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Scandinavian Culture Calendar – Where to go, what to see? It’s all happening here! By Hanna Heiskanen
Urban Moves Oslo (15 to 19 June) Immerse yourself in hip-hop, pop, house, dancehall and more at a festival that brings together some of the best in urban dance. In addition to workshops for professionals, you can get tickets for battles, performances and parties, as well as a talk with US dance legend Suga Pop. Vulkan 1, Oslo dansenshus.com
Piknik i Parken (16 to 18 June) Piknik i Parken is a cosy urban music festival that takes place in an Oslo park. Cosy doesn’t mean giving up on quality, though: purchase your ticket to see acts such as Röyksopp, Grace Jones, Jamie XX and Two Door Cinema Club. Children under 12 enter for free. Sofienbergparken, Oslo pipfest.no
Roskilde Festival (25 June to 2 July) No summer of music is truly complete without Roskilde, this year making its much-anticipated post-Covid return. First organised in 1971, the festival is one of the biggest in Europe. In addition to headliners such as Post Malone and Biffy Clyro, you can check out nearly 70 new acts. Beyond regular programming, there is a focus on Ukraine and solidarity, with visual arts and a community centre. Festivalpladsen, Darupvej 19, Roskilde roskilde-festival.dk
Ice Hot – Nordic Dance Helsinki 2022 (29 June to 3 July) Need to cool off in the summer heat? Head to the Ice Hot festival of contemporary dance. The event, which is hosted by a different Nordic capital each year, returns 94 |
Issue 143
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June 2022
Play I (TicTacToe) by Kaija Hinkula.
