The old silent film Growth of the Soil from 1921 has been given new Sami music. The film is based on Knut Hamsun's Nobel Prize-winning novel, Growth of the Soil (1917).

A renovated, expanded and universally designed museum opened on June 19, 2024. In collaboration with the Árran Lulesamisk Senter, the City Museum has appeared in a new guise as Bådåddjo/Buvvda Musea throughout the cultural year 2024.

Songwriters and musicians often have some "secret" places they draw inspiration from. Music walks offer a different and exciting listening experience, and will allow you to get to know and notice nature and sound together.

Nordlandsmuseet is proud to announce that as of January 1, 2025, we have taken over the operation of Øvergården at Sjønstå farm.

Join us into the darkness and experience the amazing mining history of Sulitjelma. Tickets for all regular mine tours in 2025 are now available.

"I am a living creature" is a cultural program organized by Meløy Municipality. Through the use of art and culture, we look at humanity's relationship with Svartisen, our reaction to its rapid change, and explore the grief that could arise if it were to disappear.

The protected cultural monument, the Bodø City Museum, will open its doors to the public on June 19. It is one of the city's most distinctive buildings, which in a new look and function will contribute to public education, aesthetic experiences, cultural meetings and dialogue, the dissemination of history and the exchange of opinions for many more years, and thus continue the building's already 120-year history rich in tradition.

It has been a busy autumn for the mediators at the Bodø City Museum – the museum that currently goes by the alias Bådåddjo/Buvvda Musea 2024. In connection with the Capital of Culture year, the museum has transformed itself into a Sami museum, focusing on Sami art and culture.

At the Hamsun Center we meet Marianne. A creative 28-year-old woman from Trøndelag who chose life in the north. During this year's The Hamsun Days Marianne is on stage with her first solo performance "Ragnhild the Great".