This is happening
Find events and exhibitions — all in one place.
Events
What's happening at our facility? Lectures, concerts, workshops and family activities — spread all over Salten. Here you'll find everything that's happening at our facilities.
With needles and yarn – Norwegian knitting traditions seen through the Nordlandsmuseet's collections
We are marking World Mental Health Day with an exciting lecture about how mentally ill people have been met and treated throughout history. In collaboration with Mental Health Sørfold .
We invite you to an evening reception in the rectory at Beiarn Folk Museum .
Welcome to the book bath at Nordland National Park Center!
Introduction course in Sami language with Kirsti Máret Paltto
Book presentation with Kirsti Máret Paltto
We invite you to a memorable and swinging concert with JAZZÅ? This will be a farewell evening for band founder and band member, guitarist Odd Birkelund.
Welcome to the lunch lecture at Energibanken at Straumen in Sørfold !
An intense theatre performance about stalking and obsession, and what happens when boundaries become blurred. Based on a true story and known from Netflix.
A warm and exciting family show about friendship, courage and being loved for who you are.
Paint & Sip with Gundersons
Lecture with Martin Eggen: Our birds
Exhibitions
These exhibitions run for a longer period of time and are open to visitors without registration. Find one that suits you and plan your visit.
The City Museum in Bodø invites you into the city's industrial heritage with the Made in exhibition Bodø Here you will learn about workshops and factories throughout the 20th century, and reflect on how local industry, production and working life have left their mark – in the city, in society and in people.
The Forbidden City: Hernes's Narrator
Through warm, tactile and poetic textile works, textile artists Vibeke Steinsholm and Monika Sunnanå Ravnanger explore the textile cultural heritage along the Norwegian coast and in Iceland.
In the art exhibition Arctic Highways, artists reflect on Sami culture and social life. The journey in the exhibition extends from the past and into the future.