Stockholm events this week: 25 September – 2 October 2026
Stockholm has 16 events on this week. Most of them are theatre performances and ballet and dance performances, with some concerts too. Here is what is on, who it suits and how to plan your days out.
For a night at the theatre
Choose between Svartklubben - Mat & Musik i Mörker at Svartklubben (Friday, 18:00), Mamma Mia! the Party at Tyrol (Friday to Saturday) and Torka aldrig tårar utan handskar at Göta Lejon (Friday to Saturday), plus 1 more in the listings above.
For ballet and dance lovers
Choose between Bobbi Lo - Kolonisterna at Dansens Hus Studioscen (Friday to Saturday) and Frédéric Gies - Dans at Dansens Hus Blackbox (Friday to Saturday).
For music fans
Choose between ALLHELGONASERIEN: Fat Moose – bluegrass med tradition och ny energi at Allhelgonakyrkan (Friday, 19:00) and Paradox in Concert at Stockholm Waterfront (Saturday, 19:30).
For a laugh
Choose between OSVENSK? En hyllning till våra olikheter - INSTÄLLD at Nya Cirkus (Friday, 19:30) and Mårten Cvetkovic 2 at Nya Cirkus (Saturday, 20:00).
Something different
Choose between Stadsvandring med Christopher O'Regan - Grändernas hemligheter at Gamla stan (Saturday, 11:00) and Svartklubben - Mat & Musik i Mörker at Svartklubben (Saturday, 18:00).
Planning your days out
Start times run from 11:00 to 20:00, so there is something for an early evening or a later night. 15 of them are within 3 km of the centre.
Saturday is the busiest day, with 9 events.
Stockholm this week: quick answers
What’s on in Stockholm this week?
16 events, including Bobbi Lo - Kolonisterna at Dansens Hus Studioscen, Svartklubben - Mat & Musik i Mörker at Svartklubben and Mamma Mia! the Party at Tyrol.
Which venues are busiest?
Dansens Hus Studioscen (2 events), Svartklubben (2 events) and Tyrol (2 events).
Where to go in Stockholm: events, concerts and shows worth your night
Stockholm’s night is spread across fourteen islands: an opera house by the water, a concert hall where the Nobel Prizes are handed out, a rock club on the Södermalm quay and an open-air summer club under a motorway bridge that only Stockholm could have made a landmark. Below is where to go in Stockholm for a night out, with addresses, and what tends to be on when.
Concerts and live music in Stockholm: Debaser, Fasching and the Konserthuset
Debaser Strand (Hornstulls Strand 4, 117 39, debaser.se), on the Södermalm waterfront, is the city’s rock and indie club, 750 in the main room and a smaller stage in Bar Brooklyn, with gigs most nights of the week. Fasching (Kungsgatan 63, 111 22, fasching.se) has been the jazz club since 1977, with sets at nine and DJs after. The Konserthuset (Hötorget 8, 103 87, konserthuset.se), the blue 1926 hall on Hötorget, is home to the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic and the Nobel ceremony; the Berwaldhallen on Djurgården has the Swedish Radio Symphony. The arena tours play the Avicii Arena and Tele2 Arena in Globen, south of the centre.
Stockholm nightlife: Södermalm, Stureplan and Trädgården
Södermalm is where the bars are, around Medborgarplatsen, Nytorget and Hornstull. Stureplan, in Östermalm, is the opposite: the expensive clubs, dress codes and queues. In summer the whole city moves outdoors to Trädgården (Hammarby Slussväg 2, 118 60, tradgarden.com), the open-air club under the Skanstull bridge, open from May to September with DJs, gigs, food and table tennis; its winter counterpart, Under Bron, runs in the space below. Most bars close at one, clubs at three. The Tunnelbana runs all night on Fridays and Saturdays.
Opera, ballet and theatre in Stockholm
The Kungliga Operan (Gustav Adolfs torg 2, 111 52, operan.se), the Royal Swedish Opera, stages opera and the Royal Swedish Ballet from August to June in its 1898 house opposite the palace, with cheap last-minute tickets on the day. Dramaten, the Royal Dramatic Theatre on Nybroplan, is Sweden’s national stage; most performances are in Swedish, though the Opera surtitles in English. Cirkus on Djurgården takes the musicals and touring shows.
Museums and galleries in Stockholm for an evening
Fotografiska (Stadsgårdshamnen 22, 116 45, fotografiska.com), the photography museum in a former customs house on the Södermalm quay, is open until 11 pm every night, with a top-floor restaurant looking across the water; it is the city’s evening museum. The Moderna Museet (Exercisplan 4, Skeppsholmen, 111 49, modernamuseet.se) holds the modern and contemporary collection on its own island, free for the permanent collection. Museums across the city stay open late on Museum Night in April.
Stockholm festivals and events by season
- Spring: Valborg bonfires on 30 April, and Stockholm Marathon and the start of the outdoor season in late May.
- Summer: Midsummer on the Friday nearest 21 June, when the city empties for the archipelago; the Stockholm Jazz Festival and Stockholm Pride in the summer; and open-air stages at Gröna Lund and Skansen.
- Autumn: Stockholm Culture Night in September, the Stockholm Film Festival in November, and the new opera and concert seasons.
- Winter: Christmas markets in Gamla Stan and Skansen from late November, the Nobel Prize ceremony at the Konserthuset on 10 December, and Lucia concerts in the churches on 13 December.
Things to do in Stockholm tonight and this weekend
The listings above are the live version of all this: every concert, show, club night and exhibition on in Stockholm tonight, tomorrow and this weekend, with times, prices and tickets, updated every hour.