The cultural autumn in Stavanger and region

The cultural venues this autumn

The Stavanger region features a range of small and large cultural venues. Stavanger offers a wide selection of venues, including the Rogaland Theatre and Stavanger Concert Hall, which also houses the Stavanger Symphony Orchestra. Stavanger also offers Sølvberget Library and Cultural Centre and Tou Scene, to name a few.

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Ogna Scene – intimate concerts in a colourful retro setting

At Grønefed Kulturtun near the coastal village of Ogna, live music, storytelling and cultural evenings unfold in an intimate and distinctive setting. Combine an event with a train journey through the Jæren landscape, local food and a walk by the coast.

Explore upcoming events at Ogna Scene

From contemporary culture to concerts among medieval ruins

Sola Kulturhus offers concerts, theatre, talks and family experiences throughout the year. Some of the region’s most atmospheric performances take place at Sola Ruinkyrkje, where music meets centuries of local history.

See what’s on in Sola

Local culture and live entertainment at Varen

Varen is Randaberg’s modern cultural stage, hosting concerts, performances, talks and family events. A visit can easily be combined with the coastal landscape and cultural heritage around Tungenes.

Discover events in Randaberg

Find out what’s happening – wherever you are

Looking for a concert tonight, a family activity this weekend or a festival later in your stay? The What’s On app brings together concerts, festivals, culture, food, sports and family events across the Stavanger region. Use it as your digital compass to discover experiences nearby and plan what to do next.

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Culture in Sandnes

In Sandnes, you will find Sandnes Kulturhus, which is known for its varied programme, ranging from concerts and theatre to comedy and children's shows. The programme includes both national and international artists, as well as local talent.

What's on in Sandnes

Discover the history and art of the Stavanger region this autumn

Museum Stavanger (MUST) brings together art, local history, and maritime treasures, along with Stavanger Art Museum, Stavanger Maritime Museum, the Norwegian Children's Museum, IDDIS Norwegian Graphic Museum, and the Norwegian Canning Museum.

For a deeper insight into the past, visit the Archaeological Museum, the Iron Age Farm (open on weekends in September) and the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, which displays everything from archaeological finds to Norway's oil adventure. Several museums offer information in English, and convenient combination tickets make it easy to explore several places in one day.