September kicks off with plenty of events and exhibitions, some of which will run over a longer period.
This week’s tips offer a delightful mix of music, festivals, stand-up comedy, exhibitions, singing, markets, guided tours – and last but not least Malmö’s very own dachshund parade.
We wish you a continued wonderful and sunny week!
Malmö in the making is a city initiative designed to spark Malmö residents’ curiosity, engagement, and participation in urban development. The program runs from September 4 until the end of the month, taking place every Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday in different locations across Malmö – giving more people the chance to explore the city’s development.
Try being an architect for a day, learn how to weave with pine needles from Kungsparken’s trees, or join a guided bike tour.
Program with times and locations: malmo.se/Malmo-in-the-making
RAW Comedy Club Malmö opens Friday, September 5 at Radisson Blu Hotel.
The event continues throughout autumn with different comedians. Age limit: 18+. Ticket required.
rawcomedyclub.se
The popular NGBG Festival takes place September 5–6 on Norra Grängesbergsgatan.
This street festival has a strong Malmö identity and offers local music and food.
ngbg.se
Malmö Dekorativa – Antique Fair returns to Katrinetorp Landeri September 5–7.
Here you can find everything from classics to curiosities. The days also include seminars and guided tours.
Opening hours: Sep 5: 15–20, Sep 6–7: 11–17. Free admission.
On Sep 6–7, a vintage bus will run free of charge between the Technical Museum and Katrinetorp via Gustav Adolfs Torg.
Departure times:
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Technical Museum: 11.00, 13.00, 15.00
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Gustav Adolfs Torg (Pressbyrån): 11.10, 13.10, 15.10
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Return from Katrinetorp: 12.00, 14.00, 16.30
More info
Malmö Tillsammans – Charity Gala takes place Saturday, September 6 at Eleda Stadium.
The day begins with a lunch featuring panel discussions, lectures, and engaging activities, followed by Malmö’s biggest free concert ever. Speakers and panelists include Ali Eftekhari, Carolina Klüft, Anna Nordström, Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh, Karin Mårtensson, and Steve Angello. The concert features Steve Angello, Ayla, Cleo, Linda Pira, among others.
Choose between tickets for the full gala or the concert only.
malmotillsammans.com
Bondens Egen Marknad (Farmers’ Market) continues every Saturday at Drottningtorget until October 11, 9–13.
Shop small-scale, freshly harvested, and locally produced goods of the highest quality.
bondensegen.com
Choir Singing Day is celebrated Saturday, September 6 at 14:00 on Sankt Johannesplan.
From Umeå in the north down to Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Malmö, everyone is welcome to join in singing together from the shared choir repertoire.
Welcome to listen – and sing along!
Event link
Open Möllan 2025 takes place Saturday, September 6, 10–16.
A day of open courtyards – an initiative by Alla åt alla Malmö in collaboration with ABF. Explore beautiful courtyards and enjoy various activities. Maps and programs available on-site. Last year, 98 courtyards opened and thousands of visitors attended.
More info
Harvest Market at Katrinetorp Landeri on Sunday, September 7, 11–17.
The courtyard will be filled with locally grown and produced goods: vegetables, cheese, fruit, honey, juice – plus a flea market.
Children can enjoy activities with Katrinetorp’s Friends, explore machines, play on hay bales, and ride ponies.
Take the vintage bus – see schedule above.
More info
Going Pro exhibition continues until September 14 at Form/Design Center.
A group exhibition featuring ten design companies participating in the business development program Going Pro – a collaboration between Form/Design Center and Almi. Free admission.
Opening hours: Tue–Sat: 11–17, Sun: 12–16
formdesigncenter.com
Guided tour at Malmö Live Concert Hall on Sunday, September 7, 10–11.
Since its opening in 2015, Malmö Live has become one of the city’s foremost venues for music, culture, and entertainment. Under one roof, it houses Malmö Symphony Orchestra, spacious stages, Clarion Hotel & Congress, restaurants, and a skybar. The guided tour takes you behind the scenes and into the concert hall. Ticket required.
malmolive.se
Dachshund Parade takes place Sunday, September 7 at 14:00.
The parade runs along the pedestrian street and ends at Stortorget. Expect dressed-up dogs and music along the route.
Event link
