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About Kulturnatt Stockholm Kulturnatt Stockholm 2021 will take place on the 24th of April, and brings all of Stockholms cultural life to you, wherever you are! For the second time in world history, Kulturnatten will take digital form. Do you prefer watching programs of your own choosing on Kulturnatt Stockholm Play, or do you prefer following the livestreams on Kulturnatts-TV? Your experience can be adjusted to your likings this year – together or alone, to your known taste or with the hope of finding something new. Either way, we will take a large part of Stockholm’s cultural life to you, wherever you are. When? How? Saturday, April 24th 2021, 18:00 – 24:00. Kulturnatts-TV will be aired live for six hours, 18:00–24:00, from different venues all over Kulturnatt Stockholm Play will remain available Stockholm. Your company through the night is until May 1st. our host, airing from the marble foyer in the Royal Dramatic Theatre. Where? Kulturnatt Stockholm Play will also be Both Kulturnatt Stockholm Play and published at 18:00 – a large digital library with Kulturnatts-TV will be found on our website. content from over 130 cultural venues which will stay available the whole night and the Kulturnatts-TV will also be broadcasted on following week. Facebook. Many – but not all – of the films on Kulturnatt Stockholm Play will be subtitled in English. Kulturnatts-TV will not be subtitled in English, since it is filmed and aired live. What is Kulturnatt Stockholm? Kulturnatt Stockholm is the night you discover what you did not know existed, or always dreamed of trying. The cultural life of Stockholm is ready to meet you and serve the best of all that is usually available and everything which is usually not. A normal year, cultural centres, galleries, theatres, museums, studios, organisations, libraries and many more stay open between 18:00-24:00 and welcome you to an unforgettable night. All free of charge. Kulturnatt Stockholm is a collaboration between Stockholms stad and Stockholms Kulturliv. On page one: In the picture: Stockholm Toy Museum Photo: Lena Larsson Page 3 of 14 April 24, 18:00 – 24:00. Kulturnatts-TV will be broadcasted on www.kulturnattstockholm.se Live streams from different cultural venues will be alternated with goodies from the pre- recorded films and presented by our host directly from the Royal Dramatic Theatre. More information about the venues we will live stream from and who the host is will be released further on. Don’t forget to follow us on social media if you want to be the first to know! Kulturnatt Stockholm Play is a digital streaming library that will be published on www.kulturnattstockholm.se at 18:00 on April 24 and remain available until May 1. Play consists of pre-recorded content from all of the 130 participants. Here, you can choose from both well-known and hidden gems from Stockholm, all showing off the best of their work. Page 4 of 14 The programme for Photo: Balettakademien Kulturnatt Stockholm Play Dance Balettakademien Mäster Olofsgården this is not a competition. Dance and Song Challenge #alladansar A dance film that deals with the friction Sing and dance and join Mäster Olofsgarden’s between two constantly competing Dance and Song Challenge! Share the joy! individuals. #alladansar Cullberg ScreenDance Festival Mountains 10 Dance Films Cullberg presents a sneak peek from Beautiful, exciting, different, amusing and “Mountains”, a solo dance piece that truly inspiring dance films from all around the premieres this spring. world. Dansens Hus Stockholm Sangeet Festival Other than Human 1-1 Bollywood Classics Participate in a pre-recorded dance perfor- Mesmerizing dance from the old days of mance together with the robot Alex! Bollywood, accompanied by live music on traditional instruments from India. Dansmuseet Dance Croquis Streetstar Follow the dancer’s movements with pulse and Dancing Alone – Reuniting in Times of a timing into the world of art. A fantastic Pandemic combination of dance, music and drawing. How does a pandemic affect the arts? What happens when the music goes silent? Kulturhuset Vällingby Dancehall with Binta Blackout Strindbergs Intima Teater Learn basic dancehall movements and steps Dödsdansen – a dance style from Jamaica. Excerpt from the dance performance Dödsdansen. History Page 5 of 14 Anna Lindhagen museum OURWAY Tours & Föreningen Stigberget Karin Lannby: A wordclass spy Meet Anna Lindhagen During World War II, Stockholm was known as Learn about the activist who devoted her life Europe’s Casablanca: a paradise for to improving the lives of the working class. espionage. Armémuseum Stadsmuseet Basker Blå – Bravely Serious Ulla Winblad Armémuseum shows parts of an exhibition Meet a gabby lady who gossips about Maria about Swedish UN soldiers; about those who Kristina Kiellström – more commonly known left and those who stayed at home. as Ulla Winblad. Economy Museum – Royal Coin Cabinet Stockholm City Archives Quiznight at the Economy Museum! Voices from the Voting Rights Bureau Test your knowledge of hyperinflations Look inside the house on Lästmakargatan in throughout history! Stockholm which during the early 20th century functioned as a Voting Rights Bureau. Ecosightseeing The Vasa Tour Strindberg Museum A boat tour where we travel in time and Visit Strindberg explore the authentic places of the Vasa saga. Writer August Strindberg lived his last years, 1908-12, at Drottninggatan 85. Join us for a Linnéa Sallay City Walks tour in a unique writer´s environment. ”At the Centre of Events” – Guided Tour A guided tour with live music around Gustavs Swedish National Heritage Board, Adolf’s Square. Archives and Library Digging for 1921! What was talked about 100 years ago? Museum of Medieval Stockholm Stockholm Bloodbath You get to know more about the power play Södergården around Sweden’s throne which culminated in Götgatan – the only way to Stockholm Stockholm Bloodbath in 1520. Listen to Stockholm-writer Maj Sandin when she tells the story of the ancient Götgatan and Nordic Ways its’ history. Stockholm Roadgames Learn & Play Nordic Ways tells the stories about some of The Hallwyl Museum Stockholm’s hidden gems and gives away some One Woman. One House. One (Enormous) Collection. hints for the game Roadgames. Wilhelmina got tired of being bored and turned her home into a monument of her Ordalaget Publishing world. & The Hallwyl Museum Female Pioneers Quiz with Eva-Karin Gyllenberg Test your knowledge about female pioneers! Page 6 of 14 Photo: VRAK – Museum of Wrecks The Museums of World Culture Vrak – Museum of Wrecks The World in a Backpack Dive Into Vrak Learn more about the incredible journey of Peek into the new museum and meet different objects – an ongoing journey still. marine archaeologists who take us down to the secrets of the Baltic Sea. The Police Museum Rubber, Fake Moustaches and Forgery The Swedish Police Museum invites you on a trip to their collections. The Royal Armoury True or False Test your history knowledge together with The Royal Armoury – the museum about Sweden’s royal history. The Royal Palace Behind the Scenes The Royal Palace shows Crown Princess Margareta’s apartment, usually not open for visitors. The Swedish Parliament Celebrate Democracy! In the windows at Mynttorget in Gamla Stan, the democratisation process is depicted dramatically. The Vasa Museum April 24, 2021 – 60 Years Since Vasa’s Salvage Director of Research Fred Hocker tells three tales from the salvage. The evening includes music from the 1961 Eurovision Song Contest. The Viking Museum The Unexpected Journeys of the Vikings About some of the journeys that you may not have heard of before. Art & Crafts Page 7 of 14 Adolf Fredriks församling Detroit Stockholm ’’Life interweaved and traces that become a prayer’’ Touring Detroit Stockholm Local artists Camilla Skorup and Woo-Bock Walk through Detroit Stockholm’s studios and Lee talk about their art and creative process. get to know some of the artists on the way! ART 3K Galleri Hera Five Russian Academics in Art Movements and Moments The Gallery ART 3K presents five Russian Four artists show movements and moments in artist-academics from Saint Petersburg. paintings and sculptures at the gallery. ArtEast Gallery Ekvall+Törnblom IND / ASTORAL Art For Everyone ArtEast presents an explosive audio-visual An art exhibition in a gallery working with essay. contemporary art that touches them – and hopefully, it will touch you too. Art Gallery Nordens Ljus Meet Stina Wirsén Gallery ID:i Stina Wirsén is an artist, writer and illustrator. Memories from Elsewhere Nordens Ljus is a pram anchored under the Visual artist Paula Urbano presents St. Erik bridge. performative readings of two poems. Basis School of Art Inuti Galleri Graffiti – Style Means Everything! Ossian Rådmark at Inuti Galleri Artist Thomas OKOK Gunnarsson goes through Join the art exhibition where Ossian Rådmark the basics of graffiti sketching with you! shows his paintings and drawings with abstract and surrealistic motifs. 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