— Festival atmosphere
What's happening in Stavanger, Sandnes, Bryne or Egersund – today, tomorrow or this weekend? Check out the calendar for concerts, festivals, theatre, exhibitions and sports. This is what's happening in the region right now. - All tickets are sold by the event organisers or their authorised ticket providers. Edge of Norway does not sell or resell tickets.
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Art and museums
Arkeologisk Museum, Universitetet i Stavanger
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.
Music
Theatre and dramatic arts
Art and museums
IDDIS, Norsk grafisk museum og Norsk Hermetikkmuseum.
Discover the art of bookbinding in Bibliofilia. View rare bindings & try it yourself! Sponsored by SR-Bank Foundation.
Festivals
Lundetun
19:00
Aurefestivalen is back on the second weekend Sept 2026. Live music, free breakfast, stalls, raffles and local food.
Tribute
21:30
Visegard & Spiritual Death bring fierce Norwegian black metal, blending folklore, pagan darkness and crushing riffs.
Sal 1
19:00
Bjørn Mattis Eng and Ingvar Hovland present Folkefonna at Egersund Kulturhus on 11 September, marking its premiere and release.
Tribute
21:30
Telemark black metal band Visegard blends folklore, pagan sounds and raw brutality, celebrating their remastered debut and latest releases.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Rogaland Teater Teaterhallen
20:00
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.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Stavanger og omregn
Discover the Norwegian Organ Festival in Stavanger, Sept 5–13, with inspiring concerts, immersive performances, and unique musical experiences for all.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Stavanger konserthus Kuppelhallen
19:00
Veronica Simoné returns with a brutally honest and hilarious one-woman show about life, loss, anxiety and unexpected twists.
Checkpoint Charlie
22:00
Ultimate Emo Party arrives in Stavanger with DJ Villbrød, featuring emo, pop-punk and nu metal hits all night long.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Folken
20:00
Bremer/McCoy return to Folken with their unique blend of spiritual jazz, hymns, folk, dub, and Scandinavian melancholy. Known for intimate, improvised concerts, they create a meditative atmosphere with double bass, piano, organ, and tape machines. Their new album Kosmos explores presence, freedom, and connection. Doors 19:30, concert 20:00. Age limit 18+ or with guardian. A special musical experience you won't want to miss.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Rogaland Teater Intimscenen
19:30
A powerful musical drama about historical witch trials, giving voice to accused women through music, storytelling and original magical texts.
Theatre and dramatic arts
Rogaland Teater Hovedscenen
19:30
Stage performance 'Løvetann' exploring growth, resilience and youth, with Kim Fairchild, Espen Hana and jazz ensemble at Hovedscenen. In Norwegian.