Järvaveckan with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra

Konserthuset Stockholm – the blue building by Hötorget – is heading out to Järvaveckan at Spånga IP, bringing along a selection of the music that fills the hall all year round. This year, Konserthuset celebrates its 100th anniversary! The building was inaugurated on 7 April 1926. Come and visit our tent to find out more about everything happening with us. You might even want to try your luck at the prize wheel for a chance to win tickets?

Konserthuset was built for the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra. The orchestra was founded as early as 1902 and today comprises more than 100 musicians. At the concert during Järvaveckan, you can experience 24 of the musicians together with Chief Conductor Ryan Bancroft. The programme features some of classical music’s most beloved works, with melodies that many will surely recognise.

Mozart’s Eine kleine Nachtmusik brims with energy, while Fauré’s floating Pavane drifts dreamily. In Grieg we encounter Nordic playfulness, and Debussy’s Clair de lune seems to suspend time for a moment. The concert concludes with Tchaikovsky’s passionate and heartfelt Serenade – music that speaks directly to the heart.

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Järvaveckan is a community-focused public festival and meeting place centred on integration, equality and democracy. It is held annually at Spånga IP in north-west Stockholm and aims to bridge the gap between citizens, politicians, public authorities, businesses and civil society. Through open conversations, seminars, debates and cultural events, the week highlights current social issues and challenges.

Read more on the Järvaveckan website (opens in a new window)