SATURDAY 11/4 2026

A mysterious and cozy performance for children, where herding songs, flutes, and stories bring the sounds of the forest to life. Through imagination, history, and interactive elements, children experience the world of the summer pasture culture – with the flute as the instrument of the forest, the animals, and the children.
The summer pasture culture is listed as intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO.

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On stage:

Harald:
Nationally recognized musician on the Härjedal flute, flute maker, and music educator. With the flute as his main instrument, he explores Swedish folk music with curiosity and creativity.

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Louise:
Storytelling and children’s pedagogue, handicraft instructor, and folk musician with extensive experience working with children. She combines storytelling, music, and creative expression, inspired by herding songs, folk tales, and nature.

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Presented by:
Barnens Scen, UNGA Musik i Syd

Sofia HK (Sofia Hultqvist Kott) is the folk singer from Jämtland whose voice, full of sincerity, seems to sing directly to the listener’s heart. Her debut EP I Norr, produced by Sara Parkman and Hampus Norén, was released in May 2025 through the multi-award-winning label Supertraditional Records. The debut was praised by SVT Cultural News, P1 Kultur, and Lira Music Magazine, and was followed by a tour with a standout performance at Alma Löv in Värmland, where Sofia shared the stage with The Tallest Man On Earth and Martin Hederos.

Her music is a tribute to the untidy home, the clean air, togetherness, homesickness, moving, and love – offering listeners a chance to reflect on belonging and dreams of something else. Through her melancholic folk-pop, Sofia HK portrays the tension between the individual, the home, nature, the city, and the village.

Performers:
Sofia Hultqvist Kott – vocals, pump organ, zither
Jim Base – guitar
Christoffer Hedén – drums, guitar, synth

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Presented by:
Svenska kyrkan, Malmö pastorat

The Malmö-based duo ¡Ay, Tarara! presents a concert of flamenco and Spanish folk music – from the mining songs of Almería, via copla por bulería, to sevillanas and pasodoble. Olle and Irene’s music is the result of many years of love for flamenco and a life going back and forth between Skåne and Spain. Irene provides the vocals, and Olle plays harmonica and guitar.
 

¡Ay, Tarara! Concert
Time: 6:00–6:45 PM (Doors open at 5:30 PM)
Tickets: 150 SEK, payable at the door.
 

Following the concert: Flamenco Session / Jam Session with a Flamenco Theme
Time: 7:00–8:00 PM

A flamenco session focusing on singing and instrumental play – both guitar and other instruments. A chance to meet and play or sing flamenco together, or simply listen and enjoy the music with fellow flamenco enthusiasts. Bring your instrument if you want to join in.
Free entry.
 

During the evening, you can also enjoy delicious empanadas, alfajores, the best barista coffee, and other treats on site.

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Presented by:
TangoFolk Malmö, Musik i Syd

Bixiga 70 offers an explosive, instrumental blend of Afrobeat, brass, candomblé, and Latin American rhythms – music that evokes Fela Kuti and Tony Allen, but also Jorge Ben and Tropicália. It’s sweaty, spiritual, and irresistibly groovy – music with a Brazilian soul, a global outlook, and an energy that gets every audience dancing.

Standing concert (Victoria dansar!), doors open at 8 PM, on stage at 9 PM. 1 set of approx. 90 minutes (no intermission)

Note: This is a standing concert. No food or drinks may be brought into the venue.

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Presented by:
Victoriateatern