 17:00 to 21:00 on those Thursdays, so there is time for the exhibitions first, and tickets are sold through the museum’s online ticket shop.
60 kr, or 30 kr for pensioners, students and ages 12 to 17
Dancing to a live band every Friday afternoon in TEATERN at the culture house on Artemisgatan. Drop in, no booking needed — the autumn programme ends on 18 December.
Members 140 kr, otherwise 190 kr — coffee and a bun included
A story time at the library on Bobergsgatan, meant for children aged two to six, and siblings outside that range can come along. The library gives families with children as its audience.
A concert and dance evening in TEATERN with Emilia Amper on nyckelharpa and vocals, Anders Löfberg on cello and vocals and Fredrik Gille on percussion. The trio plays Swedish traditional tunes and Amper’s own compositions. Amper’s awards include the Zorn badge in silver and a world championship title on the nyckelharpa.
I magiskt novemberljus – Bo Karlsson (violin), Rigmor Bådal (double bass) and Kerstin Alling (piano and organ)
Engelbrekt parish’s Saturday culture afternoons in Hjorthagskyrkan, held since 2018: concerts, singalongs and talks at 15:00, often giving young musicians a stage before they move on. Places are limited, but you can usually just turn up without booking.
Four hours in TEATERN marking Jan Hammarlund’s 75th birthday, with nineteen performers — among them Jenny Almsenius, Marie Bergman, Carin Kjellman, Maria Lindström, Ola Sandström and Kaya Ålander — and surprises the house does not name in advance.
Life drawing in TEATERN: participants draw on their own from a live model who changes pose on a schedule set beforehand. No experience is needed, but bring your own materials. Drop in, no booking, led by Veronica Ralston.
220 kr, members 170 kr — paid on the spot each time
Green line towards Hässelby: Hötorget, Rådmansgatan, Thorildsplan and Kristineberg
A museum educator rides the metro with the group and shows the art at four stations along one line, which changes from one date to the next. The tour takes about an hour, the meeting point comes in a separate email after booking, and the museum reserves the right to change plans if traffic is disrupted. Not recommended for children under 15.
150 kr, or 75 kr for students, pensioners and young people up to 18. An SL ticket is not included
A detective game played in teams among the museum’s exhibitions: a train has been hijacked, the driver has vanished and it is heading for Kymlinge, the station that never opened. Players take the part of metro police who have to read the clues right and stop the train in time. The evening takes an hour and a half, is aimed at adults and has room for 30 players at most, and the museum says places tend to run out. The museum is open late that evening with free admission from 17:00 to 21:00.
150 kr, or 75 kr up to age 17 and for members of the museum’s friends’ association
Katedraler i underjorden — Tora Derkert on her grandmother, the artist Siri Derkert, and her work at Östermalmstorg and T-Centralen
Thursday evening talks on the metro, the city and the history of public transport, with historians, artists and city planners among the speakers. Each talk lasts an hour and is not meant for small children. The museum stays open late with free admission from 17:00 to 21:00 on those Thursdays, so there is time for the exhibitions first, and tickets are sold through the museum’s online ticket shop.
60 kr, or 30 kr for pensioners, students and ages 12 to 17
Dancing to a live band every Friday afternoon in TEATERN at the culture house on Artemisgatan. Drop in, no booking needed — the autumn programme ends on 18 December.
Members 140 kr, otherwise 190 kr — coffee and a bun included
Maria af Malmborg, vocals and readings, and Stefan Forssén, piano, with Forssén’s new settings of poems by Bob Hansson, Eva-Stina Byggmästar, Harry Martinson and Göran Sonnevi, among others. Songs, texts and jazz improvisation in TEATERN, about 90 minutes in two sets with an interval.
Life drawing in TEATERN: participants draw on their own from a live model who changes pose on a schedule set beforehand. No experience is needed, but bring your own materials. Drop in, no booking, led by Veronica Ralston.
220 kr, members 170 kr — paid on the spot each time
The culture house’s jazz club, with a different band at each Tuesday club night in TEATERN. Its October programme is Stockholm Jazz Festival – Ung Scen i Hjorthagen, from 9 to 18 October, and the autumn closes with a Christmas finale on 15 December.
Blue line towards Akalla: Kungsträdgården, Rådhuset, Solna centrum and Hallonbergen. Fully booked when the ticket shop was read on 28 October
A museum educator rides the metro with the group and shows the art at four stations along one line, which changes from one date to the next. The tour takes about an hour, the meeting point comes in a separate email after booking, and the museum reserves the right to change plans if traffic is disrupted. Not recommended for children under 15.
150 kr, or 75 kr for students, pensioners and young people up to 18. An SL ticket is not included
An evening workshop in urban sketching with Nina Johansson — drawing the city quickly and on the spot, without aiming for a finished picture. After a short introduction in Vivis verkstad the group sketches out in the exhibitions with the metro as its theme, and the evening ends back in the workshop, colouring the sketches and seeing what everyone else caught. No drawing experience is needed, and it is not suited to small children.
Nya transportsätt: Sparkcyklar, bilpooler och självkörande taxis — how car pools, bikes and scooters already work alongside public transport, and what is coming next
Thursday evening talks on the metro, the city and the history of public transport, with historians, artists and city planners among the speakers. Each talk lasts an hour and is not meant for small children. The museum stays open late with free admission from 17:00 to 21:00 on those Thursdays, so there is time for the exhibitions first, and tickets are sold through the museum’s online ticket shop.
60 kr, or 30 kr for pensioners, students and ages 12 to 17
A stage in TEATERN for people who write their own music and want to perform it, and for anyone who wants to hear songwriters. All genres are welcome — performers sign up by email, with the address on the venue’s page, and anyone who would rather not play is just as welcome in the audience. Run together with NBV.
Dancing to a live band every Friday afternoon in TEATERN at the culture house on Artemisgatan. Drop in, no booking needed — the autumn programme ends on 18 December.
Members 140 kr, otherwise 190 kr — coffee and a bun included
Vi sjunger in advent (singing in Advent) – Carl Ackerfeldt (baritone) and the organist Kerstin Alling
Engelbrekt parish’s Saturday culture afternoons in Hjorthagskyrkan, held since 2018: concerts, singalongs and talks at 15:00, often giving young musicians a stage before they move on. Places are limited, but you can usually just turn up without booking.
Two performances in Studion: 13:00–15:00 and 17:00–19:00
A storytelling performance in Studion: the participants in the culture house’s storytelling course tell Nordic myths, tales and legends to an audience, after eight course sessions directed by Annabelle Rice. There are two performances on the day, and tickets are sold through Tickster.
125 kr, members 100 kr, free under 18
Saturday 28 November, two performances: 13:00–15:00 and 17:00–19:00One-off
Life drawing in TEATERN: participants draw on their own from a live model who changes pose on a schedule set beforehand. No experience is needed, but bring your own materials. Drop in, no booking, led by Veronica Ralston.
220 kr, members 170 kr — paid on the spot each time
An open stage in STUDION for anyone who wants to sing jazz, blues or ballads backed by the house band. Drop in, no sign-up needed — bring sheet music or chords, and your own microphone if you have one.
A discussion circle in Kammaren, with four Wednesday meetings over the autumn. Participants take turns proposing subjects — topical, controversial or simply thought-provoking — and whoever’s proposal is chosen reads up on it and opens the next meeting. It is led by Danusia Sznap. Drop in, no booking.
Dancing to a live band every Friday afternoon in TEATERN at the culture house on Artemisgatan. Drop in, no booking needed — the autumn programme ends on 18 December.
Members 140 kr, otherwise 190 kr — coffee and a bun included
Strålande stjärna – Hjorthagskyrkans Vokalensemble with Michael Engström (piano), conducted by Eva Wedin
Engelbrekt parish’s Saturday culture afternoons in Hjorthagskyrkan, held since 2018: concerts, singalongs and talks at 15:00, often giving young musicians a stage before they move on. Places are limited, but you can usually just turn up without booking.
A dance class at the library on Bobergsgatan for new parents with the baby in a wrap or carrier: a playful fifty-minute workshop to upbeat music. It is for babies up to twelve months, and one place covers one adult and one baby.
Free, but places must be booked — booking opens on 2 November. Drop in if there is room
Life drawing in TEATERN: participants draw on their own from a live model who changes pose on a schedule set beforehand. No experience is needed, but bring your own materials. Drop in, no booking, led by Veronica Ralston.
220 kr, members 170 kr — paid on the spot each time
Claes Jansson, Hans Backenroth, Lennart Simonsson Trio. 250 kr
The culture house’s jazz club, with a different band at each Tuesday club night in TEATERN. Its October programme is Stockholm Jazz Festival – Ung Scen i Hjorthagen, from 9 to 18 October, and the autumn closes with a Christmas finale on 15 December.
Guests: Anders Linder, Bo Hülphers and Kerstin Wikström
Singalong evenings at the culture house, each with its own theme or guest artist. The singalong choir and the pianists Kjell Nordenstam and Paul Svanström take part, and the song leader Anders Starck takes the room through the evening’s repertoire — mostly Swedish songs, from Bellman and Taube to Cornelis, with some Elvis, Beatles and American jazz standards. Buying ahead through Tickster guarantees a reserved seat, and the songbook is included. The café opens at 18:00.
150 kr, or 125 kr for members of Folkkulturcentrum or a partner association
A Lucia concert among the trams and buses on display on the museum’s floor 1, which becomes a concert hall for the evening. Lilla kören — a mixed choir of around thirty singers, founded in 2005 by Pelle Olofson with pupils from the Adolf Fredrik music classes and led by Seline Laugesen since 2025 — sings in Christmas and Lucia. Seats are sold in the museum’s online ticket shop, and it is the last Thursday of the autumn’s late opening with free admission from 17:00 to 21:00.
Seats: 100 kr adult, 50 kr for students, pensioners and under-18s. Standing room as space allows, cannot be booked
Dancing to a live band every Friday afternoon in TEATERN at the culture house on Artemisgatan. Drop in, no booking needed — the autumn programme ends on 18 December.
Members 140 kr, otherwise 190 kr — coffee and a bun included
A story time at the library on Bobergsgatan, meant for children aged two to six, and siblings outside that range can come along. The library gives families with children as its audience.
Lucia concert – the church’s children’s choir Hjorthagen Voices with instrumentalists, conducted by Kerstin Alling
Engelbrekt parish’s Saturday culture afternoons in Hjorthagskyrkan, held since 2018: concerts, singalongs and talks at 15:00, often giving young musicians a stage before they move on. Places are limited, but you can usually just turn up without booking.
Life drawing in TEATERN: participants draw on their own from a live model who changes pose on a schedule set beforehand. No experience is needed, but bring your own materials. Drop in, no booking, led by Veronica Ralston.
220 kr, members 170 kr — paid on the spot each time
Christmas finale with Hayati Kafé, Monica Dominique, Patrik Boman and Ronnie Gardiner. 265 kr, members 220 kr
The culture house’s jazz club, with a different band at each Tuesday club night in TEATERN. Its October programme is Stockholm Jazz Festival – Ung Scen i Hjorthagen, from 9 to 18 October, and the autumn closes with a Christmas finale on 15 December.
Dancing to a live band every Friday afternoon in TEATERN at the culture house on Artemisgatan. Drop in, no booking needed — the autumn programme ends on 18 December.
Members 140 kr, otherwise 190 kr — coffee and a bun included
Christmas concert: Let the Angels sing – Camerata Engelbrekt with Per Gross (flute), conducted by Bengt Eklund
Engelbrekt parish’s Saturday culture afternoons in Hjorthagskyrkan, held since 2018: concerts, singalongs and talks at 15:00, often giving young musicians a stage before they move on. Places are limited, but you can usually just turn up without booking.
Life drawing in TEATERN: participants draw on their own from a live model who changes pose on a schedule set beforehand. No experience is needed, but bring your own materials. Drop in, no booking, led by Veronica Ralston.
220 kr, members 170 kr — paid on the spot each time
A service of music with the SingAlling choir, conducted by Kerstin Alling
Engelbrekt parish’s Saturday culture afternoons in Hjorthagskyrkan, held since 2018: concerts, singalongs and talks at 15:00, often giving young musicians a stage before they move on. Places are limited, but you can usually just turn up without booking.
The autumn’s Öppen Kroki has one session printed after the turn of the year: Monday 11 January in TEATERN, the last line in the autumn page’s list of Mondays. The format is the same — drawing on your own from a live model, bring your own materials, drop in with no booking and pay on the spot. The culture house had published no spring programme when the page was read on 28 October.
220 kr, members 170 kr — paid on the spot each time
The spring’s four open-stage evenings in STUDION, one Tuesday a month from February to May, for anyone who wants to sing jazz, blues or ballads backed by the house band. No sign-up — bring sheet music or chords, and your own microphone if you have one. The host is Inger Nerman.
The spring’s four open-stage evenings in STUDION, one Tuesday a month from February to May, for anyone who wants to sing jazz, blues or ballads backed by the house band. No sign-up — bring sheet music or chords, and your own microphone if you have one. The host is Inger Nerman.
The spring’s four open-stage evenings in STUDION, one Tuesday a month from February to May, for anyone who wants to sing jazz, blues or ballads backed by the house band. No sign-up — bring sheet music or chords, and your own microphone if you have one. The host is Inger Nerman.
The spring’s four open-stage evenings in STUDION, one Tuesday a month from February to May, for anyone who wants to sing jazz, blues or ballads backed by the house band. No sign-up — bring sheet music or chords, and your own microphone if you have one. The host is Inger Nerman.
Members and students 130 kr, otherwise 150 kr
Tuesdays 18:45–21:45, doors 18:15Monthly
Recurring, no dates set
Series that run continuously, and events where the organiser names the format but not the dates.
— A guided tour of the museum’s temporary exhibition Tunnelbanan – i takt med tiden, on the metro’s path from building project to public space, cultural stage and vision of the future, with works by Jan Håfström, Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd and Bigert & Bergström, among others. The Thursday evening tour is occasionally held in one of the museum’s other exhibitions. The museum is open late with free admission from 17:00 to 21:00 on Thursdays until 10 December, except 3 December, when it is closed.
— A tour for families with children from six: the group looks at the oldest and newest, smallest and largest objects in the collection and talks about why a museum keeps some things and lets others go. Every Saturday and Sunday, at the museum in Gasverket.
— The school’s recurring unconference, a forum for conversation and sharing knowledge. The most recent Stockholm edition, Berghs Unconference:AI in March 2026, was the fifth, by the school’s count.