Events
All of the events below are free of charge unless otherwise stated.
The information provided may be subject to changes.
Living history summer
Guides in historical costumes will make the history come alive.
Daily 10.00-17.00 during week 25-32.
Midsummer
Midsummer Eve in June is traditionally celebrated with song and music, folk dance and dancing around the maypole.
Midsummer Eve (the date varies)12.00-15.00.
Folk music day
Meet fiddlers with violins, accordions and key harps and listen to traditional Swedish folk music.
Last Sunday in July 13.00-16.00
Geranium days
Sweden's largest geranium exhibition with over 800 varieties of geraniums.
Weekend week 32 11.00-16.00.
Autumn festival
A festival where gardening, harvesting and cultivation are in focus.
First or second Sunday in September 11.00-16.00.
Apple days
Exhibition with many local varieties of apples and other fruits.
Mid-September (dates vary).
Autumn school holiday
During Swedish children school holidays in late Autumn, the museum offers activities relating to old and new traditions around local folklore.
Daily week 44.
Christmas market
Gather around hearths and fires and enjoy the merry atmosphere as you take in carols and Christmas stories as well as crafts, sweets and food at the traditional Christmas market. Discover local Christmas traditions through time, all the way from the 1600s to the 1940s.
The first weekend of advent 11.00-16.00.