Latest Events in Norway(May Updated)

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Oslo | Phantogram Concert | Parkteatret

May 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Oslo

Concerts

Lillestrom | Morrissey 2026 Tour | NOVA Spektrum

Jun 27, 2026 (UTC+1)

Lillestrom

Concerts

Campfire Club: Brighton: Rachel Sermanni + more | The Earthship

Jul 11, 2026 (UTC+1)

Straumsjoen

Concerts Folk

The Nest Collective invites you to enjoy a beautiful outdoor concert at the Earthship in Brighton. Enchant your summer with extraordinary live music. Campfire Club is The Nest Collective's series of outdoor concerts in beautiful spaces. Every summer we gather to hear incredible music by artists from all over the world. Join us and delight in one of life's simplest joys - the sharing of live music in the glow of a campfire. In the simple way that people have done for thousands of years, we come together around the fire to enjoy music, food, drink and the company of others. At this Campfire Club we are delighted to present: Rachel Sermanni Rachel Sermanni is a Scottish based singer/songwriter that makes the mundane moments mystical. She brims with dreamy indie-folk pop that speak of the struggle and desire to Flow, to love, to live, to feel. Ceitidh Mac Ceitidh Mac blends the warming tones of the cello and soaring vocals to create a transformative sound. She creates songs that soar with contemporary arrangements, playing with live and electronic elements. Don't miss the most beautiful event of the summer! Book your tickets now. FAQs Campfire Club audiences say: “ Wonderfully atmospheric evocative gig surrounded by wildlif e." "Incredible artists under the night sky in relaxed environment. The quality of sound was REALLY amazing, thank you!" " Lovely to come to a gig at Cody Dock which we have walked through quite often. Beautiful peaceful space in the midst of looming city scapes." " The band was absolutely incredible. The whole setup, including the campfire, just builds up an authentic experience! Loved it!" " The atmosphere was incredible - such a lovely setting, everyone was super friendly and amazing acoustics! Best gig I’ve ever been to!" ------------------------ Please note that our use of an actual campfire at this event will depend on the temperature on the day – if there’s a heatwave then we won’t be lighting a fire, however the concert will still be beautiful regardless. ------------------------ Find out more about the Earthship and how to get there ------------------------ The Nest Collective is a not-for-profit arts organisation. We bring people together to celebrate global traditions through extraordinary music. thenestcollective.co.uk Information Source: The Nest Collective | eventbrite

LITTLE FORAGERS - Making Mushroom Art! - BRIGHTON MAY HALF TERM | Urban Forage

May 29, 2026 (UTC+1)

Straumsjoen

Cultural Experiences

Come have a Walk in the Woods with us, looking at Plants & Mushrooms, 1 Adult free per paying child. We know how much fun it is playing in the nature, so come have a look with us! We will take a leisurely stroll around the Park with an Expert forage guide, looking at Plants, Flowers and Fungi and finish with an art session where we will use Wild elements to make cool art. The event will take place in Stanmer Park at our woodland workshop, where there is toilets and water available. Children love Foraging and this is a great way to satisfy their outdoors needs, we won't be eating anything, but focussing on enjoying nature and its surroundings and making cool Mushroom art. Each attending child or group will be required to be supervised by at least one adult (max one per child!) Recommended age 4 plus. The foray will last around an hour and a half. Avoid Eventbrite fees by booking through our site. Information Source: Urban Forage | eventbrite

Woodland Spoon Carving by the Fire – 4hr Workshop in Stanmer Park | Stanmer Wellbeing Gardens

May 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Straumsjoen

Cultural Experiences

Spend a calm afternoon in the woods learning to carve your own wooden spoon. Small group, all tools provided, plus homemade cake and drinks. A relaxed, hands-on carving experience in the woods 🌿 Spend a slow, satisfying afternoon in the woods, learning how to carve your own wooden spoon using simple, traditional techniques. We’ll work around the fire under the lilac trees, using hand tools and carefully prepared pieces of wood. Whether you’re completely new or have some experience, this session is designed to be calm, welcoming, and quietly absorbing. By the end, you’ll head home with your own hand-carved spoon, along with the skills to do it again. What the session is like A relaxed, small-group workshop with plenty of guidance throughout. You’ll learn how to safely use carving tools, shape your spoon step by step, and develop a feel for the process. There’s time to pause, warm up by the fire, and enjoy the setting as you work. No rush, no pressure—just a few hours of focused making in good company. Who it’s for Complete beginners welcome Anyone who enjoys making things by hand People looking for a calm, outdoor experience What’s included All tools and materials Wood for carving Safety equipment Homemade cake, biscuits, juice, and water A fire to keep warm Your finished spoon to take home 📍Location Gathering Glade, Stanmer Park Full directions will be sent after booking. ⏱ Time 1pm – 5pm (4 hours) Please arrive 10–15 minutes early to allow time to find the glade and get settled. 👥 Group size Maximum 12 participants 🎒 Please bring A camping chair, cushion, or blanket (for comfort) A bottle of water Suitable outdoor clothing Closed-toe shoes Good to know This workshop involves the use of sharp tools. Safety equipment is provided, a full briefing is given, and the session is led by a qualified first aider. Participants take part at their own risk. As this is an outdoor workshop, it may need to be rescheduled in the event of unsuitable weather. If you’re unable to attend the new date, a full refund will be offered. 👉 Book your place Spaces are limited to 12 and early places tend to go first. Information Source: Studio Nibbly | Craft and Woodland Workshops | eventbrite

Ladies Who Launch | Bremi's

May 31, 2026 (UTC+1)

Sande i Vestfold

Cultural Experiences

Join us for an exclusive ladies-only event celebrating female owned businesses! What to expect: Leaflets and resources from female-led brands Exclusive vouchers and special offers Welcome drinks! Information Source: eventbrite

Fornebu | Empire Of The Sun《Ask That God: Afterlife》Tour | Unity Arena

May 31, 2026 (UTC+1)

Fornebu

Concerts

NEON Festival 2026 | Trondheim

Jun 5–Jun 6, 2026 (UTC+1)

Trondheim

Music Festivals

Open the Map, Stanmer Park (100337035) | BN1 9PZ

Jun 6, 2026 (UTC+1)

Straumsjoen

Cultural Experiences

This fun introductory map reading course will enable you to navigate safely and competently while exploring the beautiful South Downs. Tutor: Richard Betts This day is a practical introduction to map reading on the South Downs, aimed at those with little or no experience of using a map and compass. Held in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, the aim of this fun introductory navigation course is to enable you to navigate safely and competently and be confident enough to start exploring on your own – we want you to enjoy learning those new essential skills! Learning is informal and relaxed, with plenty of practical experience out in the countryside, within a small group of up to 8 people. We cover around 4 to 6 miles each day, following paths across farmland, valleys, riversides, woodland, hills and downland in the Sussex countryside. Feedback from previous participants: "Fabulous open communication skills (Richard’s), he built on the knowledge we had and made the day fun. " Skills covered include: Introduction to the map Understanding scales and symbols Orientate the map with and without a compass A basic understanding of contours and matching landforms Measuring distance on and off the map Grid references Direction of travel and land features Introduction to setting compass bearings Choosing simple, safe routes Understanding the Countryside Code and access rights Understanding the weather The right equipment Safety outdoors Meeting Point: We will be meeting outside the Stanmer Tea Rooms, Lower Ldg, Stanmer, Brighton BN1 9PZ. Park at the Church Car Park opposite the church. Payment is via the app . Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/NECAbfw8LgjySb3h6 WhatThreeWords: https://w3w.co/also.beard.editor What to bring: Weather dependent, Layers for warmth, Suitable outdoor footwear, and Waterproofs. Water, sun cream, Lunch and a hot drink Other information: Public toilets and nearby café. Car parking fees apply. We recommend downloading the paybyphone app, or setting up a phone account, before you arrive. See Transport, access and parking at Stanmer Park for further details. Public transport: You can reach Stanmer Park by bus or train. Click here for further details. Accessibility: The walk will involve some moderate hill climbs. This course is for 18+. As a thank you to our members, for supporting our vital conservation work across Sussex, we offer a discounted price on most of our courses. Join Sussex Wildlife Trust today. If our standard priced tickets are simply out of reach at the moment, we have a limited number of concession tickets available to all with no questions asked. Cancellation and refunds can be made up to 30 days before the scheduled event. Please read our terms and conditions before booking. Information Source: Sussex Wildlife Trust | eventbrite

Quickbeam and Ceitidh Mac at Mosser Fell Church | CA13 0SR

Jun 13, 2026 (UTC+1)

Straumsjoen

Concerts Folk

Two must-see acts perform a one-off unplugged show in one of the most unforgettable and intimate venues. Doors 5:30PM The Mosser Fell Church Sessions return for 2026 with two incredilbe acts. More about the performers... QUICKBEAM Quickbeam, whose name harks back to the Old English term for the Rowan tree, is made up of four talented vocalists and musicians fromCumbria: Abigail Driver, Alison Scott, Arwen Heaton and Jessie McMeekin. Their repertoire features a blend of new arrangements of traditional and contemporary folk songs, as well as inventive original pieces, drawing inspiration from blues, gospel, folk and classical genres. Audiences are captivated by their haunting harmonies, powerful new compositions and uplifting anthems, all delivered with quirky humour and an authentic, approachable style. “Quickbeam are a fantastic live act – gorgeous harmonies and a quirky sense of humour to bring a bit of light and joy into the world!” Dave Camlin https://www.youtube.com/@Quickbeamsing CEITIDH MAC With a progressive twist to her music, Ceitidh Mac is an alt.folk singing / cellist, tipped by Jude Rogers as a ‘Fascinating new Welsh-born, Tyneside-dwelling singer-songwriter and cellist, with an unusual, stunning voice.’ Absorbing in its originality, Ceitidh Mac creates songs that soar with contemporary arrangements / instrumentation playing with live and electronic elements, whilst having a prominent folk influence. Growing up in the wilds of Pembrokeshire before heading North to Newcastle Upon Tyne, she’s been carving a name for herself across the UK and beyond. Ceitidh is pronounced Katie, spelt the Gaelic way. Think ceilidh with a T. Working with producer/engineer Sam Grant [Richard Dawson, Pigsx7] Mac has released multiple EP’s Including ‘I Reach for the Pen’ and most recently ‘Seabird’, with previous releases supported by BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 6 Music, BBC Radio Wales and local and national support from BBC Introducing. The single ‘Birds’ was A-Listed by Amazing Radio as well as featuring on their Chart. She also garnered press coverage from Fresh on the Net, Velvet Sheep, Narc and NE Volume among others, as well as winning the Drake YolanDa Award 2022, and Artist in Residence at The Glasshouse (FKA Sage Gateshead) 2022/23. With a busy live schedule, Ceitidh has toured the UK as well as festival appearances including Shambala Festival, Green Man Festival, Kendal Calling, and Other Voices among others. Ceitidh Mac has supported alt.folk hero Rachael Dadd and progressive jazzer Alabaster dePlume, having previously supported the likes of Laura Misch and Dublin folk legends Lankum. 'Stunning lyrics and a genuine undertone gave me goose-bumps as Mac delicately created beautiful soundscapes through the cello' NARC magazine https://ceitidhmac.com/ More about the venue... Due to the remote nature of the church it does not have power. The venue will be candleit and free hot drinks will be served on arrival and in the interval (please consider bringing your own cup to cut down on waste). There is a covered camping toilet on site. There will be enough natural light after the gig to make your way back to your vehicles but please bring a torch just in case. The venue will be candlelit. Please bring warm clothing and blankets/extra hot drinks/cold drinks/alcohlic drinks to make yourself comfortable . When parking on the verge (look out for the signs when you arrive) , please park as close to eachother as possible to allow for as many cars as we can (consider lift sharing where possible) and park in a way that allows farm traffic to pass on the lane. Doors 5:30PM We look forward to seeing you! Information Source: J P Worsfold Music | eventbrite