What's on

 Coronavirus and travelling to Norway.
Some events in our calendar will not take place, or they are postponed to a new date. Be on the lookout for alternative, digital events 🙂 

In the Stavanger & Ryfylke regions, there will most likeley always be an event that will catch your interest. More than 30 large events and festivals take place every year; to mention some; the largest food festival in Norway; Gladmat, a tomato festival, fishing festivals, the Maijazz festival, Jærnåttå & Jærdagen, the International Chamber Music festival, in addition, there are large sporting events such as Norway Chess, Ski festival Blink, Nordsjørittet bike race, Sirdal Ski Marathon and Stavanger Marathon. The list goes on and on. Do you know of an event happening in the future? Do tell us via this form.

Stavanger and Sandnes were chosen European capital of culture in 2008, a testament to both of the cities’ wide-ranging and rich cultural life. As a visitor, you can choose among cultural delights such as museums, street art tours, galleries, a pioneering musical environment, cabarets and theatre shows. World famous artists have given fantastic concerts in the iconic Stavanger Concert Hall, beautifully located in the harbour of Stavanger. The what’s on calendar gives you the complete list of events in the Stavanger & Ryfylke regions at all times.