15–18 APRIL
2027
THURSDAY 9/4 2026
Family show:
NÄR NALLE FÖRSVANN
09.30 // BARNENS SCEN
Elsa is the name of the main character who loses her best friend, Teddy, at a fairground. Elsa cries and misses her dear friend, and her imagination about where Teddy might have gone comes alive through newly written songs perfectly suited for the youngest audience: “The Fair Song,” “The Bicycle Song,” “Knock-Knock Song,” “Hello Teddy Song,” and more. A fireworks display of exciting worlds, lively characters, and music comes to life as we open this magical box!
When Teddy Went Missing is a variety-inspired puppet musical specially created for the very youngest audience. The story is guided by fairground directors Ida Gustafsson and Johan Ohlsson from Apolonia Musikteater.
Presented by:
Barnens Scen, UNGA Musik i Syd
Family show:
NÄR NALLE FÖRSVANN
10.30 // BARNENS SCEN
Elsa is the name of the main character who loses her best friend, Teddy, at a fairground. Elsa cries and misses her dear friend, and her imagination about where Teddy might have gone comes alive through newly written songs perfectly suited for the youngest audience: “The Fair Song,” “The Bicycle Song,” “Knock-Knock Song,” “Hello Teddy Song,” and more. A fireworks display of exciting worlds, lively characters, and music comes to life as we open this magical box!
When Teddy Went Missing is a variety-inspired puppet musical specially created for the very youngest audience. The story is guided by fairground directors Ida Gustafsson and Johan Ohlsson from Apolonia Musikteater.
Presented by:
Barnens Scen, UNGA Musik i Syd
Workshop:
COME AND SING WITH THE FOLK MUSIC CHOIR
18.15–20.30 // FÖRENINGSCENTER NOBEL 21
Welcome to a workshop in traditional folk songs with Brita Björs, Johan Rehnqvist, and the Folk Music Choir in Malmö for a night. You don’t need any previous singing experience to join.
We will be singing Swedish or Nordic folk music in harmony. It will be a festive singing session for everyone – both experienced singers and complete beginners are welcome. All learning will be done by ear, so bring something to record with (for example, your phone).
Members of the Folk Music Choir of Malmö will also take part in the workshop. If you’re not already part of the choir, this is a chance to try it out, and you can join the choir afterwards if you like. It’s also perfectly fine to only attend this single workshop.
Cost: 300 SEK. You’ll get an invoice by email.
Free of charge for members of the Folk Music Choir.
Register for the workshop no later than 8 April to secure your spot.
We will be at the community center Nobel 21, Nobelvägen 23.
Presented by:
Studieförbundet Bilda
NORDIC BALTIC MASTER
19.00 // MALMÖ LIVE KONSERTHUS, KUBEN
April 7-11, the Malmö Academy of Music will host Nordtrad, an annual event where students and teachers from folk and world music programs at music academies in the Nordic and Baltic regions meet for concerts, workshops, and more. The teachers at these academies are among the best musicians that the folk and world music genre in Northern Europe has to offer, and are important artists and tradition bearers in their respective countries. Take the chance to experience a unique cavalcade where over 40 participating teachers from all music academies present themselves in a colorful, unique program with everything from traditional folk music to experiments that transcend tradition. The concert offers 14 simpler acts.
Presented by:
Malmö Live Konserthus, Nordtrad
WORKSHOP IN TWO-STEP DANCING
19.00–20.00 // GRAND MALMÖ, MONBIJOUGATAN 17, MALMÖ
Welcome to a one-hour workshop in Two-Step – one of the most classic and social partner dance styles from the USA.
Two-Step is easy to learn, fun to dance, and perfect whether you’re a beginner or have danced before. During the workshop, you’ll learn the basics so you can hit the dance floor right away!
The workshop is led by Peter Wingqvist Loggins, an internationally active dance teacher with over 30 years of experience. Raised in Los Angeles, he learned directly from the dance legends of previous generations. After many years in New Orleans, where he immersed himself in American social dance and its history, he is now based in Sweden and teaches worldwide at festivals and events.
After the workshop, The Country Side of Harmonica Sam will perform live.
The workshop is free. Pre-registration is recommended.
Drop-in is possible if space allows.
Presented by:
Studieförbundet Bilda
BASKERY
19.30 // VICTORIATEATERN
Expect “banjopunk,” “newfolk,” and “nordicana” in a high-energy live show featuring razor-sharp sibling harmonies. The three Bondesson sisters turn music upside down, delivering a fierce performance where the raw directness and fearlessness of punk meet the subtlety and nuance of the singer-songwriter tradition.
Picnic concert. Doors open at 7 PM, on stage at 7:30 PM. 2 sets of approx. 45 minutes + 20-minute intermission
Presented by:
Victoriateatern
DUO ALAN – KLEZMER AND BEYOND!
19.30 // CAFÉ DULCITA
Joy & sorrow, wild and beautiful!
In Duo Alan’s music, joy and sorrow are clearly present, as well as the wild, the beautiful and the melancholic. Music that reflects both the bright and darker sides of life, music that celebrates life.
Peter Bothén has played klezmer music for over thirty years with the group Sabbath Hela Veckan, a background that has left clear traces in both his playing style and songwriting. Jerry Adbo is a versatile musician and arranger with many years of experience in klezmer music. Most of the repertoire consists of original compositions, seasoned with music by Piazzolla, Erik Satie and others.
The name Alan is dedicated to Alan Kurdi, the Kurdish boy who drowned in the Mediterranean in 2015 while fleeing the war in Syria. Alan also means hope, something the duo wishes to convey through their music. Duo Alan released their debut album in autumn 2024, followed by Klezmer and Beyond in October 2025.
Presented by:
Mix Musik
