TRONDHEIM MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL
Do you want to experience a taste of medieval Trondheim this September? Join the Medieval Festival, hosted at Sverresborg Museum! There will be stands, stalls, knights, games, and so much more!
WRITING WORKSHOP
Join a writing workshop with psychologist, researcher and author Olga V. Lehmann, who, through simple techniques, guides participants in exploring and writing about silence in everyday life – as a space for reflection, emotions and creativity.
The workshop is part of the project "Silent Archive" at NTNU/ONH. Sharing what you write is completely voluntary. The guidance is given in both Norwegian and English.
BUILD STOOLS!
Need an extra seat, a small shoe bench, a step stool in the kitchen, or simply a reason to start making things yourself?
Then join Buildher’s first workshop of the season as they build simple wooden stools across five evenings!
YARN MARKET
Saturday, September 19th, TRD_strikk are back at HAVET with the autumn knitting market! Yarn, knitting designs, accessories, creative exhibitors and lots of inspiration for autumn knitting projects!
Free entrance!
BUILD STOOLS!
Need an extra seat, a small shoe bench, a step stool in the kitchen, or simply a reason to start making things yourself?
Then join Buildher’s first workshop of the season as they build simple wooden stools across five evenings!
KULTURNATT
Kulturnatt is Trondheims biggest one-day festival. A yearly happening where you can enjoy the varied culture scene of Trondheim for free; concerts, shows, workshops, exhibitions and much more.
LGBTQ+ FOLKS AS POLITICAL TARGETS
FREE event by Amnesty International
Several religious and right-wing populist movements portray LGBTQ+ people, and particularly transgender individuals, as a threat to children, families, and “traditional” values. Why do LGBTQ+ people so often become targets of these political attacks? What similarities and differences exist between opposition to LGBTQ+ people and LGBTQ+ activism in the United States, Turkey, and Norway?
BUILD STOOLS!
Need an extra seat, a small shoe bench, a step stool in the kitchen, or simply a reason to start making things yourself?
Then join Buildher’s first workshop of the season as they build simple wooden stools across five evenings!
🏳️🌈 STONE BUTCH BLUES DANCE WORKSHOP
As a participant in the workshop, you will receive an introduction to the Butch Tribute performance series and learn the choreography for the dance piece Stone Butch Blues, which we will perform together at Åpen Skeiv Scene later that evening.
Find your inner stone butch!
The workshop is free, but send an email to register to: butchtribute@gmail.com
PRIDE PARADESHOW WORKSHOP
Over two evenings DJ URSULA (Magnus Nordbekk) and choreographer Aritzo Hussein will rehearse simple parade choreography and movement moments with you. You will march under Rosendal Teater's banner in the parade!
The workshop is suitable for anyone who wants to walk in the parade, and you do not need to have dance experience to join.
MONOTYPE WORKSHOP
Between 18 and 25? TKM UNG is holding a low-threshold course in monotype!
Together with visual artist and educator Ingunn Ystad, you will get to know Inger Sitter's graphic works and techniques for monotype.
The ticket includes all materials in addition to coffee and snacks.
FIX IT @ ISAK!
Do you have clothes lying around that could use a longer life? Maybe you have a garment that has become a little out of fashion, has suffered a small damage, has become too tight/big – or maybe it just lacks a little character?
BUILD STOOLS!
Need an extra seat, a small shoe bench, a step stool in the kitchen, or simply a reason to start making things yourself?
Then join Buildher’s first workshop of the season as they build simple wooden stools across five evenings!
MARTIN LEPPERØD & JAVAD EL-BAKALI
*in Norwegian
Martin and Javad both have a lot to report, and even more they probably shouldn't have said. You know Javad from, among other things, @utlending.memes, Humoretaten and the podcast "Javad & Jørgen", while Martin Lepperød has filled Oslo Spektrum and is behind "Nesten hele uka med Lepperød."
BUILD STOOLS!
Need an extra seat, a small shoe bench, a step stool in the kitchen, or simply a reason to start making things yourself?
Then join Buildher’s first workshop of the season as they build simple wooden stools across five evenings!
DEATH CAFÉ
Death Cafe is a monthly meeting to discuss the topic of death. It is an opportunity for any kind of conversation around death and dying in a space that is held to ensure respect and confidentiality, where the difference of points of view, beliefs and multiculturalism are celebrated. Come, be curious, dare
Tickets (free, registration required)
DEBATE: TRØNDELAG IN GROWTH?
Norwegian politics can be difficult to follow if you’re not fluent in Norwegian. That’s why they’re bringing the debate to you in English.
Join at the Digs Main Stage for a high-energy evening with local politicians, and get your questions ready, because audience questions are encouraged!
INNOVASJONSDAGENE
Learn all about innovation happening at NTNU! There will be lots of booths and folks to chat with at Gruva on Gløshaugen campus.
BUILDHER: FIX THAT THING! pt 2
Two evenings to create, repair, or finally finish that project you’ve been putting off! First day was June 17.
BUILDHER: FIX THAT THING!
Two evenings to create, repair, or finally finish that project you’ve been putting off! Second day is June 24.
POETRY À TABLE
Poetry à Table is an international community where people gather around poems, reflections and philosophy. Poetry à Table is a place for those who want to feel the rhythm of honest conversations and poetry. Only 50,- entry!
📝 JOURNAL WORKSHOP!
Make your own faux leather journal! Kunsthall provides the materials, you provide yourself with a little craft time & a small journal to fill your thoughts with
There are two timeslots with tickets available:
12:00 - 1:45p.m.
2:00 - 3:45p.m.
BUILDHER WORKSHOP 3
Over three evenings (May 20, 27, & June 3) at Buildher, you’ll design and build simple, functional pieces for your outdoor space. You’ll learn basic tool skills and simple construction techniques!
Examples of types of things you could make:
plant holder for balcony/garden
herbs/flower/veg planter box
outdoor shelf for plants/decor
simple bench/surface for outdoor space
structures for climbing plants/hanging pots
BUILDHER WORKSHOP 2
Over three evenings (May 20, 27, & June 3) at Buildher, you’ll design and build simple, functional pieces for your outdoor space. You’ll learn basic tool skills and simple construction techniques!
Examples of types of things you could make:
plant holder for balcony/garden
herbs/flower/veg planter box
outdoor shelf for plants/decor
simple bench/surface for outdoor space
structures for climbing plants/hanging pots
BUILDHER WORKSHOP 1
Over three evenings (May 20, 27, & June 3) at Buildher, you’ll design and build simple, functional pieces for your outdoor space. You’ll learn basic tool skills and simple construction techniques!
Examples of types of things you could make:
plant holder for balcony/garden
herbs/flower/veg planter box
outdoor shelf for plants/decor
simple bench/surface for outdoor space
structures for climbing plants/hanging pots
PINT OF SCIENCE FESTIVAL
The Pint of Science festival aims to deliver exciting and engaging talks on the latest science and research discoveries in an accessible and fun format to the public – all in the pub! This is a mini festival, with three lectures over the course of three evenings.
FEMINIST HISTORY TOUR (NORSK)
Trondheim's history is full of tough women who broke out of tight spaces and charted new courses. But in the city's sculpture park, in the flora of street and road names, we find few traces of them. The Feminist House in Trondheim is taking action to stop this culture of forgetting and invites you to a Women's History Walk!
Where did the Nordic region's foremost contraceptive pioneers work? Where did Trondheim's first female truck driver work? Why does the walk stop at the Courthouse?
OPEN MIC // SKEIV SCENE
You can register in advance or ask questions to skeivscene@gmail.com.
It’s also possible to register during the evening.
This evening we will be visited by Itssageybabyy, a queer rapper from Trøndelag who promises a show like no other.
NORDIC LITERATURE FESTIVAL
The first Nordic Literature Festival takes place in April!
There are several authors from across the Nordics giving talks at Litteraturhuset over this weekend.
JONIS JOSEF
Comedian and storyteller Jonis Josef invites you into a vivid, honest and often surprising portrait of a life that is shaped "on the edge". In Kaktus, he conveys stories from his background, his journey and the choices that have made him who he is — with both warmth, humor and seriousness that follow each other closely.
OPEN MIC // SKEIV SCENE
You can register in advance or ask questions to skeivscene@gmail.com.
It’s also possible to register during the evening.
This evening we will be visited by Itssageybabyy, a queer rapper from Trøndelag who promises a show like no other.
BUNAD: DRESS, FEELING, JUDGEMENT!
Why is the bunad the only garment we seriously discuss in Norway? Where does it come from? And where are we going? Litteraturhuset in Trondheim invites you to an exciting conversation about the garment we all have a relationship with: the bunad!
JONIS JOSEF
Comedian and storyteller Jonis Josef invites you into a vivid, honest and often surprising portrait of a life that is shaped "on the edge". In Kaktus, he conveys stories from his background, his journey and the choices that have made him who he is — with both warmth, humor and seriousness that follow each other closely.
JONIS JOSEF
Comedian and storyteller Jonis Josef invites you into a vivid, honest and often surprising portrait of a life that is shaped "on the edge". In Kaktus, he conveys stories from his background, his journey and the choices that have made him who he is — with both warmth, humor and seriousness that follow each other closely.
HOW DOES THE BRAIN WORK?
with Edvard Moser, a Nobel winner!
*in Norwegian
"How does the brain work? About spatial sense, time sense and memory" at Pirsenteret. The event is free and open to all interested parties, but registration is required due to limited space. Complimentary coffee, tea & a light breakfast.