Events in Liljeholmen

The documentary follows librarians in Texas and Florida who organise against tightening book bans; there is time for discussion afterwards, and a unit manager from Stockholm Public Library takes part. The audience is adults and young people. Booking is on the library's page – on 5 September ten places remained. The entrance is from Liljeholmstorget 7, not from inside the galleria.

Free, but a place has to be booked

Day 1, 13:00–18:00: Assemble (London), Konstfrämjandet Bergslagen, Örebro municipality, panel and mingle

Two half-days on the top floor about play environments that children help shape, with examples from London, Örebro, Berlin, Kumla and Glasgow and a workshop on green play habitats. Konstfrämjandet Bergslagen organises it with Färgfabriken, IASPIS and Stockholms bygglekar, supported by Allmänna arvsfonden; the background is the project Den barnkonventionella lekplatsen. Every participant receives the book of the same name. Places are booked through the page; artists applying for a free place email [email protected].

450 kr for one day, 800 kr for both, excluding VAT; a limited number of free places for artists

Day 2, 9:00–13:00: Luka Murovec (Berlin), HDK Gothenburg, ÖrebroBostäder, MYCKET, panel and Q&A

Two half-days on the top floor about play environments that children help shape, with examples from London, Örebro, Berlin, Kumla and Glasgow and a workshop on green play habitats. Konstfrämjandet Bergslagen organises it with Färgfabriken, IASPIS and Stockholms bygglekar, supported by Allmänna arvsfonden; the background is the project Den barnkonventionella lekplatsen. Every participant receives the book of the same name. Places are booked through the page; artists applying for a free place email [email protected].

450 kr for one day, 800 kr for both, excluding VAT; a limited number of free places for artists

A family afternoon in the galleria where Moomintroll comes out four times to say hello and pose for photos. No price and no sign-up are stated.

Around seventy makers and designers sell on the top floor over two days, with live music, DJs, a grill and bars, and food from Färgfabriken's café. The market ticket also admits to the exhibition halls the same day.

60 kr, including entry to the exhibitions

Around seventy makers and designers sell on the top floor over two days, with live music, DJs, a grill and bars, and food from Färgfabriken's café. The market ticket also admits to the exhibition halls the same day.

60 kr, including entry to the exhibitions

The level 2 garage turns into a flea market on five Sundays through the autumn: second-hand, vintage, children's things, clothes and homeware sold out of car boots. Parking is free on those days, 9:00–16:30. Sellers book a pitch through the page; no visitor price is stated. The galleria's two second-hand shops, Stockholms Stadsmission and Artikel2, are open as usual.

Workshop

For fifteen- to twenty-one-year-olds who want to see how an art hall works and have a say in its programme; no prior knowledge or equipment is needed. Participants are paid per meeting and given fika, and a single session can be tried first. On 11 November there is a programme evening of young people's own culture projects. Places are limited – sign up at [email protected] or by Instagram DM, naming the days you want to attend.

Workshop 1

Three workshops and a round-table on treating what is already built as a resource – who holds power over the shape of the city, and what counts as beautiful in a rebuilt environment. The series seeks participants aged 15–20 or 65 and over; places are limited. A light meal and fika at each session, and 600 kr to anyone who attends all four. The results are shown at a one-day festival during the Architecture Triennial at Färgfabriken, 17 April–27 June 2027. Sign up at [email protected].

The level 2 garage turns into a flea market on five Sundays through the autumn: second-hand, vintage, children's things, clothes and homeware sold out of car boots. Parking is free on those days, 9:00–16:30. Sellers book a pitch through the page; no visitor price is stated. The galleria's two second-hand shops, Stockholms Stadsmission and Artikel2, are open as usual.

Workshop 2

Three workshops and a round-table on treating what is already built as a resource – who holds power over the shape of the city, and what counts as beautiful in a rebuilt environment. The series seeks participants aged 15–20 or 65 and over; places are limited. A light meal and fika at each session, and 600 kr to anyone who attends all four. The results are shown at a one-day festival during the Architecture Triennial at Färgfabriken, 17 April–27 June 2027. Sign up at [email protected].

The level 2 garage turns into a flea market on five Sundays through the autumn: second-hand, vintage, children's things, clothes and homeware sold out of car boots. Parking is free on those days, 9:00–16:30. Sellers book a pitch through the page; no visitor price is stated. The galleria's two second-hand shops, Stockholms Stadsmission and Artikel2, are open as usual.

Themed discussions and planning of the young people's own culture night

For fifteen- to twenty-one-year-olds who want to see how an art hall works and have a say in its programme; no prior knowledge or equipment is needed. Participants are paid per meeting and given fika, and a single session can be tried first. On 11 November there is a programme evening of young people's own culture projects. Places are limited – sign up at [email protected] or by Instagram DM, naming the days you want to attend.

Chase and Marshall from Paw Patrol visit the galleria for three hours on a Saturday in November, for high fives and photos. The page gives the date and time but neither a price nor a sign-up.

The level 2 garage turns into a flea market on five Sundays through the autumn: second-hand, vintage, children's things, clothes and homeware sold out of car boots. Parking is free on those days, 9:00–16:30. Sellers book a pitch through the page; no visitor price is stated. The galleria's two second-hand shops, Stockholms Stadsmission and Artikel2, are open as usual.

Workshop 3

Three workshops and a round-table on treating what is already built as a resource – who holds power over the shape of the city, and what counts as beautiful in a rebuilt environment. The series seeks participants aged 15–20 or 65 and over; places are limited. A light meal and fika at each session, and 600 kr to anyone who attends all four. The results are shown at a one-day festival during the Architecture Triennial at Färgfabriken, 17 April–27 June 2027. Sign up at [email protected].

Evaluation and thoughts ahead of spring 2027

For fifteen- to twenty-one-year-olds who want to see how an art hall works and have a say in its programme; no prior knowledge or equipment is needed. Participants are paid per meeting and given fika, and a single session can be tried first. On 11 November there is a programme evening of young people's own culture projects. Places are limited – sign up at [email protected] or by Instagram DM, naming the days you want to attend.

The level 2 garage turns into a flea market on five Sundays through the autumn: second-hand, vintage, children's things, clothes and homeware sold out of car boots. Parking is free on those days, 9:00–16:30. Sellers book a pitch through the page; no visitor price is stated. The galleria's two second-hand shops, Stockholms Stadsmission and Artikel2, are open as usual.

Closing round-table conversation

Three workshops and a round-table on treating what is already built as a resource – who holds power over the shape of the city, and what counts as beautiful in a rebuilt environment. The series seeks participants aged 15–20 or 65 and over; places are limited. A light meal and fika at each session, and 600 kr to anyone who attends all four. The results are shown at a one-day festival during the Architecture Triennial at Färgfabriken, 17 April–27 June 2027. Sign up at [email protected].