What's On: November 27th - December 4th
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Published: 27 Nov, 2014 CET.
Updated: Thu 27 Nov 2014 12:12 CET
Northern Sweden's Umeå is fighting the encroaching darkness with a bright pop festival, horses are trotting into town in Stockholm, Gothenburg is celebrating French culture and winter markets are popping up everywhere this week.
Fancy popping up to Umeå this weekend? (Or down if you're one if the few who lives further north in Sweden). The European Capital of Culture for 2014 is hosting its annual Popup festival, showcasing some of Sweden's hottest new acts. Singer-songwriter Årets Ninja tops the bill. Stockholm is hosting Sweden's international horse festival, with thousands of animal enthusiasts expected to gallop ino the capital's Friends Arena to watch the action. Icelandic electro is also on the menu, with up-and-coming star Ásgeir showcasing his talents at one of the city's best intimate venues, Nalen. Meanwhile it is your last chance to tap into Gothenburg's French film season, with critically acclaimed Tom at the Farm showing (with Swedish subtitles) at the Hagabion theatre. And winter markets are popping up across the country. Check out our guide to some of the more secret spots to do your festive shopping. For more ideas of things to see and do, click on our interactive calendar below. DoTodaySearch.init({ "singleurl":"https://www.thelocal.se/page/view/whats-on-in-sweden/", "language":"en", "widget":11618736}); In cooperation with DoToday
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Fancy popping up to Umeå this weekend? (Or down if you're one if the few who lives further north in Sweden). The European Capital of Culture for 2014 is hosting its annual Popup festival, showcasing some of Sweden's hottest new acts. Singer-songwriter Årets Ninja tops the bill.
Stockholm is hosting Sweden's international horse festival, with thousands of animal enthusiasts expected to gallop ino the capital's Friends Arena to watch the action.
Icelandic electro is also on the menu, with up-and-coming star Ásgeir showcasing his talents at one of the city's best intimate venues, Nalen.
Meanwhile it is your last chance to tap into Gothenburg's French film season, with critically acclaimed Tom at the Farm showing (with Swedish subtitles) at the Hagabion theatre.
And winter markets are popping up across the country. Check out our guide to some of the more secret spots to do your festive shopping.
For more ideas of things to see and do, click on our interactive calendar below.
DoTodaySearch.init({ "singleurl":"https://www.thelocal.se/page/view/whats-on-in-sweden/", "language":"en", "widget":11618736});
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