We begin the week by recommending tomorrow’s lunchtime harness racing at Jägersro, starting at 12:20.
https://secure.tickster.com/sv/gzvbdytc17p9xt8/pd7gl30hwfdvnm5/selectproductgroup
On Wednesday, 23 September, the third edition of the Hyllie Run will take place.
The event is organised by Hyllie Citysamverkan and Nordic Wellness, and the entire entry fee will be donated to the Swedish Cancer Society’s Pink Ribbon campaign. Run or walk five kilometres at your own pace. You can register at the Nordic Wellness Emporia club (see the website) or at the venue before the race using a QR code and Swish.
Location: The start and finish are in the northern part of Hyllievångsparken.
Time: Warm-up at 17:30 – Start at 18:00
Price: SEK 150 (SEK 125 for members of Hyllie Citysamverkan).
https://hyllie.com/evenemang/hyllieloppet-23-september
From 25 to 27 September, it is once again time for Malmö Gallery Weekend.
Many of Malmö’s galleries, art institutions and temporary artist-run initiatives will be open during Gallery Weekend, offering the public a fantastic opportunity to discover Malmö’s art scene. In addition to established galleries and art institutions, studio associations and pop-up initiatives will also be taking part.
Malmö Gallery Weekend is organised by Konstfrämjandet Skåne.
Opening hours: Friday 18:00–23:00, Saturday–Sunday 13:00–17:00
On Friday, 25 September, Spamalot premieres at Nöjesteatern. The show runs until 6 December. Tickets are required.
“Sommarkvällar på jorden” premieres at Intiman on Friday, 25 September. It is a moving story about family and life choices, with a flavour of the 1980s. The performance lasts 2 hours and 30 minutes, including an interval, and is recommended for ages 15 and above. It runs until 11 November. Tickets are required.
www.malmostadsteater.se/sommarkvallar-pa-jorden
On 26 September, Skånes Dansteater presents Danslördag: Är: Grus.
This guest performance by Claire Parsons Co. combines dance, juggling and shadow play in a performance about the small things within the big, suitable for audiences aged four and above. Tickets are required.
Känn på is a 20-minute dance workshop in which audience members can try out movements from Är: Grus and learn more about the methods used by the dancers and choreographers when creating the performance.
Känn på is free and open to everyone with a ticket to Danslördag: Är: Grus.
www.skanesdansteater.se/danslordag-ar-grus
The Children’s Park Festival will take place at Lördagsplan in Slottsparken on 26–27 September, from 10:00 to 16:00.
Try recreational fishing, orienteering, canoeing, baking over an open fire, mountain biking and den building.
Bulltofta Autumn Market will take place on Saturday, 26 September. Enjoy a day filled with locally produced goods, crafts, activities and a wonderful autumn atmosphere at Bulltofta Recreation Area from 11:00 to 15:00.
https://malmo.se/Uppleva-och-gora/Natur-och-parker/Bulltofta-rekreationsomrade/Evenemang.html
On Saturday, 26 September, it is once again time for the Farmers’ Market at Drottningtorget, from 09:00 to 13:00.
Visitors can buy locally grown, organic and small-scale produce.
https://bondensegen.com/malmo-drottningtorget/
Guided tour of Malmö City Hall – on Sunday, 27 September, visitors will have the opportunity to explore City Hall and hear a presentation about the building’s history, interiors and the activities that have taken place there over the centuries. In the City Council Chamber, there will also be a presentation explaining how the city’s highest decision-making body operates today.
Advance booking is required. Several tours will be available throughout the day.
www.kulturcentralen.nu/evenemang/visning-av-malmo-radhus-1
On Sunday, 27 September, FC Rosengård will face Piteå IF in the OBOS Damallsvenskan at Malmö IP. Kick-off is at 13:00.
We wish you a wonderful rest of the week!
