Oslo Events: What's On?

Oslo Events: What's On?
Opera, ballet and dance
Experience opera, ballet and concerts of the highest artistic quality at the Norwegian Opera and Ballet in Bjørvika. Dansens Hus at Vulkan offers a varied program with an emphasis on contemporary danceTheatre and shows
The major theatre institutions Nationaltheatret, Oslo Nye Teater and Det Norske Teatret have a total of ten stages, and together with the city’s more experimental stages they ensure that thecity has a rich theatre offering.
If you prefer musicals, shows and standup, Folketeatret and Latter at Aker Brygge have big performances almost year round
Festivals
Pop and rock headline at the big summer festivals Norwegian Wood (June), Øyafestivalen (August) and Granittrock (September)Fans of other genres will find their own festival at the International Church Music Festival (March), the Inferno Metal Festival (March/ April), Oslo Jazzfestival (August), Chamber Music Festival (August), ULTIMA Contemporary Music Festival (September), and Oslo World Music Festival (Oct/ Nov) . There are also festivals for movies, food and drinks, literature, dance, opera, and much more
Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize is celebrated every year on the 10th and 11th of December in Oslo, with the award ceremony in City Hall followed by a torchlight parade and concert to honor the winner. Visit the Nobel Peace Centre throughout the year for exhibitions about the famous prizeConcerts
Oslo has one of Europe’s most exhilarating event calendars, with an unusual amount of venues and concerts.Oslo Spektrum and the Telenor Arena regularly host concerts
for world famous artists and the famous Rockefeller stage and Sentrum Scene have weekly concerts with known national
and international names. The
Oslo Philharmonic plays at Oslo Konserthus, which also hosts big names from the world of classical music and jazz. Among the many jazz clubs in Oslo, the magnificent Gamle Logen is worth mentioning.
NIGHTLIFE
Oslo’s nightlife is diverse, with each neighborhood displaying its own particular style.City centre and Karl Johans gate
Find your way to some of the most popular bars and clubs in Oslo city centre. Including a number of famous jazz and blues clubs like Herr Nielsen and Nasjonal Jazzscene.