Was ist los in Stavanger, Sandnes, Bryne und Egersund? Norwegens größtes Food Festival, Gladmat, Musikfestivals von Jazz über Elektro und Rock zu Klassik und Kammermusik, Literaturwoche und eine Menge Sportveranstaltungen wie Marathons, Radrennen und ein Rollski-Festival.
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Get a rare glimpse into the mysteries of the Cathedral at the heart of Stavanger. Visit the new exhibition to explore ancient graves, relics, and medieval art.
Get a rare glimpse into the mysteries of the Cathedral at the heart of Stavanger. Visit the new exhibition to explore ancient graves, relics, and medieval art.
Get a rare glimpse into the mysteries of the Cathedral at the heart of Stavanger. Visit the new exhibition to explore ancient graves, relics, and medieval art.
Geologist Bjørn Lindberg explores Earth's 4.6-billion-year history and humanity's brief place in it, putting life and our era into perspective. In Norwegian.
Get a rare glimpse into the mysteries of the Cathedral at the heart of Stavanger. Visit the new exhibition to explore ancient graves, relics, and medieval art.
The potato festival at Bryne is back and everyone is looking forward to meeting in the centre of Bryne with great festival offers, a Little Grey Fergie parade, Jærbondens market and much more.
ESAU AND JACOB (2026) – Rogaland Theatre
June – 19 September · Teaterhallen
Duration: 1 hr 30 min (without intermission)
Svein Tindberg is back with Esau and Jacob – a strong and gripping monologue about war, forgiveness, and brotherly conflict. The performance, which previously played to full houses, gives new life to one of the oldest stories in our culture through an intimate and powerful stage narrative.
With simple means, humor, and personal reflections, Tindberg creates a warm and thought‑provoking theatre experience. A collaboration between the Norwegian Bible Society and Victoria Productions.
Finn Iunker and Ingrid Z. Aanestad explore love, passion and difficult relationships through their new novels Romanse and Eit verkeleg liv. In Norwegian.
An evening exploring Astri's story, 17th-century witch trials and Marit Victoria Wulff Andreassen's artistic interpretation in the exhibition Mitt Stavanger. In Norwegian.
A lecture on Kitty Kielland's role in 1880s debates on women's sexuality, equality and social norms, presented by Inger M. Lund Gudmundson. In Norwegian.
Anette Gellein's Tender Endings explores desire, power and violence through film, performance and installation, blending fantasy, history and queer world-building.
Get a rare glimpse into the mysteries of the Cathedral at the heart of Stavanger. Visit the new exhibition to explore ancient graves, relics, and medieval art.
The potato festival at Bryne is back and everyone is looking forward to meeting in the centre of Bryne with great festival offers, a Little Grey Fergie parade, Jærbondens market and much more.
ESAU AND JACOB (2026) – Rogaland Theatre
June – 19 September · Teaterhallen
Duration: 1 hr 30 min (without intermission)
Svein Tindberg is back with Esau and Jacob – a strong and gripping monologue about war, forgiveness, and brotherly conflict. The performance, which previously played to full houses, gives new life to one of the oldest stories in our culture through an intimate and powerful stage narrative.
With simple means, humor, and personal reflections, Tindberg creates a warm and thought‑provoking theatre experience. A collaboration between the Norwegian Bible Society and Victoria Productions.
Lars Elling discusses his acclaimed novels about childhood, memory and growing up in 1970s and 80s Oslo, in conversation with Bjørn Vatne. In Norwegian.
Finn Iunker discusses his long and winding journey to Palestine, alongside his writing, political development and acclaimed novel Romanse. In Norwegian.
Jenny Hval discusses her life as an artist, the boundary between stage and everyday life in a conversation with Emilie Eie, featuring Hval's favourite music.
Explore drag, gender expression and identity through humour, transformation and creative exercises. Participation is optional, with a Teddy concert included after the workshop.
Explore drag, gender expression, identity and alter egos through humour, transformation and vulnerability in this practical, exploratory workshop. In Norwegian.
Free workshop on play-based literary mediation for children aged 5–8, with practical ideas for educators, librarians and reading promoters. In Norwegian.
Nazneen Khan-Østrem explores her family's history and the enduring legacy of the British Empire, from colonialism to identity and migration today. In Norwegian.
Nina Brochmann explores 3,000 years of myths and medicine shaping women's sexuality. Followed by an optional 3 km walk or 5 km run from Sølvberget. In Norwegian.
Stian Carstensen and Lars Elling present a musical book talk on friendship, creativity and music's healing power, with live performance and readings. In Norwegian.
The potato festival at Bryne is back and everyone is looking forward to meeting in the centre of Bryne with great festival offers, a Little Grey Fergie parade, Jærbondens market and much more.
ESAU AND JACOB (2026) – Rogaland Theatre
June – 19 September · Teaterhallen
Duration: 1 hr 30 min (without intermission)
Svein Tindberg is back with Esau and Jacob – a strong and gripping monologue about war, forgiveness, and brotherly conflict. The performance, which previously played to full houses, gives new life to one of the oldest stories in our culture through an intimate and powerful stage narrative.
With simple means, humor, and personal reflections, Tindberg creates a warm and thought‑provoking theatre experience. A collaboration between the Norwegian Bible Society and Victoria Productions.
Discover ballroom and vogue culture through a fun dance workshop at Kapittel. No experience needed – just curiosity, energy and a willingness to join in.
Join Erlend Loe and Svein Nyhus for a playful journey through history, language and imagination inspired by the picture book Olav og bokstavene. In Norwegian.
Carpenter and author Ole Thorstensen explores the value of manual knowledge, skilled work and the insights found in the hands beyond theory. In Norwegian.
Experience an engaging story about the history of beer and Berentsen, explore the art of brewing, tour the brewery, and taste several beer styles that reflect both the heritage and the breadth of the range.
Vigdis Hjorth explores Tove Ditlevsen's classic novel Dependency, its impact on her writing and why Ditlevsen remains a powerful literary voice. In Norwegian.
A conversation on Norwegian Islam, identity and social change with Usman Rana, Marianne Hafnor Bøe and perspectives on faith in modern Norway. In Norwegian.
An evening with Knut featuring humour, honest stories and reflections on community, everyday life and belonging. A warm, uplifting live show. In Norwegian.
Fyllingsdalen visit Lyse Arena in round 19. The venue is cash-free, away colours belong in the away section, and companion tickets require a valid certificate.
The potato festival at Bryne is back and everyone is looking forward to meeting in the centre of Bryne with great festival offers, a Little Grey Fergie parade, Jærbondens market and much more.
