The List Magazine - Vol. 1 2022 by The List Magazine

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Letter from the Editor

Dear readers, The List wishes to use these few minutes of your time to share expressions of solidarity with all our human compadres around the globe – those in the struggle to create good livelihoods for themselves and their families, those in search of peace. Perhaps it is easiest to feel the differences between ourselves in the everyday, though it helps to be reminded that we are ultimately interconnected. Just three years ago we collectively faced an impending ‘wake-up call,’ urging to make drastic behavioural changes as the gloomy, global, prospect of a 2-degree global warming effect felt closer than ever. In 2019 Scandinavia joined (and led) the rise of an international movement of people committed to raising awareness about climate change. Coming from all backgrounds and ages, residing in over 100 countries around the world, together we/ they demanded immediate legislative and societal change for reducing the greenhouse gas effect. This topic dominated our public sphere. And then came Covid-19. The year 2020 can only be described as a surreal science-fiction realm, becoming an exercise to keep our growing human population from contracting a moderately harmful virus, challenging our most vulnerable and threatening to overwhelm our health care systems. It was difficult to imagine the mental health toll from 6 months of ‘staying inside’ and remote-working, let alone two years. Just as many felt a tinge of hope for leaving the Covid-19-bubble and reliving some distant, fond memories like ‘hugging’ and ‘going out’ with friends... enters a new political threat. Less than two months into 2022 Russian President Putin and the fraction of his pro-conflict government declares war against Ukraine. What appears as a transparent attempt to write themselves into history (in the most condemnable way), the consequences of these actions and polarisation are already causing pain and terror, on all sides. We wish to tell our Ukrainian and anti-war Russian expats living in Trondheim: we see your experience, we understand, we support you. For the rest of us; polarisation won’t help, so get out there and start sharing perspectives. In this Spring issue of The List Magazine we cover sentiments from the K-U-K pop-up exhibition charity for Ukraine. Additionally, we have included a smorsgasbord of socially un-distanced activities including music and dance events. Most importantly, we are really looking forward to Trondheim / Trøndelag’s year of food celebration as the European Region of Gastronomy 2022, and the Multiplié Dance Festival -- bringing dancers and non-dancers alike in the city out for a 10-day exploration of movement.

Jaya Thomlison

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Contibutors Gwen Elliot Gwen Elliot moved from a tiny desert town in Texas to the urban sprawl of Austin for school. After studying Norwegian at university, a Fulbright scholarship brought her to Norway in 2016, when she fell in love with the country. Gwen is devoted to the written word, has published poems, and previously worked for a childhood literacy non-profit. She is mission-driven and aims to focus on accessibility and inclusivity through her work.

Emma Thomlison Emma Thomlison is an artistic fairy of the creational void using whatever medium at her avail to birth various magics. She can be found in the forests of reality designing, illustrating, and writing. She was led to these creative vocations by the whispers of her beginnings in school for user experience design.

Saria Wail Saria Wail is one of Norway’s few female hip hop/ R&B artists and a local recording artist featured on NRK ‘Untouched’. She is entrenched in Sudan’s music scene, where she was born and raised until the age of 14. She is currently studying International Studies at Oslo New College and resides permanently in Trondheim. Saria brings a lively, inclusive and worldly perspective to The List. Her journalism pushes for representation.

Linnéa Johansson Linnéa Johansson is an internationally recognized artist and graphic illustrator. She has works presented around the world and has established a large following in Spain, with her graphic illustrations depicting societal commentary. In 2015 she received media reclaim for her coloring book Super-Soft Heroes, depicting superhero’s softer, more human side to help children embrace their emotions. Originally from Sweden, Linnéa resides in Trondheim, and you have probably seen her characteristic street art brightening up our city streets.

Dag Olav Kolltveit Dag Olav Kolltveit is a third-year bachelor student at Kunstakademiet i Trondheim, KiT. Additionally, Dag Olav work at Kunsthallen in Trondheim and showcases own exhibitions from time to time. Dag Olav’s main area of interest in the art world is collages. Be sure to check out his entry in this issue’s Art-List!

Elise Gull Askim Elise Gull Askim has a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Høyskolen Kristiania, and has been working as a journalist since 2019. She has a passion for equality, human rights, and the environment. Elise is a staff writer at The List and also works part-time at Fretex due to her passion for fashion and vintage clothing.

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Jéleena Rai Jéleena Rai originally from Toronto, Canada, is currently a second-year student at the Norwegian School of Photography. She explores her artistic realm through mixed media and is becoming a wellknown staple in Trondheim’s cultural scene having collaborated with a number of event organisers; preferring to spend her time exploring weird places, making playlists, dancing in cave parties, taking photos and growing plants. Jéleena works as a model for a couple international brands, and is Photograpy Editor at The List.

David Omdal Skarbo David Omdal Skarbø has a one-year degree in Media sociology and a Bachelor’s in PR- and Market Communications from BI Oslo. David has a great interest in communications, different cultures, and new ideas. He is at his best when he can utilize his creativity. In addition to his work at The List, David plays and creates music. Through The List, David hopes to bridge the gap between Norwegian and international students, giving them the opportunity to properly experience Trondheim, not just campus and student housing.

Steinar Mostad Steinar Mostad is born and raised in Trondheim, a prime setting for this ultimate Trønder-gardener. Steinar established and runs Gartner Moe/ Gardener Moe a plant and flower producer and mobile gardening service. He is responsible for the luscious flora and fauna you can find at Tyven, Habitat, Super-hero Pizza, Sot, Lokal Bar and DIGS, to name a few. If you want to see how Steinar works, check out his Instagram @gartnermoe.

Contents DON’T BE BUGGED OUT BY BUGS

HIT THE STREETS

COMIC STRIP

MULTIPLIÉ

FESTIVAL PLACES TO READ

GREETINGS PLANT-PEOPLE

PROFILING TROND WIGER

EUROPEAN REGION

OF GASTRONOMY 2022 K–U–K SUPPORTS UKRAINE

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DON'T BE BUGGED OUT BY BUGS BY ELISE GULL ASKIM (OWNER OF NINE TARANTULAS, ONE SCORPION AND A PERSIAN CAT NAMED TORE) As most humans do, I fear what I don’t know. I’ve never been arachnophobic or entomophobic, but that irrational fear of bugs has always been a part of me. The fact that they teleport to the other side of the room, or worse, out of sight completely, can scare the mightiest giant around. It might be in our natural instinct for us to fear them. Most mammals have brains that are programmed to jump back or be startled by critters that scurry by in a hurry, like the way an elephant gets startled by mice or the pupils of babies dilate more when looking at photos of snakes and arachnids than flowers and fish. At the same time, I believe natural instincts can be overruled and challenged. A year ago, I found a way to mentally rewrite my emotional response to bugs. I’m not saying I’d be fine if my apartment got totally infested by creepy crawlies. What I’m saying is that my fascination for bugs replaced the fear. What if by educating and exposing yourself to your fear, you could almost completely cure it? Exposure therapy focuses on changing your response to the object or situation that you fear and is probably the most effective treatment for phobias.

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According to science researchers like Paul Rozin, 1984, the emotional response of disgust is almost identical to a fear response. When seeing or touching something disgusting, our emotional response often is “Get this thing away from me!” That reaction is probably the most common if, for example, a spider takes a detour from their regular path onto somebody’s leg. After almost a year of keeping both new world and old world tarantulas, I realised I previously knew nothing about them. With the right care some female tarantulas can live for as long as 30 years or more. Males on the other hand, only have up to about 8 years until they mature and either die during mating or of old age. When an insect gets too big for its exoskeleton, they shed it, which is called molting. I will never forget the first time I saw a tarantula molt. Especially when my Phormictopus auratus, commonly known as the Cuban bronze tarantula, molted into his mature male form. He went from being a calm tarantula into a skittish, really long-legged guy with the smallest butt. Mature males also have a set of hooks on their front legs. The hooks keep the females’ fangs away from them during mating. Males also have bulbs, which are their reproductive organs on their pedipalps.

There are currently over 850 different species of tarantulas in the world. New ones are still being discovered!

There are currently over 850 different species of tarantulas in the world. New ones are still being discovered! Information on specific species can be hard to come by, especially if the tarantula isn’t one of the most popular ones to study. It can be frustrating not being able to find any good information available about the tarantula. The good thing is you have the opportunity to get first-hand knowledge to observe, which can be shared with others.

I’m really glad I challenged myself and took the initiative to do something that seemed terrifying at first. I’m really glad I challenged myself and took the initiative to do something that seemed terrifying at first. Now I love feeding the scary ones the most, like my bright blue and yellow Poecilotheria metallica. In my opinion, the hardest part about owning tarantulas is naming them. Out of my eleven bugs, only three of them are named: a Lasiodora parahybana named Midna and two Caribena Versicolor slings, soon-to-be young spiders, called Lilo and Stitch. Here in Norway, the tarantula hobby is relatively small and sellers are few and far between. This forces many people to buy tarantulas either online or in pet stores. Buying them online from the U.K or Poland is a huge risk to take and most times they will not survive the trip. It’s not even legal to ship living animals with Norwegian postal services, therefore it’s impossible to make sure they get the right treatment in-transit.

When buying tarantulas in pet stores, they are often overpriced and sadly not kept in the best environments. I’m no expert, but pet stores seem to keep tarantulas in less optimal spaces. They are often in an enclosure too big with only a sprinkle of dirt. Most tarantulas need plenty of substrate, a specific kind of dirt, so that they can dig and hide. Oftentimes pet stores include a cricket the same size as the tarantula in their enclosures, which can lead to the tarantula feeling threatened instead of enjoying it as a snack. Pet stores also sell old world species without informing customers of the huge difference in venom, speed, and difficulties about raising and handling.

Despite the general fear people have of bugs, I personally hope that the tarantula hobby in Norway grows to a point where more people challenge their fear of bugs, and tarantulas can be bought from people that specialise in them.

I once bought a Haplopelma Minax, known as Thailand Black, from a local pet store. They had no idea that a good wet bite from her could make our hand swollen for days and give nerve pain lasting for weeks. Despite the general fear people have of bugs, I personally hope that the tarantula hobby in Norway grows to a point where more people challenge their fear of bugs, and tarantulas can be bought from people that specialise in them. Something so simple as overcoming aversion and developing an interest could help ensure that more information is shared, customers receive good information before purchasing this special species, and that domestic tarantulas will get the right treatment.

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Resilience By: Linnéa Johansson

Words and Photos David Omdal Skarbø

Kjell Erik & Bjørn Frithjof Artist, and Auctioneer

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Tuva & Sigurd

What are you up to these days? Currently I’m working on the final touches for Jazzfest in May.

What are you up to these days? I work as a photographer.

What are you up to these days? Sigurd: Mostly inside-stuff, and work of course. Tuva: I’m a student. Other than that, mostly inside-stuff.

Jazz-master

What was the first thing you did when the restrictions were lifted? To rejoice that we got to sell more tickets, and (almost) fill the whole of the Dokkhuset venue with a Sinne Eeg Group concert! Have you discovered any new hobbies or interests during covid? Not really, but I have had plenty of time to practice my 4-Drum Asba-kit. What’s in your hand? It’s a bad fish I’m going to return!

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What was the first thing you did when the restrictions were lifted? I went out for a night on the town! Tyven, Tyven forever. Just kidding. Trondheim has many great places to go out, like Tyven, Lokal, Spontan and Britannia!

What is your study? (Tuva) Work with what? (Sigurd) Pedagogy at NTNU. I’m a civil engineer. What was the first thing you did when the restrictions were lifted? Waited for the next wave! No, hehe. We had covid when the restrictions were lifted, so we did not really do much.

Have you discovered any new hobbies or interests during covid? You know what, I have started with embroidery. I embroidered a pillowcase.

Have you discovered any new hobbies or interests during covid? Tuva: Knitting, crocheting and sewing. Sigurd: I have started painting with aquarelles!

What’s the design? It’s an embroidery of a very detailed ramen bowl. I am very happy with it considering it was my first go at it. Was there anything you ‘liked’ about lockdown, or something important you took away from it? That is a hard question, but no. I hated lockdown. I’m an extrovert. I hate being inside and not meeting people, so no.

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Was there anything you ‘liked’ about lockdown, or something important you took away from it? Tuva: Online classes! Sigurd: The increased focus on hand-hygiene. 6

What are you up to these days? Kjell Erik: Right now we are at K-U-K, supporting Ukraine and the people there. We have been here all day. Bjørn Frithjof: Supporting Flyktningshjelpen (refugee-aid) who are helping those afflicted. Kjell Erik: And he has purchased art. What was the first thing you did when the restrictions were lifted? Kjell Erik: The same, I worked. Bjørn Frithjof: I went to a restaurant. Was there anything you ‘liked’ about lockdown, or something important you took away from it? Kjell Erik: Hehe. It was a silent and beautiful city. Bjørn Frithjof: I had time to reflect, and you know, in a hectic everyday life you don’t have much time for that! Kjell Erik: You reflect over what has happened. It can be the start of something. This is something the world has experienced, time and time again, and luckily for us, science has come very far. It is not that long ago you died from the flu, you know. So in some ways we do live in a good time period. Medicinal we have come far, is not that right? Bjørn Frithjof: Yes, I agree.

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Multiplié Dance Festival You can dance if you want to! After a two-year break during the pandemic, Multiplié Dance Festival is making a comeback, bigger and better than ever, with a fully packed 11-day program schedule including international stars and a plethora of cultural events for dancers and non-dancers alike.

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This year, expect to be wowed. After two-years of stay-at-home regulations and restrictive body movements, the festival expands from 6 days to 11, in a move to create an arena for socialising and introducing new audiences to dance and choreography. Celebrating movement and dance – sometimes referred to as the soul’s conversation between body and mind – Multiplié Dance Festival has prepared a program with 44 events: from dance classes, to pop-ups, to performances and workshops. There is something for everyone, regardless of your self-perceived skill-level. Multiplié kicks off their festival running March 24th to April 3rd with a goal to contemplate one of humans’ most biological methods of bonding and communication.

Multiplié Dance Festival is organised by DansiT, a choreographic centre located in Trondheim, and will mainly be taking place at Rosendal Teater with some external and outdoor locations. The event was started in 2004 by Inclusive Dance Company with the intention of providing a space for various able-bodied and persons with disabilities. The name comes from the ballet term, plié and aims to expand our definition of traditional dance and choreography.

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For busy people, unfamiliar with the region’s dance communities Take a stroll in Trondheim’s spring weather on Friday, March 25th to this hourlong outdoor performance and wandering, starting at Ravnkloa. It is bound to make an impression! SUPERNOVA’s project Pilegrim is perfect for those unfamiliar with contemporary dance, where attendees will wander through and around trees, trudging over and through brush, both physically and metaphorically. For busy people who want to experience something new During March 30th - 31st the festival offers an exciting double-bill: Sinte gamle samedamer, or “Angry old Sami Ladies”, is a dance performance and hard-hitting artistic fist aimed towards the stigmatisation of Indigenous women, and women of age, in general. This will be held at the Berlin-style blackbox Verkstedhallen, located in Svartlamon.

You can meet new people and experience new impulses. During Multiplié Dance Festival, attendees are encouraged to free themselves from their expectations and bias of what dance is, and just experience it. Dance is a portion of our physical expression, from birth and even before! Movement is something that we tend to restrict more through the ageing process. What could happen if attendees let go and challenge themselves to move more freely with their body? This festival uses a number of environments, from the blackbox, to outdoor strolls, to urban spaces, in effort to help attendees reconnect with their own movement, and perhaps discover a new-found love for the thriving global community of dance.

Then you can take a short stroll over to Rosendal Teater for the performance “Gentle Unicorn”, by Italian artist Chiara Bersani. In this dance performance the 98cm tall 37-year-old artist embodies the essence of a unicorn, where a fragile and eradicated symbol comes into existence. For the solo traveler Try out one of the workshops such as Playhouse, by the Finnish company W A U H A U S on March 29th – 31st. Here you are encouraged to restore contact with your body and dreams. The workshop is a safe and inclusive environment, where you can let go, to another sort of rhythm. Participants will be encouraged to make new connections through touch, whether it is a hug, play-fighting hand gestures, or a slow dance. Alternatively, join SUPERNOVA on their interactive performance ‘Pilegrim,’ and experience a new sort of city wandering.

Photo Tale Hendnes For families with kids Join the long-awaited Sunday March 27th event Chotto Xenos - Akram Khan Company from the UK, one of the most recognised dance companies in modern day. The discussions, beginning at 16:00 will review world wars and explore intergenerational topics and elements of war and realities. This rare family-friendly performance beginning at 17:00 explores how war and conflict affect humans and surrounding societies. For dance addicts Learn about the city’s local dance companies, Danselaboratoriet and Danseteateret, through the film program at Cinemateket. Or check out Mia Habib’s production ‘How to. A Score’ a macro-solo consisting of several stand-alone solos from six dance artists working with their local communities in South Africa, France, USA,

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Turkey, Brazil and Norway. Catch two of the solo premieres on Thursday, March 24th.

Join DansiT on Saturday, April 2nd for a trip down memory lane through a night of visuals, music and dancing! Curator Mishi Foltyn has dug through the DansiT archives and will share glimpses of DansiT’s 20-year-long history, to be displayed at Rosendal Teater. Local performers will also activate the exhibition in their performance as living sculptures, showing fragments of danced memories.

For the student population Leave campus and join one of the many parties or Dj events at Rosendal Teater and try out something you haven’t before. Whether it is the festival bar at Rosendal Kafé starting at 21:00 on most days, partner events at Svartlamon, the karaoke evening, or DansiT’s 20th /da:ns/ anniMove ryth versary mically to music, following party on a sequence typically ( of steps. of a person Saturday, ) move in a quick an April 2nd. d lively way . There is no

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You can take full advantage of a lovely Saturday on April 2nd, by starting with a stroll through Cicignons plass to meet the character Syncopator, and continue along your way to Cinemateket to see a film from the festival program. The journey then continues to Rosendal Teater for the exhibition and jubileum celebrations. There will be two performances: Geir Hyttens duet dealing with ecological grief, followed by the larger ensemble show “We come in peace”-- nothing less than an alien-musical! Later that evening we will finally get the chance to dance into the night, along to the wordplay and beats of rap artist Trond Wiger, sound artist Arnfinn Killingtveit, and DJ Kitty Amore.

Tickets DansiT and Rosendal Teater offer a pay-what-you-can system, allowing for those on lower budgets to purchase tickets with a small donation. Tickets can cost less than a trip to the cinema, or a burger, so try it out sometime! Check out the full event program and list of venues at dansit.no or rosendalteater.no

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Places to Read

SPRING & SUMMER

Words Gwen Elliott

Do you sometimes find yourself wandering around town looking for a relaxing place to read a book? Whether enjoying an audiobook while you unwind, browsing through your newfangled ebook-reader, or enjoying an old-fashioned printed volume — here are some of the city’s best places to read, chosen for their atmosphere and chill vibes.

READING FOR ANY SEASON Litteraturhuset located at Kongens gate (entrance on Søndre gate), this awesome concept shares its space with the café Sellanraa. You can purchase a book, enjoy a cup of your favourite beverage with food, or even show up later in the evening for lectures and literary events. The giant windows allow great lighting for your reading pleasure and the direct access to the library means you’re never short on book options. Akrinn at Kalvskinnet is an unexpected reading gem in the city. Part of NTNU’s campus, this building was officially opened in 2017. It has huge windows in almost every direction with an open-floor plan and several reading nooks: bean bag chairs on various levels, small desks tucked away in quieter corners, and large tables for enjoying food while you read.

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Photo Mia Vårhus Hjertø

OLD TOWN BRIDGE

Old Town Bridge (Gamle bybro) this is a classic reading spot! Benches are placed in the middle the bridge in the summer for anyone to enjoy. Walk off the bridge toward the city centre and take a few steps either toward your left or your right and you will find water-side benches to enjoy the view of the river!

MARINEN Marinen this is a great park location in the summer for lone readers or a way to distract the family while you get your summer reading on! Lots of playground and grassy space overlook the river Nidelva.

Byhaven Kafé another lesser-known space for reading is the café atop Byhaven shopping centre. The place is surprisingly quiet for its location. While the food is modest and cafeteria-style, the location can’t be beat: central, with a row of windows overlooking the city. They even have a rooftop patio for when you want to get some fresh air.

Skansen Park DIGS is also the entrance to another interesting reading spot: St. Clement’s Church or Klemenskirken was unearthed in 2016 while DIGS was constructing its 5-story building. This is of huge archaeological significance to Norway as a country, as it was the place where St. Olaf, Norway’s eternal king, was sainted in 1015. It also is his final resting place housing his grave. After you have enjoyed the exhibition and like the lighting, you can plop yourself down on one of the several benches inside to read, while enveloped in the quiet sanctity of the space.

DIGS this café is nestled within floorto-ceiling windows wrapping the perimeter, making for great natural light any time of the year. You can camp out on a comfy sofa, make use of the ‘Nordic design’ chairs for book-supported reading, or stretch your legs at the bar tables to people-watch on Trondheim’s oldest street, Krambugata. The daily warm lunch and locally sourced drinks are made in-house with locally sourced raw ingredients.

Naturally, we end our any-season list with the library. Folks often don’t know, but there are several branches around Trøndelag and you can reserve any title to be delivered to whichever branch is closest to you! There are several reading spots peppered throughout their spaces surrounded by books, and the best part is - it’s totally free!

Skansen Park is a green park ideal for grilling and the surrounding area offers a great view of the fjord, while you read. You can find benches and single-occupant seats closer to the water.

Ila Pond Ila pond this pond is just south of the photography school (Norsk fotofgaskolen) and just northwest of Ila kindergarten. One of our writers fondly calls it ‘Ila Duck Pond’ because all sorts of waterfowl enjoy it over the spring and summer months - and you should too! There is a volleyball court nearby and lots of grassy space to throw down a blanket and read to your heart’s desire.

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Greetings plant-people! Words Steinar Mostad Photos Jéleena Rai

Outdoor plants

Now that we have finally left the darkest months behind us, we can begin preparing our gardens, balconies and indoor plants for warmer and brighter days.

Maybe you have already started sowing seeds for your tomatoes, chilies, peppers, Purple Bell Vine or Cobaea scandens? If you don’t know when your seeds have to be planted you could either read the back of the seed package, or just pop by your local gardening centre for guidance. March is also a good month for trimming fruit trees and some ornamental shrubs. When it comes to trimming your ornamental shrubs, be sure to ask someone with knowledge for tips, as not all of them can endure the extra stress. When maintaining outdoor plants, it is always important to remove as many weeds from your flower beds, plant crates and balcony boxes as you are able to. If you were affected by lots of weeds last season, you should consider changing the soil – weeds always come back! They also have big root systems that steal growthspace and water from other plants. Some weeds are beautiful, I know, but they can do some serious damage if you let them take over.

Outdoor inspiration If you take a stroll around Nidarosdomen in the coming weeks and look around the graveyard, you will see some beautiful blue flowers called scillia.

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TIPS FOR TRIMMING FRUIT TREES: • Cut off dead branches. • Make room for light, so that all of the branches have direct access. • Remove all branches growing towards the stem. • You should also trim some of the top branches.

As the sun slowly warms up the ground, crocus, snowbells, Easter lilies and muscari will start to bloom little by little as they are ready.

Inside plants

During the first weeks of Spring it’s important to give indoor plants more water than you did during the darker months. Do it gradually, so they get used to the increased water measures and don’t become overly stressed. You can also move them closer to windows, but the sunlight in the early spring is stronger than we think, so be

Hopefully your plants have survived these past darker months of the year. If they look a bit sad, don’t worry too much about it! The sun and warmer days ahead will bring them back to their former glory.

careful, as your plants could easily get sunburn. The middle of March and April is also the best time for repotting plants, and you can start giving them more nutrition and fertilizer. Sincerely, Gardner Moe @gartnermoe

REMEMBER, GET TO KNOW YOUR PLANTS! They are all different and have their own special needs. Give them a good shower or use a perfume-free napkin to clean off any dust on the leaves, so that they can better absorb the sun and thrive! And of course, keep smiling and enjoy the first Spring in some years without masks. And most importantly: be good to each other!

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Trond Wiger, ‘Svartlamoen native’ and old-school Trondheim rapper is publishing his first solo album, 29 years after he made his first rap song After School in 1993. The List staffer Elise Gull Askim connects with Wiger on the brink of his new release, nearly three decades in the making of this Trondheim OG artist: “I never enjoyed writing in school. That all changed when I was 14-years-old. I went home to a friend’s loft on Østersunds street after school. We used a bright yellow

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cassette player to record a rap song, and the rest is history”, Wiger explains. Adding that he’s always loved talking, and playing with words. Wiger ended up seeking education as a teacher. He never made it into a classroom as a traditional educator, however, before his rap career took off eventually

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gaining recognition with as part of the hip hop duo, ‘Gøde Ord Dør Sist’, or G.O.D.S. Something rudimentary inside drove him to become an educator regardless, in a different sort of way. Due to their passion for education and the youth potential, Wiger’s group G.O.D.S, toured all over the country, visiting schools and hosting concerts and writing workshops, all in the name of inspiring youth. “I remember getting thank you letters from all over the country after touring schools. When you’re young, an encounter like that can mean a lot. Wiger’s 2008 song “Kua” explores struggles still very relevant, both for society and Wiger today. Should you be looking for an introduction to his music and G.O.D.S., you might take a listen, if you have to just one G.O.D.S song to choose.

A PERSONAL RECORD Wiger explains that his new album, “Att og fram e Aubergine” is his most personal work so far. His message with this E.P is to accept life as it is and to be brave enough to face the storm. The stylistic sound of this album is built on classical beats, acoustic, synths, guitar and base. Almost every single beat in the album was made by Wiger himself. Att og fram e Aubergine is available for purchase at Crispin Glover Records. In a move to keep producing genuine music and share it, Wiger reflects: “I’ve never been great at putting myself out there, doing press interviews or promoting myself. I’m currently on a journey to challenge that”. It could be that Trønder-rappers are just too humble to push for nationwide fame and opt to shrug off celebrity status, or maybe the general populous just doesn’t understand the Trøndersk appeal to its fullest. Nevertheless, Wiger continually represents and was one of the first artists to offer digital concerts in the very beginning of the covid-19 lockdown. “When the pandemic arrived, most artists suddenly couldn’t host concerts, so many people got their music-fix through streaming. However, it takes millions of plays until you can profit anything significant from streaming services.

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As well as having a long career in rap and hip hop, like warming up for Wu Tang Clan, or making several albums with G.O.D.S, he’s also a four-time Trøndersk champion in slam poetry and holds spoken word performances. Not only that, he’s also the vocalist of the punk band NSB, which is a completely different tune from his other music. From 2000 to 2009 Wiger even worked as a bus driver while furthering his music, something he absolutely loved doing.

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It was in 1996 that Trondheim’s Hip Hop and rap scene really started to thrive. Alongside, Trond Wiger and Erik Bruset (Børek) started Gode Ord Dør Sist. Fremmed Rase with “Ordfører’n”, or “The Mayor”, Frode Myren, “MC Apekatt” or “MC Monkey” Jan Tore Lund or “Capable”, Christian Teigen, they first started making music under the name Alien Breed and Bromstad Billionares/ Shitrich. Wiger explains that a slew of artists of the same age began making music and performing at the same time, creating a flash flood of Trøndersk Hip Hop and rap. “At that time there were a lot of parties, music videos and fun. But I think we actually have been too nice and innocent most of the time. We probably could have gotten away with way more “spræll”, he explains. Adding that he’s never even been late to a concert. The first wave of Trønder-rap Wiger has always been a fan of challenging the hip hop genre. In 2012 G.O.D.S

published the album Svart Jord which received raving reviews. One song on the album is different from the rest. Fly prinsesse, or “Fly Princess” is more like a ballad. In recent years, rappers making a slow song or two is has become more and more trendy. G.O.D.S were ahead of their time. “When we played the song, everybody became completely silent and had a loss for words. That’s why we decided it had to be a part of the album.” To challenge genres and musical codes is something Wiger always has done. “I feel like the young rappers today are rapping about the same things we did 20 years ago. I have a huge respect for Bulmboys and the other youngins starting out today. I relate to where they are now, and I think it’s great that they want to stay here in Trondheim producing rap in dialect, bringing Trønder rap to the next generation. They are the next wave of trønder-rap.” “Att og Fram e Aubergine” Wigers first solo album, will be released on the first of March.

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It took some time to realise how much the pandemic affected me. What I miss most is to perform.” Wiger thankfully experienced a small boost performing a few times when society opened up. Artists have few economic means, other than concert sales and album purchases. “When you buy vinyl or a CD, it supports the artist directly”, he adds. Wiger is old-school like that, he prefers pen and paper, vinyl, cassettes and CDs. Artists have dismissed streaming services over the past decade, many frequently choosing to pull their music from catalogues and contracts with service providers like Spotify. As of 2019, Spotify reported that it pays between $0.00331 and $0.00437 per stream, and this amount still needs to be split among many different people. Visible artists are looking to disrupt the current music branch and even larger industry players release new products each year promising change, such as Kanye West’s ‘Stem’ player attempting to challenge existing streaming services. The implications of an artist-owned platform with its own hardware could have the potential to disrupt the current label-serving infrastructure in the global music industry.

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Why Trondheim - Trøndelag was honoured as prize winner for ERG 2022 The European Region of Gastronomy is an award provided by the International Institute of Gastronomy, Culture, Arts and Tourism (IGCAT), supported by international and European institutions. Since 2013 IGCAT has granted the European Region of Gastronomy Award for candidate’s gastronomic excellence to a region deemed worthy by the jury. The purpose of this award is to elevate the recognition of the region and their food offerings.

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You might not believe this, but the food you’re eating from Trondheim and Trøndelag took 100 million years to grow! Words The List Magazine Photos Jarle Hvidsten

This award is a celebration of local produce, restaurants and agriculture, and awarded to one or more regions in Europe. IGCAT works to support the awarded region with the aim of: • Raising awareness about the importance of cultural and food uniqueness • Stimulating creativity and gastronomic innovation • Educating for better nutrition • Improving sustainable tourism standards • Highlighting distinctive food culture • Strengthening community well-being

The Award is not just about great gastronomy, it is about solving challenges that a region may have in areas of sustainability, economy and social welfare

So, what’s so special about our region?

Mid-norway’s growing conditions are prime for food production

in the northern hemisphere, providing extended sunlight during the summer growing months. This new mainland offered extremely fertile and good soil (marine clay), perfect for agriculture and farming. The Gulf Stream also helped to ensure a perfect climate in Trondheim’s deep Fjord, with 200 different types of fish.

Centuries ago tectonic plates collided, leading to the high mountains and deep fjords we now know and love, the country of Norway. Positioned in the middle of this country, Trøndelag once lay covered by nutrient waters in a seabed. With the shifting plates the land moved and raised, perfectly situating the country 2022 / VOLUME 1

The jury was impressed with Trondheim-Trøndelag for their ethos and high quality food production in the Trondheim Trøndelag region. Additionally, the pride and passion of everyone they met showed, and their appreciation of the land and waters including the green and blue economy. According to Dr. Diane Dodd, President of IGCAT: “The Jury was impressed with the gastronomic strengths of the region and the dedication to sustainability; the commitment to the Food Manifesto and the Food Festival which is already connecting the urban and rural products, enterprises and consumers building a sustainable economy; the interest and involvement of a wide range of stakeholders willing to take part; the integration of IGCAT's focus areas in the bid; evidence of a long-term strategy and lasting legacy for the region.”

The soil in Trondheim -Trøndelag is constituted of geological debris that makes it nutritionally rich for agriculture. From the receding glaciers of the last ice age, marine sediments were deposited into this soil. If that wasn’t enough, another glacial blessing enveloped the areas, protecting the soils from the infiltration of toxic elements. The Norwegian Geological Survey has found that in comparison to other arable lands of Europe, Norway has lower concentrations of toxic elements like arsenic, cadmium, and lead.

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What to expect in Trondheim Trøndelag 2022 Generally more of everything! More food-related events, educational and knowledge-sharing platforms. More collaboration, and more information on our impressive region made available to locals and visitors alike. Check out the program guide and list of certified restaurants to plan your gastronomic journey of the region. Listen to the experts! “Personally, I loved the fusion of the Trondheim Food Festival with the Olavsfest. Cultural events rarely happen without food and food festivals are enhanced by culture, music, dance, art etc. I look forward to witnessing more unique experiences in my next visit!” - Diane Dodd

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Program guide Check out the full program guide on the official European Region of Gastronomy, Trondheim and Trøndelag website norwayfoodregion.no

EXCURSION TO RØROS DAIRY AND GALÅVOLDEN FARM Take a day-trip to experience a real Norwegian farm! Røros Dairy is one of Norway's most forward producers of ecological products. Listen to stories about the old farm from former days, experience fresh produce and sample local life. You can also shop in their unique store.

TRØNDERSKE FOOD & BREWERY FESTIVAL 2022 is going to be a great year for food enthusiasts! During July 28th-30th the whole of Trondheim City Square (torvet), spreading from Munkegata heading east towards Kongensgate, will be filled with everything tasty the region has to offer. Additionally, international exhibitors will be selling their goods.

COLLECTING AND USING WINDFALL, USEFUL CROPS There are wonderful plants filled with vitamins and proteins, growing right outside your door! Why fight the constant down-hill battle of weeding your garden, when you can just eat them? Åshild Løvås Borgersen will share her knowledge about nature in this course. The first day consists of theory, identifying which plants and weeds you can consume and what to avoid! During the second participants will go out to gather edible plants.

A PLACE CLOSE TO YOU Brit Melting and her colleagues at Oi!Mat created a new festival concept during lockdown called “A place near you” (et sted nær Deg”. This concept will run from August 12th-14th wherein you will be able to visit around 300 producers around the region, offering the best food you can find in Trøndelag. Rent a car and take your family and friends on this gastronomic journey, perfect for foodies.

If you are having visitors during summer, we recommend you to invite them to stay during the Food & Brewery Festival!

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In celebration of the European Region of Gastronomy 2022 appointment and everything it brings, we share you a recipe making use of local produce!

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GROWING WILD FOOD ITEMS Do you want to learn about growing and harvesting wild food plants? Stephen Barstow is holding a lecture at Kystens Arv museum about how to feed off and access Norwegian nature. Stephen is one of the biggest collectors and growers of edible plants in the world. In his garden in Malvik he has sown and grown more than 8,000 edible plants over 40 years!

• Lerflaten Farm • Haugrønning Farm • Myra Farm • Reppe Søndre • Snauan Farm • Vaagan House / Moen Farm • Trøndelag sankeri (natural foraging)

DIGS INVITES YOU TO AN OUTDOOR GRILL-PARTY AT PETER EGGES PLASS As part of the Eat Together* concept (spis sammen), which consists of gathering attendees in exciting places across Trøndelag, you will be invited to special locations offering ‘greeeeat tasting, locally sourced food of local tastes in fun atmospheres’. DIGS invites you to a barbeque being held right in front of Trondheim’s creative startup hub DIGSand Klemenskirken, located by Trondheim’s oldest street Krambugata, right behind Trondheim Public Library.

Trondheim is filled to the brim with ERG-certified restaurants that use local produce from first-class producers in Trøndelag, showcasing this through meals and brews. To Rom & Kjøkken E.C. Dahls Bryggeri Pub & Kjøkken DIGS

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Recipes

Courtesy of Roar Hildonen, owner of To Rom & Kjøkken.(Recipes created by Eskil Hildonen & Andreas Sørli, Head chefs at To Rom & Kjøkken)

PAN FRIED SCALLOPS FROM FRØYA WITH BLACK PASTA

Serves 6 people. Pasta 375 g flour 1 tablespoon olive oil 6 egg yolks by eggs 1 tablespoon water from Galåvolden Farm, 1 tablespoon octoRøros pus-ink (remove if 2 eggs from Galåvolden you do not want black Farm, Røros pasta) One pinch of salt Preparation Mix all ingredients together into dough using the big hook in your mixer. Wrap dough in plastic wrap and let it rest for an hour. Roll pasta through a pasta machine.

PAN FRIED SCALLOPS FROM FRØYA

6 scallops from Salt Frøya Pepper Butter from Lemon juice Røros Dairy Canola oil Preparation Route the upper side of the scallop with a small knife to get a nice crust and to avoid it from ‘expanding’. Use a smoking hot frying pan with a dab of canola oil and place the scallop with the routed side down. Fry for a maximum of 30 seconds. Add butter and turn the scallop. Add a few drops of lemon juice. Pour the hot butter over the scallops for 10 seconds.

(*The concept kicked off with a culinary train travelling between Trondheim and Namsskogan, where participants tasted regional flavours while taking in the countryside).

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Butter sauce 250 g butter from Røros Dairy 1.5 dl cream from Røros Dairy Preparation Warm the butter until it begins to melt, then stir it into silky consistency. Taste, add lemon and salt if necessary. Green Oil 1 big bundle of at Frosta dill from Vike Neutral oil Preparation Cut the dill, put in a pot and pour over neutral oil until half is covered. Heat to about 80 degrees, process in a blender until flat, and finally strain through a cloth. Drip the finished oil over the dish.

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K-U-K Supports Ukraine POP-UP CHARITY EXHIBITION

Words David O Skarbø Photos Jeleena Rai

“We took the bus for an hour to attend this important event. It’s a good cause, so we will gladly invest in some young - up and coming art!”,

We went to K-U-K’s pop-up exhibition, created in support of Ukraine and Flyktninghjelpen. (refugee-aid). It was great to see that people were contributing to the cause. One of the driving forces behind this project is Cathrine Hovdahl Vik, the artistic director at K-U-K. She was busy dancing, but we still managed to squeeze in a quick interview on the dance floor.

QUICK CHAT WITH KJELL ERIK: What is the most important thing about this pop-up exhibition? To be seen, and spread an important message. We want to collect funds for something we believe in. This exhibition is an impulsive venture. Not everything is going smoothly, but the most important thing is that we showcase our values, compassion (medmenneskelighet) and togetherness.

Firstly, we would like to compliment your great initiative! Can you tell us a bit about the exhibition and project in general? This is a non-curated pop-up exhibition created because of the invasions in Ukraine. We are currently in a situation that feels hopeless, and especially for those who remember the nuclear-war scares from the 80s. It all started with an email to Åge (Alexandersen). We wanted to do something to help. Åge agreed and then the ball started rolling. Then we got in touch with both established artists, up and coming artists and art-students, to see if they wanted to

Marit & Ola (Photo below) Close up of Kjell Erik Killi-Olson’s artwork ‘Utbryteren’ (Above)

submit works for this exhibition. We rigged everything yesterday evening and last night, in addition to contacting musicians and others who wanted to hold speeches. The income goes to Flyktninghjelpen (refugee-aid) and the exhibition is on until Wednesday. Since K-U-K is a private and independent institution, we have the possibility to hurry and act quickly. That is important because you never know what will happen. “Just go for it! You may make a blunder, but at least you can know you have tried!” - Cathrine Hovdahl Vik

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DAG OLAV Words Jéleena Rai & David O.S. Artwork Dag Olav Kolltveit

Words by Jéleena Rai & David O.S.

Artwork by Dag Olav

Kolltveit Portraits by Jeleena Rai

Today I sat down with Dag Olav, an artist and student at Kunstakademiet in Trondheim. know exactly where everything is”. I could compare Dag Olav to the overflowing sack of Lego’s under his desk: an abundance of colourful pieces that are useless until you know what to build. Everyone has to start somewhere, to get anywhere - and about that process, Dag Olav has some interesting words to share.

As we were wandering through the artsy school halls, I couldn’t help but investigate a little. By simply peeking into random studios, I could sense the personalities of those who reside there. Dag Olav’s studio was perfectly chaotic - almost too pretty to clean up. Most people can’t concentrate in chaotic workspaces, but he definitely prefers it that way. Like Sigmund Freud once said; “Don’t clean up the mess, I

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How was your relationship with art growing up? When I was a kid I loved to draw. Then it suddenly turned serious, and the focus shifted towards technique. The only way people judged art was by how good you could draw a lifelike horse on a scale from 1-10. Your artistic skill was very much decided on technique and not creativity. I did not feel like there was any room for freedom for expression. It was impossible to become an artist, or do art at all unless I learned and mastered all these hard techniques. I am from a

real oil-city (Haugesund), and the people around me had more bad things to say about art, than they had positive. One had to be born a genius to even be allowed to hold a paintbrush. Still, I wanted to work doing something creative, but it was tough. I started doing breakdancing instead. When I quit breakdancing everything felt so hopeless, and I wandered the darkness for around 10 years.

After all this time, what made you try again for art school?

a vast difference of backgrounds and occupations. In the same building there were dentists, pediatricians, bodybuilders and KiT students. Since I stood there everyday and watched all the different people, in different professions, I often caught myself wondering about what direction in life I should choose - still, the only path that tempted me was art. I wished to enroll at KiT,

Well, I ended up having a part time job at the cafeteria in the KiT (Kunstakademiet i Trondheim) building, so basically where we are sitting right now! It was great fun working there, because there is such a wide spectrum of people, with

How do you attack your art, and with what emotions?

but after such a long time, I lacked motivation. Though on a regular basis, I would have conversations with KiT students. In one of those conversations, a student asked me if I did anything creative. I answered that I was doing some analogue collage, among other smaller projects. “You wouldn’t want to enroll at KiT?” they ask me. “Well yes, that would be very nice”,

I say - even though I had no intention of going through with the application. One day at work in the cafeteria one of my colleagues told one of the KiT professors that I wanted to enroll at KiT, and then there was no turning back, hehe. Awkwardly enough it was that situation that made me apply. I honestly just applied for the hell of it, and by some miracle I actually got accepted.

I started doing paper-collages and music, then I delved more into photography and installations. I noticed making installations came very naturally to me. It’s all about taking items and things around you and putting them in a new environment, setting or context. Somehow my skills from setting tables at the cafeteria where I worked had given me an advantage putting together installations. It gave me room to play, like I love to do with and through my art. To have a playful approach to things is very important. In a lot of my artwork, you can (hopefully) see I am having lots of fun. My biggest inspiration is from before when I worked in a kindergarten. I noticed that sometimes the kids would make symmetrical formations in the sandbox.

My biggest inspiration is from before when I worked in a kindergarten. I noticed that sometimes the kids would make symmetrical formations in the sandbox.

It was very fun to watch these kids build a masterpiece, then run away from it to do some mischief. It taught me that it is indeed possible to be ‘done’ with an artwork, and move on to the next thing. Materials i use are very important. It can be everything from making installations from things I find, or making music from sounds others have created. Sometimes I cut in books others have written. It’s all about using something that has already ‘lived it’s life’, and you could say is no longer wanted - and then giving it a new purpose. I think many people don’t think about things they throw away after they have chucked it. I want to give those things new life and meaning that is what I try to accomplish through my art.

Dag Olav working with The List Magazine Trondheim

It all turned out very strange, because even though I enrolled at KiT, which changed my whole life, I was still in the same building. I still meet the same pediatricians and architects. Even after I started classes, I felt like there was an invisible cafeteria-desk in front of me. Now I am sitting here at my studio, enjoying a great view of Solsiden as well as art.

What I have done is to make collages of previous issues of The List Magazine. The newest issue is always relevant at the moment, but as soon as the next issue arrives the previous becomes more or less irrelevant. It does not matter how the collages end up looking. The art piece in itself is getting those collages made from the pages of old magazines, printed in the new magazines, and in that way giving them new life and making them current again.

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ALEXANDER NERLEIR SØTORP

One hot summers day, a butterfly flew in through my bedroom window. At the time, I was coincidentally reading about this fictional butterfly collector named Mino, who lived deep in a South American rainforest.

Words by Jéleena Rai Artwork by Alexander Nerleir Søtorp

Thanks to Mino’s teachings, I learned the basics of how to put a butterfly gently “to sleep”. My interest sparked, and suddenly my mind was filled with thoughts about different species, and where I could find them. I was inspired! Some time later I started to photograph the butterflies, and I realized that the photographs were a way of preserving as well. So I started collecting - not only the butterflies, but pictures of them too! This is how my project “Specimen” began. Initially the plan was to make it into a book, but I found my collection rather lacking. Sadly, I couldn’t move to the rainforest like Mino, and summer was already over here in Trondheim. That was when I reached out to a butterfly collectors group and found Peik Wieland. He had collected butterflies his whole life, and I was delightfully surprised! Thanks to Peik, I had something to use for this project. Some of the pictures are not a good representation of how the butterfly actually looks. I used a scanner to scan some of the butterflies, and this let me abstract them, it let me break up the perfect geometric look they have evolved over thousands of years. This was exciting to me, and I liked how the abstractness looked alongside the pictures that represented them in their natural form. For now I will continue working with “Specimen” in the future. I’m also having an exhibition in May at Verkstedhallen in Trondheim, please come! 2022 / VOLUME 1

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Trash life: EATING FOR FREE IN TRONDHEIM How to eat like a (drag) queen for free

Two years ago Sandy Lundhaug got tired of eating porridge every day. When the pandemic arrived, she wanted a change. Sandy was then invited to a dumpster diving and food sharing group on Facebook after sharing her financial struggles with a friend. Now Sandy eats like a queen. Maybe not like the queen of England, but a well-paid and well-fed drag queen, all thanks to dumpster diving. Sandy Lundhaug is a Norwegian artist, activist and visionary. She views herself as an anarchist and dreams of stopping climate change, overthrowing global capitalism, and dismantling the current form of nation-state. She is active in various organizations like Extinction Rebellion, Skeivt opprør (‘Queer uprising’), Reduce the Rent, and ATTAC Norge. “I grew up in an orphanage and later in foster care. My parents weren’t dead or anything, child protective services just thought they were lacking, and I partly agree with that. I then went to culinary school because I was tired of the regular education route, and I wanted to do something action-filled and thrilling. But then I dropped out of the trainee program after school, because 12-hour shifts, 6 days a week, for lousy pay didn’t cut it. That (non-existent) work-life balance wasn’t for me.”

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Finding community and herself Sandy’s felt different her whole life, in-search of her place in the world: “I never felt masculine and just believed something was wrong with me. I therefore felt the pressure to push myself to do masculine things, like taking on a hard labour job or joining the military, to become accepted. I joined the Navy not having a clue what to do with my life.” If Sandy knew she was transgender before the Navy, she probably wouldn’t have joined. Since the Navy she drifted around trying to find herself and community. Then after a while she finally did, at Fretex. She started working there in 2017. “At first I got the job through NAV. Then after a while I was offered actual employment, but only part time. After starting to experiment with feminine clothing and different styles at Fretex I finally began my transition in 2019.”

Of all the items one can scavenger hunt, Sandy’s favourite dumpster item find is brewed goods, explaining that it’s a very rare find. Her second favourite finds are hygienic products. Eating like a queen for free means that while living on a small income, “I can’t afford many good, healthy food items,” with less than 7,000 NOK in salary, she operates with small margins to make ends meet. “I used to buy the cheapest brands, eat a lot of oatmeal, and spent a lot of time looking through papers for sales and discounts”. After going vegan for a while, both for ecological and economic reasons, she the discovered dumpster diving:

It turned that out I lived close to two of Trondheim’s best dumpsters. Now I eat meat or fish pretty much every day, and lots of fresh veggies and fruits, all for free Before Christmas she found over 4 kilograms of perfectly fine ‘ribbe’, and had a great party with lots of friends. “We all brought some (mostly dumpstered) food. Just last week, I found 3.2 kilograms of entrecote beef.” Most of the food she eats is entirely edible and fresh food rescued from dumpsters, or ‘free fridges’ like the ones in Ila and Svartlamoen, or Matsentralen. The only things she buys are dry goods like rice and lentils, and non-food items like soap and hygienic products. While it is possible to find those as well, it is not as common as fresh meat and veggies.

After two years of dumpster diving out of need and tiring of plain old porridge, she has now has an improved lifestyle. The first time Sandy went dumpster diving she ventured out late and night and was scared of being discovered, or stopped. Later on she started dumpstering in daytime, relinquishing all care,

There’s not much to fear, and it’s perfectly legal, as long as you don’t break into locked dumpsters. We need to rebuild society. Other than sustaining most of her food from the dumpster, Sandy leads a sustainable life by acquiring most of things secondhand, or purchasing vintage. She bikes wherever s`he needs to go in both summer and winter. “I try to buy as few new things as possible and when I do buy new stuff, I buy from small local businesses rather than giant corporations.” Sandy has strong thoughts about climate change and what needs to be done to stop it, or slow it down, referencing that more people should work with circular economy. “The root of the current climate crisis is a result of capitalism, plain and simple”, stating that this system is based on unlimited growth in a world with finite resources. “We have already strained mother earth too much, to the point that she is suffering severe and irreversible damage.” Instead, Sandy cautions to rebuild "this inherently damaging system, and build new societies from the ground up. Societies where the focus would be to take care of each other and our environment."

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2022 is the official year of volunteer work - join us!

Previews & Listings MUSIC & NIGHTLIFE DATE

March – May PLACE Different Avenues in the city center

JAZZFEST

BECOME A VOLUNTEER IN YOUR LOCAL NEIGHBOURHOOD https://trondheims.frivilligsentraler.no/

DOWN WITH THE KING

The volunteer centres are celebrating Our Day/ VÅR DAG 21. mai

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Trondheim 9.-10.juni The Bike Tour 2022

https://sykkelturen2022.no/

Actors:

Language: Subtitles:

Diego Ongaro USA 2021 Freddie Gibbs, Jamie Neumann, David Krumholtz English None

ARTS & CULTURE DATE

March 9, 11, 13 PLACE Prinsen TIME Various

that embarking on this creative process is easier said than done. Diego Ongaro’s Down With the King is an honest portrayal of doubt, expressed in a subtle and powerful way by Gibbs. It is worth noting that the film has been given the same title as Run-D.M.C’s 1993 comeback album, one which has often been referred to as a response to the changing rap scene in the 90’s.

Renowned rapper and actor Freddie Gibbs gives a solid performance as Mercury Maxwell, a famous rapper who is tired of life in the spotlight. Mercury eschews the city in favour of a remote life in the village in order to write new music and work on his next album. He is becoming increasingly frustrated with the music industry and trying to break free from a life he no longer wants. With increasing pressure from the manager and record company to deliver a new album, it would appear 35

The year is 2022 and restrictions are finally lifted, and Jazzfest is ready to return to former glory! Kicking it of at 17th of march with an exclusive concert at DIGS with Etienne Mbappé, marking that the program for Jazzfest 2022 is ready. Jazzfest always brings the best of music to Trondheim, whether you want to get wild or nod agreeingly to some very impressive musician-ship. Even legendary guitarist Pat Metheny is coming to perform in the newly renovated Olavshallen!

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OUT & ABOUT DATE

2022 PLACE NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet/ NTNU University Museum PRICE 0 - 120 INFO ulvulv.info

Kids SKI DAY ARTS & CULTURE DATE

Now – August PLACE Rockheim Museum TIME Lorem PRICE 0 – 150 INFO rockheim.no

ROCKHEIM: EVERYBODY DANCE

Throughout history, people have gathered to dance. What we call ‘folk music’ and ‘folk dance’ today was once popular culture. Today, social media has made it possible to share your dance interest with the whole world. Everybody Dance! provides an exciting insight into Nordic traditions, and is based on material collected from the Nordic countries. The aim of the exhibition is to make dance traditions visible as part of our common cultural heritage and help to pass it on 2022 / VOLUME 1

to a new audience. Through the exhibition, curator Tone Erlien Myrvold wants to show the social aspect of dance, how the power of dance unites people, that dance exists regardless of time and place, and most importantly: that everyone can dance! Everybody Dance! is a tribute to dance and dancing together and is composed of several interactive stations with, among other things, VR glasses that take you to an alternative dance universe.

Through a combination of interactive installations and dance floors, visitors are invited to explore different ways of dancing together and to actively take part in the dance and to feel the rhythms in the body. The exhibition is produced by the Norwegian Center for Folk Music and Folk Dance in collaboration with the Performing Arts Museum in Stockholm and the Theatre Museum in Helsinki based on the idea of curator Tone Erlien Myrvold.

Norwegian children are said to be born with skiis on their feet, so no wonder Kids Ski Day happens every year. First held in 1993, it has become a winter tradition for thousands of children and their families. Around two and a half thousand children take part, with an estimated 10,000 spectators cheering them on as they race around the 1997 World Cup arena in Granåsen. With five tracks ranging from 200m to 10km, it is suitable for children of most ages and abilities. The full program has not been released at the time of writing, but it promises to be a fun-filled event with entertainment and activities happening throughout the day. All children taking part need a start number, which can be purchased via Barnas Skidag’s website www.barnasskidag.no SPORTS DATE

March 13, 2022 PLACE Granåsen TIME 10 a.m.

ULV! ULV! AN EXHIBITION AT NTNU UNIVERSITY MUSEUM The Scandinavian Wolf: Menace or Misunderstood? Wolf, wolf! How loud is your howl? And who will decide if you endure? NTNU University Museum invites you to learn and share your voice at the highly anticipated ‘Ulv! Ulv!’ - an exhibition on the NorwegianSwedish wolf. How many sayings or phrases can you think of that include or allude to the word ‘wolf’? The boy who cried wolf, a lone wolf, part of the pack, the big bad wolf, The Wolf of Wall Street, to name only a few!

How does this portrayal in popular culture affect our perception of this elusive creature? If you have been paying attention to news in Norway for the last few years, you know about the hot-button Norwegian-Swedish wolf debate. Some view wolves as a threat to their livelihood, others see them as victims of a political game. But really, how much information is available that isn’t filtered through personal bias?

We finally have the opportunity to engage with this information from a science-based, neutral approach at NTNU University Museum. In 2016, the Norwegian parliament asked for an independent study to be conducted on the genetic and geographic origins of the NorwegianSwedish wolf, as well as the relationship between wolves and dogs. The study was conducted between NTNU University Museum and the University of Copenhagen. Don’t worry, you don’t have to be a biologist to understand or enjoy the exhibit! It promises

INFO barnasskidag.no

to be interesting for families as well as the socially engaged citizen. Have you ever wondered about the genetic similarity between wolves and dogs? Have you considered what popular information could actually be false? How did the Vikings perceive of and engage with wolves? What are the statistics around the impact of wolves? How did the wolf become humankind’s best friend? Ulv! Ulv! invites you to engage with the information presented, to learn new facts. Join us at NTNU University Museum to be a part of understanding this species of wild animal. Be part of the discussion surrounding their fate and share your opinion!

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Frankie Wilde is a world famous DJ based in sunny Ibiza. Frankie lives a life filled with women, partying and cocaine. One day Frankie notices something’s wrong with his hearing. Frankie visits the doctor and gets some life-altering news, setting both his lifestyle and career in danger. This wacky comedy, mocumentary style is an exceptionally successful satire on the music-industry and world that comes with it. In addition to watching this hilarious movie, Lokal Klubb keeps the bar open so you can buy refreshments during.

JUBA JUBA CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL

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OUT & ABOUT

DATE

March 11

DATE

June 11 –12 PLACE Festningsparken

During Covid-19 the children have been forced into a scary and unknown situation. Limited contact with friends, family and society in general, and not being challenged to the same degree as before through art and culture. Juba Juba takes the children seriously, and wishes to inspire and bring joy though culture, play and creativity. The festival is genre-less, including and wishes to strengthen community. During Juba Juba 2022, we will once more celebrate creativity, art, culture and all the funny and strange things humans do. Welcome!

IT'S ALL GONE PETE TONG

Festivals are back, and that includes film! Between March 7-13, you can gorge yourself on the excitement of sitting with your friends as the lights dim, the voices hush, and the story begins. With a curated program of films from all over the world, this is the place to go for stories you can’t find at your regular cinema. Get ready for rare glimpses into the lives and the stories of other cultures, and get ready to find something unusual and great! Kosmorama means more than just watching movies, though. The full festival experience means getting to ask the filmmakers themselves about their art, experiencing films in new settings (previous favourites include “Jaws” in a swimming pool and

KOSMORAMA FILM FESTIVAL ARTS & CULTURE DATE

March 7–13 PLACE Kunsthall Trondheim PRICE 960 - 1295 INFO kosmorama.no

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PLACE Lokal Klubb TIME 20:00 – 21:30 AGE RESTRICTION 20 y/o INFO

https://kosmorama.no/en/movie/it-39-sall-gone-pete-tong

“Three Nuts for Cinderella” in the historic Borggården), and discussing your experiences with other enthusiasts, perhaps over a drink at the end of the day. Tickets are already on sale, though the program is still shrouded in mystery. However, if previous years are anything to go by, there is nothing to worry about, and if you’re a student or an older person, you’re in for a good discount. So, if you want a week of full immersion into the world of film, meeting both the makers and the fans, Kosmorama is the event to book in your calendar for March 2022!

SPORTS DATE

April 2 – 3 PLACE Skolegata 15, 7130 Brekstad, Norge PRICE 1 day 1300,- 2 days 2000

YOGA

The Brain & Immune System Move, breathe, and meditate over the weekend and get practical tips on everyday yogic practices that will help you build yourself a life that feels lighter. Learn to deepen your understanding of yoga and spend a relaxing weekend with like-minded people at WorkIn Studio. Through the weekend you will learn about the science behind the benefits of asana, pranayama, and meditation. You will learn how to boost your immune system through hands on exercises and techniques. Vinyasa flow, yoga nidra, biomedicine, dinacharya, mindfulness meditations, theoretical sessions on yoga neurosciences. There could not be a better guide in blending the realms of science and spirituality than Viktória Szentkereszty-Havas, a PhD neuroscientist, psychologist and yoga teacher.

MULTIPLIÉ DANCE FESTIVAL

Multiplié dance festival presents dance and choreography that stretches and bends our understanding of dance. It causes us to stop and think about what it is and for whom it is. Extending over 11 days, this year’s festival is giving us the opportunity to experience dance and choreography in a variety of forms and formats, in surprising places. Here you will get to experience the intimate to the magnificent. For children, youth, and adults alike. you will get to witness international, national, and local

dance artists through many channels of reality. Through stage rooms, outdoor spaces, and on the movie screen. In exhibitions and through conversations, workshops and presentations. As DansiT will be celebrating its 20th anniversary, there will be so many opportunities for dancing and partying as winter turns to spring! There will be an opening party, a festival bar, karaoke and dancing. any opportunities to join in on a revelry of dance and celebration.

OUT & ABOUT DATE

March 24 – April 3 PLACE Various locations PRICE Various, some free INFO Dansit.no

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NEON FESTIVAL MUSIC & NIGHTLIFE DATE

June 10–11 PLACE EC Dahls Arena PRICE 1 day 805,- 2 days 1445,INFO Neonfestival.no

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LISTINGS FEBRUARY - MARCH

Live Nation and Trondheim Stage present NEON at EC Dahls Arena in Trondheim. A two-day festival featuring Norway’s greatest artists in an all-Norwegian line-up. Karpe and Stig Brenner are kicking off the festival in the Friday line-up with several other artists. The festivities will be brought to a close by Sondre Justad, Highasakite and many others on the Saturday. We’ve missed out on so many live shows, concerts and festivals over the journey we’ve all been on these past couple years. We are psyched for a summer festival that supports the artists that we have missed along the way. Praise be live music in the summer!

THEATER

Our Beatles Tribute 8 February

Five of Norway’s best artists creating musical magic of all the classics from the world’s greatest music band Olavshallen 18:00, 675 NOK Olavshallen.no ART AND CULTURE

SYMBIOSIS

12. Feb - 8 March

Welcome to our magical forest consisting of a variety of colors, shapes, beings and lights. An artistic forest where you can use your senses actively, unleash your imagination. Discover luminous flowers, stones, large sculptures, abstract paintings and creatures in trees. The forest is alive, can you see it? The exhibition is a twoweek production with a pre-period planning, in collaboration with ISAK kultursenter and Trondjem Mafja.

THE ZOMBIES UK MUSIC & NIGHTLIFE DATE

September 7 PLACE Byscenen TIME Doors open: 20.00 Concert start: 21.00 PRICE 375, - + entrance AGE RESTRICTIONS 18 y.o

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ART AND CULTURE

28 February

2 March

STEFAN ZWEIG: TILBAKESKUENDE OG AKTUELL

Trondheim Jazzforum - Liv & Jakob

The Austrian author Stefan Zweig was the most translated author in the interwar period and he leaves behind a rich and diverse authorship. On 28 February, Maria Christine Nørstrud visits Reitan Litteraturhuset to give a lecture on Stefan Zweig. With the main emphasis on the memoir ”The World of Yesterday”, published posthumously in 1942, the lecture will address how Stefan Zweig’s pan-European ideas are still relevant at a time when rightwing extremist directions are increasingly gaining ground.

The duo plays a varied selection of self-written songs that open up through improvisation and exploration of sound and space

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:30, 50 NOK https://litteraturhusetitrondheim.nov

FOOD AND DRINK

Every Wednesday, lets practice improving our norwegian!

1 March

Trondheim folkebibliotek, Heimdal

Lokal Bar - Scene - Klubb 20:00, 220 NOK ordinary ticket, 170 NOK for students, 100 NOK for members http://www.lokal.bar/ FOOD AND DRINK

Paint ’n’ Sip

2, 9, 16, 23, 30 March

Paint ’n’ Sip .... All you need to know Work - Work 18:00, 399 NOK paintnsip.no

Language Cafe at Heimdal 2 March - 1. June

Language cafe at Risvollan

Randi Rosenqvist og Thorvald Steen: De som står utenfor We will hear two significant voices from the Norwegian public in a conversation about the most vulnerable in the Norwegian welfare society, as we find them in prison care, psychiatry, social care and health care. But it is also about the so-called ”precariat”, which includes socially excluded and marginalized from working life and performance societies. Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, 150/100 NOK https://litteraturhusetitrondheim.no THEATER

Mørkerommet: Viktor Wilhelmsen 2 March

Can one develop the Sami music based on the premises found in the North Sami yoik?

A perfect way to practice Norwegian!

13:00, FREE entrance biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no

Rosendal Teater 19:00, FREE Rosendalteater.no

Trondheim folkebibliotek, Risvollan 13:00, FREE entrance biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no

FOOD AND DRINK

THEATER

Petters JazzJam #36

ART AND CULTURE

Petters Jazzjam is back

1 March

Bringing out our inner Norwegian by practicing the language, every wednesday, over a nice cup of coffee!

Kutursenteret ISAK Monday - Friday from 14:00-20:00, FREE https://isak.no/se-utstillingen-symbiosis MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE 23 February

British psychedelic-pop legends to Trondheim, Byscenen! The Zombies were formed in 1962 and operated mainly in the 60s, even though they have released music in more recent time. They were the 2nd band after the Beatles from the UK to reach #1 in the US, and are often mentioned alongside The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who and The Kinks when talking about important british bands from the 60s. Eminem has even sampled their super-hit “Time of The Season”, in his song “Rhyme or Reason” (Though I prefer the original). Music-vise, if you like bands like The Animals and The Doors you definitely should check out this event, you may never get the chance to again. And yes, “The” was the equivalent of “Lil” in the 60s.

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Lokal Bar - Scene - Klubb 20:00, 100 NOK https://www.lokal.bar FOOD AND DRINK

VINTYVEN med Oskar 24 February (every Thursday)

Every Thursday, wine tasting from a different country TYVEN

Language Cafe at Saupstad 2 March - 1 June

LatiNorsKafé - Español Every second Tuesday, a language cafe is being hosted. You’re more than welcome to join, whether it is to share your mother tongue or practice you’re 2nd, 3rd or 10th language! The idea is to alternate between Spanish and French over the fall, so choose one language or both and visit us!

Trondheim folkebibliotek, Saupstad 13:00, FREE entrance biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no ART AND CULTURE

Axel Frønes 2 March

An everyday poet and singer fro Åfjorden in Trøndelag. With his book ”Hilsen Axel” making him one of Norway’s best-selling poets.

20:30, 350 NOK https://www.facebook.com/ tyventrondheim/events

Antikvariatet 17:00, FREE Entrance https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal

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ART AND CULTURE

Antikvariatet 20:00, 220 NOK https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal

26 February

1 March

WORKSHOPS AND ONLINE EVENTS

Disko Spesial / Klubb TYVEN One of Bergen’s most popular club concepts, with countless full houses on the legendary Landmark TYVEN 22:00, 60 NOK https://www.facebook.com/ tyventrondheim/events MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

ARTEMIS 27 February

A powerful collective voice from seven of the most acclaimed musicians in modern jazz.

Carline Tromp

Computer Aid: Google for Beginners

In many countries, the emergence of a new outer right over the last ten years has led to extreme thinking and normalization. Carline Tromp thoroughly reviews several of the national currents that are captured by political strategists and form the foundation for declarations of war against our own culture - a culture they themselves spring from.

2 March

A number of free courses in basic data, today, the theme is: Google for beginners Trondheim hoved-folkebibliotek 12:30, FREE biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no WORKSHOPS AND ONLINE EVENTS

Craft and activity group

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:30, 100/75 NOK https://litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

2, 16, 30 March + 13 April

The Whole Evening with Ingrid Bjørnov & TSO 2 - 3 March

An entire evening with Ingrid Bjørnov and Trondheim Symphony Orchestra & Opera, good music and lots of humour guaranteed. Olavshallen 2 & 3 March (19.30), 685 NOK Adults, 480 NOK Students Olavshallen.no FOOD AND DRINK

Paint ’n’ Sip

3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, 31 - March / 02. April

painting + drinking, what else do you need? BROR Bar Different times, 399 NOK paintnsip.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

NABOJAZZ

3 March, 20 April, 18 May, 1 June

Welcome to another season with the concert series Nabojazz in Rosendal Kafé! Order some food and something good in the glass, sit back at a table and enjoy the delicious tones from the evening’s musicians and instruments. Rosendal Kafe 19:30, FREE Rosendalteater.no

We meet several evenings this winter and throughout the spring with various activities that are open to everyone. Every night has different themes. Here you can learn different crafts and bring what you want to change / work with, and we will help you further!

Dokkhuset Scene 20:00, 275 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Students Dokkhuset.no

Trondheim folkebibliotek, Byåsen 18:00, FREE biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no

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Reprise! Randi Rosenqvist og Thorvald Steen: De som står utenfor 3 March

Randi Rosenqvist is a specialist in psychiatry and has throughout her professional career worked with the clinical and legal challenges around people with pronounced dyssocial behavior and with major mental health problems. Thorvald Steen is an author, known for his novels, plays, collections of poems, short stories, children’s books and essays, translated into 30 languages.

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MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Trondheim Solo Sessions #21: Bø / Kolbeinsen / Lin

ART AND CULTURE

Men er det bra? Litteraturhusets kritiske panel 3 March

In this year’s first ”But is it good?” The panel has selected three publications from the autumn of 2021 and the spring of 2022: Edel Maria Landsem’s ”Other and better stories” (2021), Erlend O. Nødtvedt’s ”The murder of Henrik Ibsen” (2021) and Asbjørn Stenmark’s ”Krill” (2022). Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:30, 50 NOK, FREE for NTNU students and staff https://litteraturhusetitrondheim.no SPORTS

Rosenborg kvinner - Kolbotn 03 March

Rosenborg kvinner faces off against Kolbotn Koteng Arena 16:00, TBA https://rbk-kvinner.no/resultater/

Lina Lambertz is a musician, songwriter and visual artist. Her music is a mix of singer / songwriter, pop and folk, inspired by folk music, jazz and improvisation. This evening she plays with Jakob Eri Myhre at Antikvariatet. Antikvariatet 19:00, Different prices https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal

ABAKUSREVYEN 2022: PIG IN THE FOREST / FIRST PERFORMANCE

WORKSHOPS AND ONLINE EVENTS

4 March

ABOUT TOLERANCE AND OUR TOLERANCE LIMIT - Petter F. Myhr

Join if you’re eager to see what the most creative souls in Abakus have been up to

4 March

Where does your endurance limit go? And where does mine go? And when do we let our prejudices overshadow what is actually happening?

Byscenen 17:00, 170 NOK Byscenen.no FOOD AND DRINK

Paint ’n’ Sip

Trondheim folkebibliotek 12:00, 200 NOK biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no

4, 11, 18 March

Enjoy yourself with a brush in one hand and a glass in the other. Bring your group of friends, colleagues, the date or just yourself to this spring’s most enjoyable activity

ART AND CULTURE

Lager 11 18:00, 399 NOK Lager11.no

KLASSEROMMET

4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17 March

A musical and partly documentary story from the rebellious 60s, where we go into the threatening dynamics of the closed classroom and experience that there are many and different versions of the truth about that time.

5 March

In this research concert, PhD student Karina Valnumsen Hansen takes us to Mozart Dokkhuset Scene 14:00, FREE Dokkhuset.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Juri Gagarin 5 March

First man in space, from Oslo, based in Trondheim. From underground rave’s, festivals and gigs abroad to events and concepts like Freek-i-Natt to Whose House! With a penchant for rap, bouncing beats, 808 drum machines, cheeky synths, grooves, new-wave, yachtrock, disco, electro, house & a dose of techno TYVEN 22:00, FREE https://www.facebook.com/ tyventrondheim/events FOOD AND DRINK

Lørdagsjazz 5 March

Saturday jazz! Every Saturday from 15:00 to 17:00! David Andersson brings with him different artists from the jazz line at NTNU to form a trio that will vary from time to time, so you can expect different styles, songs, and instruments every Saturday. Stop by, lower your shoulders and enjoy a relaxing atmosphere in pleasant surroundings!

Stripping, pornography and prostitution, This meeting will not primarily be about legal interpretations of the case in question, but about the extent to which there is a need for political objectives in this field

ART AND CULTURE

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Smokie 5 March

They’ve sold almost 2 million records in Norway alone, so without a doubt they’re back in 2022 Olavshallen

19:00, 560 NOK Olavshallen.no

4 March

W.A. Mozarts Singspeile m. Karina Valnumsen Hansen

ØX Tap Room 15:00, FREE Entrance https://www.facebook.com/oxtaproom/ events/?ref=page_internal

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:30, 50 NOK litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

ABAKUSREVYEN 2022: PIG IN THE FOREST / SECOND PERFORMANCE

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

STRIPTEASE, PORNO, PROSTITUSJON – HVA SKAL VÆRE LOVLIG OG HVA SKAL FORBYS? 4 March

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4 March

THEATER

3 March and Every Thursday

Trondheim folkebibliotek, Byåsen 13:00, FREE biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no

Lina Lambertz - Release Tour

Byscenen 19.00, 170 NOK byscenen.no

FOOD AND DRINK

2022, time to practice our Norwegian!

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

3 March

Rosendal Teater 19:00, Different prices rosendalteater.no

Language Cafe at Byåsen

TYVEN 22:00, FREE https://www.facebook.com/ tyventrondheim/events

THEATER

A show full of laughter, songs, dancing and good vibes

Rosendal Teater 19:30, FREE Rosendalteater.no

The most lovely ladies from the popular radio program Sagtann offer a bone disco; an emerging phenomenon when newcomers dance irregularly to the most lush music.

Dokkhuset Scene 20:00, 150 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Students Dokkhuset.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

4 March

Trondheim Solo Sessions is an open arena where a variety of the city’s artists can unfold in a solo format. TSS’s goal is to embrace a wide range of all kinds of artists and directions - the only criterion is that one creates or performs something solo.

ABAKUSREVYEN 2022: PIG IN THE FOREST / PREMIERE

3 March, 20 April, 18 May, 1 June

Sagtann: SYNNE & SUNNY

3 March

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, 150/100 NOK https://litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

NABOJAZZ

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Fremtidens BPA 5 March

The Norwegian Handicap Association Trøndelag invites to an open meeting on ”NOU: Self-governed is well governed” on 5 March in Litteraturhuset Trondheim. How will we shape tomorrow’s BPA scheme? Should BPA be removed from the Health Legislation and in a separate law, who should BPA apply to and what should the scheme contain? Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 13:00, FREE Litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

LISTINGS MARCH MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

FOOD AND DRINK

7 March

9 March, 27 April, 11 May

SOLID! feat. John Ellis A hard swinging night where a classical organ trio meets John Ellis on bass clarinet and tenor saxophone! Dokkhuset Scene 20:00, 200 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Students Dokkhuset.no ART AND CULTURE

Human Rights in Afghanistan 7 March

During Human Rights Week, we have invited a panel to a discussion on human rights in Afghanistan. Afghanistan is going through a humanitarian crisis and we will hear from the panelists about the current situation related to freedom and women’s rights under the Taliban. Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, FREE litteraturhusetitrondheim.no THEATER

08. Mars!

8 March The March 8 celebration at Rosendal is part of Feminalen’s concert series Feminalen Presenter, and there will be a concert with fantastic musicians and fiery speeches from the podium this evening. Rosendal Teater 19:00, 200/100 NOK Rosendalteater.no

THEATER

Kari Palari

10 March

10 - 15 March

For 3 decades they’ve been delivering hundreds of songs about being human

A family musical with 240 children on stage relaying a simple message ”Kindness makes you the toughest”

Byscenen 20:00, 484 NOK byscenen.no

Olavshallen, Lille sal 10th March (17.30) / 11th March (18.00)/ 12th March (12.00 & 15.00)/ 13th March (12.00 & 15.00)/ 14th March (18.00)/ 15th March (18.00). Price: 380NOK olavshallen.no

ART AND CULTURE

NxtMedia: Digital / Physical FREE Breakfast Meeting 10 March

Trondheim folkebibliotek, Risvollan 13:00, FREE Entrance biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no

WORKSHOPS AND ONLINE EVENTS

ART AND CULTURE

Here you can show up with a problem or something you find difficult regarding basic data, mobiles or PC. Everyone sits around a common table and you get help from a supervisor

hosting a language cafe in French in the book bar every second Tuesday at 17, and you’re more than welcome to join us, whether it is to share your mother tongue or practice your 2nd / 3rd / 10th language ! The idea is to alternate between Spanish and French over the fall semester, so choose one language (or both) and visit us in the best library in town

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, 100 NOK Ordinary, 75 NOK Student Litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

VAMP

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 08:00, FREE Litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

8 March

Almost ten years after Oral Bee launched ”Life for a Norwegian boss” in 2013, the rapper, artist and father of two from Nesodden has finally come up with a sequel. In ”Life of a Norwegian boss 2 - Now we’re talking business” we get to join the inside of the Norwegian music industry and get to see the life of one of the country’s most beloved hip-hoppers both on and behind the stage. We are served crazy stories from the road to star status and descriptions of original PR stunts.

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

The perfect way to practice your norwegian, every tuesday, at the library!

LatiNorsKafé - Français

10 March

Rosendal Teater 12:00, FREE ENTRANCE rosendalteater.no

8, 15, 22, 29 March / 5, 12, 19, 26 April / 3, 10 May

Language Cafe at Risvollan

Oral Bee: Livet til en norsk boss 2

We here at Rosendal Theater want to invite you to monthly lunches with us and a selected artist. Every month, a selected artist from one of the companies we have in the residence gets to share a recipe for his favorite soup with us, which one of our chefs will then make in large quantities for us to eat. The soup will be served to anyone who wants a hot and tasty lunch supplemented with exciting conversations about soup, personal stories, topics that concern us and the artist / company’s artistry.

What are the ambitions for the Ski World Cup 2025? And what was done to ensure that Norway’s largest entertainment program, Maskorama, was as carbon-neutral as possible?

FOOD AND DRINK

ART AND CULTURE

Suppekjøkken

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Töddla + Law Of All March 10 2022

Töddla: Is it punk, is it prog, noise or pop? Whatever it is, this is something for those who enjoy rock full of energy! You might find something in common with Queens of the Stone Age and Gåte in between the fuzz guitars, loud drums and shimmer bass. Law of All: Yack Magazine describes their new song “Pushit!” like this: «Its erotic, its excotic, its sexy as fuck. Put it in your ears.» The Oslo based trio plays dirty, heavy punk rock with references to among others Royal Blood and TurboWolf. Law of All is a «must see» band that delivers everything they own from the beginning of the show. All ages. Free entrance. No-substance

Data Cafe with Odd Fellow 10 March + Every Thursday

Trondheim folkebibliotek 15:30, FREE Biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no

Kultursenteret ISAK /Coffee Annan 19 https://isak.no/arrangement/konserttoddla-og-law-of-all THEATER

Norway our Norway in tones and images

Antikvariatet 17:00, FREE Entrance https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal

If you’re eager to see what the most creative souls in Abakus have been up to

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Byscenen 20:30, 170 NOK Byscenen.no

Two phenomenal bands in one night

1929 Festival 10 - 12 March

As an extension of the new premiere of the film Norway Our Norway with TSO, we invite you to a number of concerts, films and storytelling! Olavshallen 10 March (19.00)/ 11 March (16.00)/ 12 March (11.00). FREE Olavshallen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Bendik 11 March

A girl with a boy’s name, and sore lyrics in mighty wrapping Byscenen 21:00, 280 NOK Byscenen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Ingebrigt Håker Flaten (EXIT) Knarr 11 March

With this new and exciting band, Ingebrigt Håker Flaten wants to further develop her eclectic musical world, a world he has long explored through his bands such as IHF Chicago Sextet and The Young Mothers, where the boundary between genres, between traditional and experimental, between underground and accessibility can easily be allowed to flow into each other. Dokkhuset Scene 20:00, 200 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Students Dokkhuset.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

P00nylars 11 March

Girl, 97, from Moss, House. All you need to know in a sentence. TYVEN 22:00, FREE https://www.facebook.com/ tyventrondheim/events ART AND CULTURE

It’s All Gone Pete Tong (Kosmorama) 11 March

A crazy comedy, with features from the mockumentary genre, is a very successful satire on the music industry and popular culture Lokal Bar - Scene - Klubb 20:00, 120 NOK http://www.lokal.bar/

10 March

In collaboration with Kosmorama International Film Festival, the silent iconic film in Norwegian film history ”a patriotic tribute to the nation”

Open Ears + Skurkar 9 March

Olavshallen, Store sal 19:30, 470 NOK Adults, 225 NOK Students Olavshallen.no

Dokkhuset Scene 20:30, 200 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Students. Dokkhuset.no 42

THEATER

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THE LIST

LISTINGS MARCH MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Djupet 12 March

In close interaction, they explore the dynamic of the static, the repetitive, transforming into the weightless. The expression ranges from a completely acoustic and quiet, to a powerful and heavily processed sound image. Dokkhuset Scene 20:00, 200 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Students Dokkhuset.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

BOKASSA 12 March

The power trio Bokassa unites several of rock’s subgenres into their own unique ”stoner punk” Byscenen 21:00, 320 NOK Byscenen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Rulefinn 12 March

Closest to the heart you will find the disco and all its enormous range: from European microstates and fallen governments to the dreams of space, laser guns and doors that go up and say ”swoosh”. At the same time, he happily weaves in a deep, soulful house song, a little silly italo or a Dr Hook song just when needed TYVEN 22:00, 60 NOK https://www.facebook.com/ tyventrondheim/events MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

NTNU Showcase-Concert with 30 duo & TrioFIL 13 March

There will be standard works, classics, self-composed and up-todate chamber music when TrioFIL and 30 duo play at Dokkhuset. Dokkhuset Scene 19:30, FREE Dokkhuset.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Fruentimmersanger: En musikalsk fortelling om kvinneskjebner i skillingsviser 14 March

Fruentimmersanger: A musical story about women’s destinies in broadside ballets, m. Gunnhild Sundli, Siv Gøril Brandtzæg, Øyvind Smidt, and Kriss Stemland. Dokkhuset Scene 19:00, 250 NOK Ordinary, 150 NOK Students Dokkhuset.no

THE LIST

THEATER

Opera Café: Female composers by Skeive Stemmer Opera Company

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

16 March

18 March

Dina Misund - Release Concert

15 March

Where are all the ladies in music history, there are no female composers? Yes, there are many. Tonight you will get to know several of them and get to know some of the reasons why they have often been overlooked. Rosendal Teater 19:00, 200/180 NOK Rosendalteater.no THEATER

Opera Café: Female composers by Skeive Stemmer Opera Company

Dina Misund will release her second EP ”In a sea of people” on February 25, and is looking forward to finally playing for the audience again! With her distinctive voice and communication skills, she takes us into her pop universe surrounded by melancholy and beautiful, catchy melodies.

Amalie has made a name for herself in the Norwegian underground scene with her unique signature of combining jazz and electronics

Antikvariatet 20:00, 200 NOK Ordinær, 150 NOK Student https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal

Kosmik Boogie Tribe

ART AND CULTURE

Vorsdag // Stand up - Open Mic 17 March

Stand-up evenings at Antikvariatet are easy to become legendary. Now stand up is part of the ”spring concept” where we fill the premises for various exercises in nonsense and nonsense every Thursday. On stage, we will find everything from professional to easily trained comedians. Join the fun.

15 March

Antikvariatet 20:00, 100 NOK https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Best Western Swing

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

16 March

The Tourette’s

Best Western Swing is five musicians united in their love of western swing, horse jazz, bææbop and other rural expressions of jazzified dance music from the American southern states (eg Bob Wills, Spade Cooley, Jimmy Bryant / Speedy West and Hank Garland) . In a broader perspective, it can be called the «instrumental electric americana».

Amalie Holt Kleive

17 March

”A force to be reckoned with. Matching the garage rock ferocity of The Sonics to prime early 60s girl group, the band’s output is utterly feral in the most addictive possible way.” (The Classics Magazine, UK) Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 20:30, 220 NOK Verkstedhallen.no

Dokkhuset Scene 20:00, 250 NOK Ordinary, 120 NOK Student Dokkhuset.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

ART AND CULTURE

The band celebrates the release of their 9th album ”Kiss Off”, with an extensive Norwegian Tour

Minor Majority

Lokal Bar - Scene - Klubb 20:00, 250 NOK Ordinary, 200 NOK Students http://www.lokal.bar/

Byscenen 21:00, 370 NOK Byscenen.no

16 March

”Many faces of violence” - Family violence experienced from Trondheim crisis center through 40 years. Who is the victim of violence, and what help does he or she need? Who is the perpetrator? And how can we as individuals contribute?

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Spidergawd (+ Draken) Byscenen 21:00, 350 NOK Byscenen.no

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, FREE litteraturhusetitrondheim.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Round table with PRAXIS Trondheim 20 March

How much training do we need as performing artists? What is relevant training for performing artists? How do different artists work with their own performing practices? Can we learn something from each other?

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

ART AND CULTURE

Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 20:30, 275 NOK Verkstedhallen.no

21 March

THEATER

To Speak Light Pours Out 19 + 20 March

”To Speak Light Pours Out” mixes the work of various writers, composers and performers, and is a performance that immerses the audience in a powerful listening room; creates a sonic world that channels energy into rhythms, voices, lyrics and their meanings. Rosendal Teater 19:00, Different prices rosendalteater.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

DONOR 19 March

They play groovy instrumental R&B, New Orleans funk, blues and jazz based around the hammond organ. Viktor Wilhelmsen, Andreas Kjøl Berg, Mattis Kleppen and Lars Olav Berg. This is going to be great! Antikvariatet 20:00, 200 NOK https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Kristian Kristensen 19 March

With a big voice and a warm heart, Kristian is finally on tour again, with a band! Byscenen 21:00, 400 NOK Byscenen.no SPORTS

Rosenborg Kvinner - Avaldsnes Toppfotball 20 March

Rosenborg’s female team is facing Avaldsnes Toppfotball!

Through three collections of short stories from ”La stå” (2008) to ”Vinternoveller” (2014), Ingvild H. Rishøi has directed the reader’s gaze towards the gap that can arise between man and society. Hanna Malene Lindberg meets Ingvild Rishøi for a conversation about her writing and literary method Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:30, 100 NOK Ordinary, 50 NOK Student litteraturhusetitrondheim.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

BLISS

22 March

A fine balance of composed and improvised, beautiful and violent, structured and playful, small and large. Antikvariatet 19:00 https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal ART AND CULTURE

Knit and talk! 22 March, 20 April

We knit and talk together so this will be a good arena to meet new acquaintances, share the passion for needlework, and for those who do not have Norwegian as their mother tongue, this is an excellent chance to practice Norwegian. Rosendal Teater 18:00, FREE rosendalteater.no THEATER

Nordic Tenors 22 March

The popular trio breathes new life into eternal classics Olavshallen 19.00, 450 NOK Olavshallen.no

23 March

Bernt Smestad has with his English songs played at the Country Festival, been listed on NrkP1 and been played on Nrk1. Now, after two years of songwriting, he will be playing Norwegian songs in the genre he grew up with

They’re here, incase rock’ n ’roll ever needs saving

Ingvild Rishøis metode

Trondheim Jazzforum - Karl Bjorå

23 March

THEATER

19 March

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Bernt Smestad

DansiT - Svartlamon 16:00, FREE Rosendalteater.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

18 March

Finally back after an artificial coma with support act Draken

WORKSHOPS AND ONLINE EVENTS

Antikvariatet 20:00, 220 NOK https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal

17 March

”Voldens mange ansikter” - Familievold erfart fra Trondheim krisesenter

LISTINGS MARCH

The band’s distinctive character lies in both the instrumentation and the musicians’ strong own expression, and balances composed elements and free play nicely Dokkhuset Scene 20:00, 220 NOK Ordinary, 170 NOK Students, 100 NOK Members TJF Dokkhuset.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

NOW

TOSCA - Trondheim Symphony Orchestra & Opera

24 March

”Now’s the time. Now’s our time.”, NTNU’s very own, jazz students on tour.

23 - 29 March

TSO’s production under the direction of Zuzana Gilhuus captures the contrasts in the opera; between light and darkness, freedom and prison, life and death, love and desire, and depicts the political struggle and the dragon struggle between the dark and the light in man.

Dokkhuset Scene 20:00, 200 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Students Dokkhuset.no THEATER

Multiplié dansefestival 2022 24 March - 3 April

Multiplié dance festival presents dance and choreography that stretches and bends our understanding of what dance can be and for whom.

Olavshallen, Store Sal 23 March (19.00)/ 25 March (19.00)/ 27 March (19.00)/ 29 March (19.00). 660 NOK Adults, 480 NOK Students Olavshallen.no ART AND CULTURE

Rosendal Teater More info coming rosendalteater.no

23 March

ART AND CULTURE

Jostein Gaarder: Selvets grenser Am I just ”myself”? Or do I have a deeper identity to fall back on? Can I identify with the woes of humanity and this planet long after my own journey of life is over? These are questions that concern Jostein Gaarder in his latest book

16 March

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, 150 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Student Litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

PILEGRIM is a staged artistic process where we get lost, and share the delusions with the audience. Kristiansten Festning Different start + fees Rosendalteater.no THEATER

PILEGRIM 25 - 27 March

PILEGRIM is a staged artistic process where we get lost, and share the delusions with the audience. Rosendal Teater Different start + fees Rosendalteater.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Frode Johansen 26 March

Frode Johansen is the perfect mix between music and stand-up; humor and seriousness. Antikvariatet 19:00, 225 NOK https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Frode Johansen 26 March

Frode Johansen is the perfect mix between music and stand-up; humor and seriousness. Antikvariatet 19:00, 225 NOK https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal

Hannah Winther is a PhD student in philosophy at NTNU.

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

THEATER

How to. A Score

ART AND CULTURE

Når ulven kommer: yoga og psykologi / døden

24 - 25 March

How to. A score - is a macro solo consisting of several stand-alone solos based on a choreographic community score developed together with Janne-Camilla Lyster.

23 March

”When the wolf comes” is a concept where the psychologist specialists Hans Andreas Knutsen and Svein Øverland take us into the world of psychology. Alone or with guests, they look at phenomena in psychology, or at psychological difficulties we may have. This evening they focus on the topics of ”yoga and psychology” and ”death”.

Rosendal Teater different starting times, and entrance fees rosendalteater.no THEATER

Mutiplié dansefestival 2022 24 March - 3 April

Multiplié dance festival presents dance and choreography that stretches and bends our understanding of what dance can be and for whom.

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:30, 100 NOK Ordinary, 75 NOK Student litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

The Dogs + Johndoe 26 March

The Dogs newly renovated and Johndoe once again proving that they are among Norway’s best live bands Byscenen 21:00, 320 NOK Byscenen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Jenny Hval 26 March

Jenny Hval is a Norwegian artist, composer and multi-artist with an impressive catalog of solo albums, film music, side projects and literary works Dokkhuset Scene 19:00, 290 NOK Ordinary, 190 NOK Students Dokkhuset.no

Different locations, check program for more info Different start + fees, check program for more info rosendalteater.no

Lokal Bar - Scene - Klubb 22:00, Price coming https://www.lokal.bar

25 - 27 March

Hannah Winther: When the war opened up for the female philosophers Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:30, 50 NOK Litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

Your local Jazz Jam

2022 / VOLUME 1

PILEGRIM

24 March

Koteng Arena 15:00, TBA https://rbk-kvinner.no/resultater/

Petters JazzJam #37

THEATER

2022 / VOLUME 1

THE LIST

LISTINGS MARCH - APRIL THEATER

VEGGEN 26 March

VEGGEN (THE WALL) is a performative video installation that transforms ordinary urban spaces so that they can be seen and experienced in completely new ways. Rosendal Teater 21:00, FREE Rosendalteater.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Sirkus DDE 26 March

For three decades, DDE has been a part of Norwegian cultural life, not only in lyrics and music, but also as a guarantor of atmosphere, singing and well-being. SIRKUS is the show you shouldn’t just see and hear, but rather the performance you will participate in! Trondheim Spektrum 18:00, Different prices trondheimspektrum.no ART AND CULTURE

Linn Ullmann: Jente, 1983 28 March

Linn Ullmann’s new book picks up the thread from ”The Restless”, which in one scene depicts a short meeting between a teenage girl and a 44-year-old man. In ”Girl, 1983”, the meeting between the two is made the center of the novel. Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, 150 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Student litteraturhusetitrondheim.no ART AND CULTURE

Per Petterson: Report from a troubled soul 29 March

Per Petterson is one of our most read authors, both at home and abroad. He is best known for the books about Arvid Jansen, but most of all for Out and Stealing Horses, which also resulted in an awardwinning film, awarded the Amanda Prize in 2019. Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, 150 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Students litteraturhusetitrondheim.no WORKSHOPS AND ONLINE EVENTS

A Multicultural Dance Exchange 29 + 31 March

In collaborate with Choreomundus - International Master in Dance Knowledge, Practice and Heritage at NTNU

ART AND CULTURE

Author meeting: Erlend O. Nødtvedt and Eirik Røkkum

Maren Uthaug: Half Sami and half Norwegian, but completely Danish!

30 March

31 March

Anchored in local surroundings, the two authors write distinctive universes where literary references, language and style are played with, and on March 30, the two city poets meet to discuss their works. Literature scholar Sigrid Elise Strømmen leads the conversation.

Half Norwegian, half Sami, but completely Danish. This is how Maren Uthaug, Denmark’s popular satirist, blogger and novelist, describes herself Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, 150 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Student litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:30, 100 NOK Ordinary, 50 NOK Student litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Beharie

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

1 April

Falkevik

Deeply rooted in an indie/soul expression, you will find Beharie

30 March

«SOME OF THE MOST LUSCIOUS PIANO PLAYING I’VE HEARD IN A WHILE” -

Lokal Bar - Scene - Klubb 20:00, 250 NOK Ordinary, 200 NOK Students http://www.lokal.bar/

London Jazz News Antikvariatet 20:00, 275 NOK https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal

ART AND CULTURE

FOOD AND DRINK

1 April

Per Bjørn Foros: Bilder fra det moderne. Idéer og verdier i endring

ØX x Vin - og ølduell

”Bilde fra det moderne” (Pictures from modernity) is an account of our recent prehistory, limited to the period from the interwar period to the present day.

30 March

Wine is good. Beer is good. But which is the best food pairing? The brewers have invited our head sommelier Oskar to a wine and beer duel, where the best combinations to a 5 course dinner will be decided. We will serve one wine and one beer for each dish, present our arguments and await judgment.

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, 100 NOK Ordinary, 75 NOK Student Litteraturhusetitrondheim.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

The Good The Bad and The Ugly + Murder Maids

ØX Tap Room 19:00, 1500 NOK (5 course dinner including beer + wine package) https://www.facebook.com/oxtaproom/ events/?ref=page_internal

1 April

It’s all in the name! After two years the two bands are back for a ROCKy summer Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 20:30, 300 NOK verkstedhallen.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Skambankt 30 March

Making a return to the magnificent and energetic rock they’ve became so acquainted with.

ART AND CULTURE

BYSCENEN 21:00, 390 NOK Byscenen.no

Do you want to create something, meet like-minded people and develop your talent? UKM is a meeting place for youth and culture, where we create something together. Here you can show what you are passionate about, or help others to be seen. In UKM, all cultural expressions are welcome, whether it is singing, photography, cosplay, modern dance, in fact anything!

UKM Trondheim 2022 1 - 3 April

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Vinni

31 March

You might recognise him from the band ”Paperboys” or the successful TV show ”Hver Gang Vi Møtes”, Vinni is back with new music! Byscenen 21:00, 420 NOK Byscenen.no

Kultursenteret ISAK Time not yet specified https://ukm.no/aktiviteter/

Dansit - Svartlamon 16:00, FREE rosendalteater.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Senjahopen 2 April

Here to celebrate their newly released, long-awaited 5th album! Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 20:30, 300 NOK Verkstedhallen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Team Me + Support: A Million Pineapples 2 April

A night full of melodic, energetic and catchy music Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 21:00, 350 NOK Byscenen.no ART AND CULTURE

This Is What I Go Out to Seek 3 April

Chamber music based on excerpts from Henry David Thoreau’s Journals. Welcome to a cross-genre concert! Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 20:00, 250 NOK Ordinary, 150 NOK Students Litteraturhusetitrondheim.no ART AND CULTURE

Anne Oterholm: Uncompromisingness in literature 4 April

Anne Oterholm (b. 1964) is a novelist, critic and translator. Through both her writing and literary policy involvement, Anne Oterholm has been a clear and highly respected voice in Norwegian literature for a number of years. Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:30, 100 NOK Ordinary, 50 NOK Students Litteraturhusetitrondheim.no THEATER

ART AND CULTURE

Dag Hessen: What is life - and where does it come from? 6 April

Tonight’s lecture will be about ”the universe’s most spectacular invention”, which is the subtitle of Dag Hessen’s latest book: ”Liv” Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 20:00, 150 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Students litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

Planteshow med @ arcticgardener 6 - 7 April

Wondering how to grow green plants? How can you create a good home by bringing nature into your living room? And why have plants received such a tremendous boost?

23 April

29 April

6 May

Motorpsycho enters its 33rd year in 2022! A major European tour is on the way.

24 April

Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 20:30, 425 NOK Verkstedhallen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

U.D.O. (DE) 8 April

Better a year later than never! Finally on their ”Game Over Tour”. BYSCENEN 21:00, 430 NOK Byscenen.no

Grant-Lee Phillips (US)

Einherjer connecting Vikings and Metal with strong tied to the the band’s pagan roots; and Vorbid playing progressive and uncompromising variant of thrash, managing to weave two of the most complicated and demanding metal genres into a whole.

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

With his own effortless flow and low-key intensity, Grant-Lee Phillips performs songs that offer comfort and arouse hope in turbulent times - uplifting songs that shed light on the darkest corners of modern society. BYSCENEN 21:00, 355 NOK Byscenen.no ART AND CULTURE

Krillfest: Launch of Asbjørn Stenmark’s novel ”Krill”

Ben Wendel ’High Heart’

29 April

Grammy-nominated saxophonist Ben Wendel, has had a varied career as a performer, composer, producer and conductor. A star team of musicians will be here, do not miss this!

The book is about Krill, who grows up with her very special grandmother, and together they follow their own absurd rules and routines. Grandma is immensely dominant, and her authority covers every little tab of Krill’s world. The novel follows Krill’s life from childhood to old age, and not a single second is ordinary.

Dokkhuset Scene 20:00, 275 NOK Ordinary, 120 NOK Students Dokkhuset.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:30, 100 NOK litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

Ben Wendel ’High Heart’ 24 April

THEATER

Romeo & Juliet 21 April

Experience the tragic love with two young lovers and conductor James Gaffigan Olavshallen, Store sal 19:30, 470 NOK Adults, 225 NOK Students olavshallen.no

Grammy-nominated saxophonist Ben Wendel, has had a varied career as a performer, composer, producer and conductor. A star team of musicians will be here, do not miss this!

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Partyterror 3 - Record Release 30 April

A crazy night with the craziest lineup, truly a terror: Murder Maids // Brutal Cock (with guest) // G.O.D.S. // Anti-Lam Front // Twin Serpent // Moldy Grubs // Monster Flowers // Barren Womb

Dokkhuset Scene 20:00, 275 NOK Ordinary, 120 NOK Students Dokkhuset.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

The Peawees (IT) 22 April

From La Spezia, Italy, a household name in the European rock ’n’ roll scene.

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

WORKSHOPS AND ONLINE EVENTS

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

8 April

Motorpsycho

A tear-jerking start to Easter with one of the world’s most beautiful works Olavshallen 6 & 7 March (19.30), 470 NOK Adult, 225 NOK Student Olavshallen.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Einherjer + Vorbild

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Mozarts Requiem - Trondheim Symphony Orchestra & Opera 6 - 7 April

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 20:30, 285 NOK Verkstedhallen. no

Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen

6. April 17:30 - Biblioteket Heimdal / 7. April 12:00 - Biblioteket Byåsen / 7. April 19:00 - Hovedbiblioteket Different times, FREE biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no

2022 / VOLUME 1

LISTINGS APRIL - MAY

20:30, 220 NOK Verkstedhallen.no

Vassendgutane 22 April

Vassendgutane is the very term ”Party-Country”. A unique experience, not to be missed.

Narreskipet: A Conversation Concert about the nature and history of madness

Leprous 30 April

The love that meets the most intense disappointments, and especially the love that fails in the fate of death, has no other outcome than madness. (Michel Focault, The History of Madness) Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, 150 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Students litteraturhusetitrondheim.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

THEATER

They’re just a little EXTRA, catchy pop songs with a surprising twist

22 - 23 April

Lokal Bar - Scene - Klubb 20:00, 250 NOK Ordinary, 200 NOK Students http://www.lokal.bar/

In collaboration with Kosmorama, Sluppen Film Festival is finally here!

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

25 April

BYSCENEN 21:00, 405 NOK Byscenen.no

Sluppen Filmfest 2022

Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 20:00, 375 NOK http://www.verkstedhallen.no

ART AND CULTURE

Mall Girl

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Dunderbeist 7 May

Dunderbeist has gone from being an eight-man orchestra with a busload of stage elements, make-up, and costumes to becoming a pure hardrock band! Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 20:30, 275 NOK Verkstedhallen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Creedencemania - Cosmo’s Factory 50 M/Fortunate Sons 7 May

One thing is for sure; there’ll be singing. BYSCENEN 20:00, 400 NOK Byscenen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Supersuckers (US) + Pink Moon 11 May

The Supersuckers, Rock ’n’ Roll band, return to prove they still got it, on their 30th year none-the-less, with Pink Moon, Trondheim’s very own garage rock-band.

BYSCENEN 21:00, 400 NOK Byscenen.no

Two authors, one poet, one literary critic, and a seat for everyone.

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, 150 NOK Ordinary, 75 NOK Student Litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

Despite an ever-growing fan base, The Tallest Man On Earth, continues to twist and turn music in new directions, exploring new expression, thematic terrain, and universes on each release. BYSCENEN 21:00, 450 NOK Byscenen.no

Antikvariatet 20:00, 325 NOK Voksen, 220 NOK Student https://www.facebook.com/antikvarene/ events/?ref=page_internal

Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 20:30, 275 NOK Verkstedhallen.no

6 May

Lager 11 More info coming lager11.no

Conor Patrick is an Irish-Norwegian artist from Trondheim, in addition to being a songwriter and producer with radio success both in Norway and abroad. Over the past year, he has locked himself in the studio to write music, and has several exciting collaborations underway with Norwegian and international artists.

Back in Trondheim for the first time in almost seven years! In a genre where it is difficult to stand out, Leprous has taken a clear position, and is today considered one of the most relevant bands in the world in prog rock and metal.

The Tallest Man on Earth (Special Guest: Gordi)

29 April

Conor Patrick

ART AND CULTURE

Hverven & Storholmen: The Last Missionary 11 May

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

G.O.D.S - 25 years anniversary 13 May

From 1997 to 2022, two of Trondheim’s iconic rappers are back at it again for a 25 years anniversary Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 15:00, 275 NOK http://www.verkstedhallen.no

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THE LIST

LISTINGS MAY - JUNE - JULY - AUGUST MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Cobra Kraft + Ask Carol (dobbelkonsert) 14 May

Become a JAZZFEST FRIEND and get your concert ticket! BYSCENEN 20:30, 390 NOK Ordinary ticket, 350 NOK Students Byscenen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Stian Carstensen - Musical Sanatorium 15 May

A genius-declared musician and among other things known as the guiding star for the critically acclaimed band Farmer Market. BYSCENEN 20:00, 550 NOK Ordinary, 500 NOK Students Byscenen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Backstreet Girls 20 May

They’ve called their new album, ”Normal is Dangerous”, can you already tell what kind of night you’re in for? BYSCENEN 22:00, 350 NOK Byscenen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Dream Theater + Devin Townsend 20 May

After more than 15 million records sold and two nominations for the American Grammy, Dream Theater is undoubtedly one of the most established hard rock bands. Support: Devin Townsend has been active as a vocalist, musician, songwriter, producer and much more for over 25 years. Trondheim Spektrum 19:00, Different prices trondheimspektrum.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Bonnie Tyler - The Best Is Yet To Come 21 May

The Welsh singer is back again to her faithful audience in Norway Olavshallen 19.00, 630 NOK Olavshallen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

DREAM POLICE

SPORTS

THEATER

26 May

10 June

Rosenborg - Sandefjord Fotball

RONNY - Min Verstehen Fiende

Rosenborg facing off against Sandefjord

A standup-show by and with Ronny Torsteinsen, the forward-thinking comedian. Come watch and perhaps you’ll realize that you are also your own worst enemy.

Lerkendal 18:00, TBA https://rbk.ticketco.events/no/nb

BYSCENEN 21:00, 330 NOK

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Lamark 28 May

KIDS AND FAMILY

Science Camp 2021

Lamark is back with his modern pop poetry in Bodø dialect. On April 29, 2022, his latest album «Three apartments later» will finally be released and shortly after celebrated at Antikvariatet

21 June - 13 August

An Explorer Today - a Developer Tomorrow!

Antikvariatet 19:00, 200 NOK Ordinary, 150 NOK Students

Byåsen skole, NTNU 9:00, FREE trondheim.kommune.no

ART AND CULTURE

KIDS AND FAMILY

1 June

31 Jul - 1 August

Ila Days of Activities for Kids 2 - 9 August

Ila Frivillig Sentral 10:00, FREE ila.frivilligsentral.no ART AND CULTURE

Guided tours, market, café, activities

ISAK 11:00 - 15:30, FREE isak.no

Reppe Søndre 10:00 - 16:00, 40 NOK reppesondre.com

FOOD AND DRINK

Opening of Trøndersk Food Festival - A Place Near You 5 August

Ringing of bells, visits from local food producers, cultural events Tinghaugen, Frosta 11:00 - 13:00, FREE matriketmidt.no

5 - 7 August

Nidarosdomen, Erkebispegården 11:00 - 16:00, 120 NOK nidarosdomen.no

KIDS AND FAMILY

3 - 15 August

Tower Tour in Nidarosdomen

Guided Fishing History Boat Tour 5 - 6 August

3 - 29 August

16 years old, oil pastel drawing

45 min guided tour in Norwegian

ISAK 12:00 - 15:00, FREE isak.no

BYSCENEN 22:30, 430 NOK Byscenen.no

Verkstedhallen og Lobbyen 20:30, 275 NOK Verkstedhallen.no

Rammsund

Oil Pastel Course 5 - 6 August

FOOD AND DRINK

Prinsens gate 46 10:00 - 13:00, FREE brille.no

OUT AND ABOUT

English Tour of Nidarosdomen

Tasting Round Trip of the Islands

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Guided introduction to Nidarosdomen

Taste food from local producers, gather stamps for a prize

Nidarosdomen 14:00, 120 NOK nidarosdomen.no

Hitra and Frøya

24 July

Rammstein’s music in Nynorsk Byscenen

22:00, 350 NOK www.byscenen.no

3 - 15 August

Løkken 10:30, 120 NOK matriketmidt.no FOOD AND DRINK 5 - 7 August

5 - 7 August

08:00 - 00:00, FREE matriketmidt.no

Local food, entertainment with Bjørn Fjeldvær

Lager11 11:00-14:00, FREE lager11.no

Presentation of Sámi Food Traditions 6 - 7 August

Kurantgården 14:00, TBD rorosrein.no

11 - 13 August

Lokal Bar – Scene – Klubb 19:00, TBA www.lokal.bar

Kattemkjeller’n 11:00 - 13:00, FREE trondheim.kommune.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

OUT AND ABOUT

Pstereo presentes underground hiphopartist Kamelen at Byscenen

Steinkjer 21:30, FREE steinkjermartnan.no

Boat tour, visit Tautra and Klostergården

19 - 21 August

KIDS AND FAMILY

3 days of marketplace activities

7 August

LOKAL 3 YR ANNIVERSARY LOKAL is still alive and kicking after two lengthy lockdowns, we’re ready to celebrate 3 years with great food, drinks, bands and DJs!

12 - 14 August

RIB Tour, Tautra & Klostergården

Concert

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Steinkjer Marketplace

OUT AND ABOUT

18 August

Lunch and meet-up for parents & kids

13-16 years old, learn acting!

Eva Nordfjell presents, tasting of samples

Josefin Winther Trykkeriet Scene 20:00, 275 NOK TrykkerietScene

Kids’ Acting Course with Natalie Bjerke Roland

FOOD AND DRINK

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Meet-up for Parents & Kids Lager11 11:00-14:00, FREE lager11.no

Visit Bjørn 18:00, 890 NOK visitbjorn.com

18 August

9 - 13 August

11 August

5 - 7 August

Meet-up for Parents & Kids Lunch and meet-up for parents & kids

Sjirrafen 10:00 - 14:00 sjiraffen.org

Visit Bjørn Dinner

KIDS AND FAMILY

Dream Police was started in 1989, and after more than 30 years, the band is still just as hard-hitting!

Seminarplassen i Klæbu 10:00 - 13:00, FREE trondheim.kommune.no

FOOD AND DRINK

WORKSHOPS AND ONLINE EVENTS

Nidarosdomen 14:00, 250 NOK nidarosdomen.no

Vestre Kanalkai 19 12:00, 990 NOK crazycoyote.no

FOOD AND DRINK

OUT AND ABOUT

19 July - 15 August

9 - 13 August

ages 9 - 15; using wool, tree, and plants

Ride Norway’s first electric railroad and taste local food

14 August

Boat tour, visit Tautra + Klostergården

Summer School Arts & Crafts

5 and 7 August

RIB Tour, Tautra & Klostergården

KIDS AND FAMILY

Route 26, Stjørdal 12:00 - 23:00, FREE route26.no

Mellomila 34 10:00 - 13:00, FREE trondheim.kommune.no

Kids Learn Korean through Kpop!

OUT AND ABOUT

Oppigad Haugen 11:00 - 14:00, 300 NOK matriketmidt.no

Nidarosdomen 10:00, 190 NOK nidarosdomen.no

Tour the Crypts of Nidarosdomen

2 day skate course for ages 8. trinn - 1. vgs Chappa Kulturhus 13:00 - 15:00, FREE trondheim.kommune.no/chappa

Local Food at Thamshavnbanen

The Norwegian instrumental / psych rock band Orions Belte are making waves this year with their second album ”Villa Amorini” and ”The Scenic Route” live recordings. Lokal Bar – Scene – Klubb 21:00, 490 - 890 NOK www.lokal.bar

9 - 11 August

5 - 7 August

Orions Belte

Skateboard Course

6-16 years old, cultural activities

Kystkultursenteret Norveg 10:30, 399 - 750 NOK kystmuseetrorvik.no/

7-14 years old, for beginners and intermediate

Chappa Kulturhus 11:00 - 17:00, FREE trondheim.kommune.no

Series of food experiences along route 26, good for bike or car ride

30 min guided tour in Norwegian

19 July - 15 August

13 August

Guide to picking, local edible plants

5 - 6 August

Guided tour among fish farms, lunch included

Judo for Kids

13-16 years old, learn to play in a band!

Summer Culture Days for Kids with Disabilities

Wild Edible Plants Safari

Palmehaven, Britannia 19:00, 2095 NOK britannia.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

9 - 11 August

Experiences Along Route 26

Exhibition of the renowned artist’s works in both Nidarosdomen and Erkebispegården

3 - 30 August

Concert with entertainer Ingrid Bjørnov and 3 Course Dinner

Band Course for Kids

OUT AND ABOUT

FOOD AND DRINK

OUT AND ABOUT

16-25 years old, Learn creative techniques

Håkon Bleken Exhibition ”Fragmenter av et livssyn”

BYSCENEN 21:00, 355 NOK

13-16 years old, learn korean!

2022 / VOLUME 1

NRK Superbussen

12:30, FREE bibilioteket.trondheim.kommune.no

Guitar Wolf, a highly dedicated Rock band, and Quarter Wolf, a Norwegian - Australian duo, crazy for punk, blues and garage rock. Not a show to miss!

21 May

5 August

Visit Reppe Søndre Farm

Beekeeping and Coffee

Ingrid Bjørnov + 3 Course Dinner

KIDS AND FAMILY

Different age groups, bouldering and other summer activities

KIDS AND FAMILY

Boxåpner Kultursenter 12:00 - 15:00, FREE trondheim.kommune.no

FOOD AND DRINK

KIDS AND FAMILY

Two stingy male choirs in one night!

4 June

Workshop for Creative Music Production

KIDS AND FAMILY

25 June

Guitar Wolf (JP) + Quarter Wolf

WORKSHOPS AND ONLINE EVENTS

10-12 years old, computers provided

Opløfjord 09:00 - 18:00, TBD matriketmidt.no

FOOD AND DRINK

Mannskoret + Ila Blandamannskor

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Vår Frue Kirke 19:00, FREE norgesungdsomkor.no

LAN Party for Kids

Guided fishing trip, preperation of meal and oral history

FOOD AND DRINK

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Digital Digital, FREE sommerles.no

12 - 14 August

Choir tour at Vår Frue

Utleirahallen 9:00, 11:00, 13:00, FREE trondheim.kommune.no

WORKSHOPS AND ONLINE EVENTS

Record the books you read, collect points, get cool prizes!

9 August

Palmehaven, Brittania 19:00, 2195 NOK britannia.no

Utleirahallen 9:00, 11:00, 13:00, FREE trondheim.kommune.no

1 June - 31 August

5 - 7 August

Fornes Gård 11:00 - 16:00, TBD fornesgard.no

Litteraturhuset i Trondheim 19:00, 150 NOK Ordinary, 100 NOK Student Litteraturhusetitrondheim.no

Reading Campaign Challenge for Kids

4 August

Ytre Kongsgård 12:00, FREE nrk.no

Different age groups, sign up required

Trondheim folkebibliotek

FOOD AND DRINK

Show for kids by NRK

21 June - 11 August

Need help understanding the basics of online banking? Come through!

Various 10:00-23:00 https://olavsfest.no/en/

KIDS AND FAMILY

Guided Fishing Trip

Concert with Bettan and Anita Skorgan + 3 Course Dinner

Play Innebandy with your Peers! for Kids

1. June

Trondheim International Olavsfest is a week of festivities and folklife at the end of July/beginning of August filled with quality concerts and conversations, with pilgrim walks and worship services, and with cultural experiences colourful and pleasing, for body and soul, enjoyment and reflection — in short, experiences that touch us, move us, do something to us.

FOOD AND DRINK

Summer Choir Tour

Introduction and visit to beekeeping + coffee at the farm

Different age groups, sign up required

Data help: Online banking

28 July - 3 August

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

5 August

21 June - 11 August

Dag Solstad turned 80 in 2021. In the same year, he added another star to his diverse text universe, with the collection of articles «Articles on literature 2015-2021». The book is in many ways a literary autobiography. Solstad writes about language, about literature in general and about his relationship with authors such as Knut Hamsun, Fernando Pessoa, Thomas Mann, Olav Duun and Selma Lagerlöf - to name a few.

Trondheim International Olavsfest 2021

LISTINGS AUGUST

Bettanita + 3 Course Dinner

Play Innebandy with your Peers! for Kids

Dag Solstad: About Literature

ART AND CULTURE

Pstereo presents: Kamelen 20 August

Byscenen 21:00, 350 NOK www.byscenen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Album Release: Julie & Andreas 23 August

Vestre Kanalkai 19

ENE Sildring album release

12:00, 990 NOK crazycoyote.no

Café Ni Muser 18:00, 120-200 NOK nimuser.no 49

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THE LIST

LISTINGS AUGUST - SEPTEMBER MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

OUT AND ABOUT

21 August

Innovation Week 1 - 3 September

Concert

Check out the tech innovations!

Master Oogway + I Like To Sleep

FOOD AND DRINK

Culinary Theatre: The Quest of Alain Ducasse

FOOD AND DRINK

4 September

Culinary Theatre: Big Night at Alma’s

Kosmorama Film Festival with Britannia Hotel

Kosmorama Film Festival with Alma’s Alma’s 19:00, 480 NOK kosmorama.no

15 September

Dokkhuset 20:00, 120 - 220 NOK dokkhuset.no

DIGS TBD digs.no

ART AND CULTURE

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

21 August - 11 September

Blues in Hell

Nova Kino 11:00, 1500 NOK kosmorama.no

2 - 5 September

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Play by Ingmar Bergman

Blues festival

Baba’s Music Bingo

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Trøndelag Teater 18:30, 210 - 350 NOK trondelag-teater.no

Scandic Hell TBD, 1335 NOK bluesinhell.no

4 September

16 September

Mix of bingo and music quizzes

OUT AND ABOUT

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

24 - 27 August

OBOS // Festningen Festival

Lager11 20:00, 60 NOK lager11.no

3 - 4 September

OUT AND ABOUT

The world’s largest aquaculture trade faire

Featuring artists like Tyga and Alan Walker!

Trondheim Spektrum 10:00, 693 NOK aquanor.no

Kristiansten Festningen 16:00, 1799 NOK festningen.no

KIDS AND FAMILY

FOOD AND DRINK

Autumn Sonata

Aqua Nor 2021

Meet-up for Parents & Kids

Experience Nyhavna from the Sea! 4 September

Lunch and meet-up for parents & kids

Kosmorama Film Festival with Britannia Hotel

5 September

Lager11 11:00-14:00, FREE lager11.no

Britannia Hall 19:00, 1000 NOK kosmorama.no ART AND CULTURE 3 - 12 September

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

27 August

Lunch and meet-up for parents & kids

Trondheim Pride celebrates another festival!

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Voces del Sur 27 August

Ages 6 and up, 20% discount on 3+ tickets Lager11 TBD lager11.no

Trondheim Pride

Lager11 11:00-14:00, FREE lager11.no

Edith - Family Dancing

Reflections - Sissel Kyrkjebø 6 September

Various TBD trondheimpride.no ART AND CULTURE

Language and Culture Festival

ART AND CULTURE

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Lokal Bar – Scene – Klubb 20:00, 22:00, 490 - 890 NOK www.lokal.bar KIDS AND FAMILY

Meet-up for Parents & Kids 01 September

Lunch and meet-up for parents & kids

The Zombies 7 September

The classic rock band Byscenen 21:00, 400 NOK byscenen.no

Rotvoll 15:00, FREE biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Open Mic at Lager11

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

The Dogs

9 September

04 September

Sign-up required

Concert with The Dogs at Byscenen

Lager 11 19:00, FREE lager11.no

Byscenen 21:00, 300 NOK www.byscenen.no

Lager11 11:00-14:00, FREE lager11.no

Palmehaven, Britannia 19:00, 1995 NOK britannia.no ART AND CULTURE 17 September

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Guided tour, marine biology, ornithology

Concert with Duo Claudia Scott and Torstein Flakne + 3 Course dinner at Palmehaven

7 September

Trikkestallen 17:00 - 19:30, 75+ NOK trikkestallen.no

It’s been a productive year for Norwegian rapper Linni, releasing his 5th and 6th solo album ”Saga” and ”Nightridah” over the summer.

16 - 18 September

KIDS AND FAMILY

Erkebispegården 11:00, Price TBD sprakogkulturfestivaltrd

4 September

Claudia Scott and Torstein Flakne + 3 Course Dinner

TBD TBD kulturnatt-trondheim.no

Lager11 20:00, 250 NOK lager11.no

28 August

FOOD AND DRINK

A cultural festival in Trondheim

Up to 12 years old, every Tuesday

Exploration of Rotvollfjæra

16 September

Nidarosdomen 18:00, 790 - 995 NOK nidarosdomen.no

Various cultural activities from over 50 nationalities!

Linni

Thom Hell

Kulturnatt 2021

Concert with South-American music by Voces del Sur

The Trondheim Chamber Music Festival is one of the most innovative chamber music festivals in the world, an international and national arena for chamber music in different genres of high quality and innovation and presents concerts combining music with literature, dance, food and the fine arts.

KIDS AND FAMILY

Concert in Nidarosdomen

Kids Skate

4 September

19-26 September

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Trykkeriet Scene 21:00, 350 NOK facebook.com/TrykkerietScene

KIDS AND FAMILY

Trondheim Chamber Music Festival

Byscenen 21:00, 200-300 NOK www.byscenen.no

Kobbes gate 10 Various times, 50 NOK trondheimbyboat.com

3 September

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Frimurerlogen, Dokkhuset, Nidarosdomen, Olavshallen, Erkebispegården, Ringve Museum et. al. 145-390 kamfest.no

Concert

25 August

Meet-up for Parents & Kids

Standup with Ronny Torsteinsen at Byscenen

Guided tour by boat

Culinary Theatre: Bottle Shock

KIDS AND FAMILY

Ronny - Min Verste Fiende

LISTINGS SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER

Cover Me - A Bruce Springsteen Tribute 18 September

Concert with Cover Me at Byscenen Byscenen 21:00, 395 NOK www.byscenen.no ART AND CULTURE

The Girl with the Ugly Face

Kamfest: Opening the Children’s Square 21 September

Mini concerts and crowd-activities for kids & adults Peter Egges Square 12:00, FREE kamfest.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Sturle Dagsland 21 September

Concert Trykkeriet Scene 19:00, 490-890 NOK TrykkerietScene ART AND CULTURE

Kamfest: Rotvoll Artist Collective 22 September

Exhibitions by Anaclara Talento Acosta and Peter Stokstad Arkitekt Ebbels Veg 22 18:00, 150-325 NOK kamfest.no KIDS AND FAMILY

Meet-up for Parents & Kids 22 September

Lunch and meet-up for parents & kids Lager11 11:00-14:00, FREE lager11.no ART AND CULTURE

For kids ages 6 and up

Kamfest: Is a Rose, Caroline Shaw and Tso

Lager11 13:00, 16:00, Price TBD lager11.no

Originally written for the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra

18 September

ART AND CULTURE

Classic Bleken 19 September

Enjoy an evening of art by Håkon Bleken accompanied by music Ferstad gård 19:00, 175-390 NOK kamfest.no

23 September

Olavshallen 19:30, Price TBD kamfest.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Ida Maria

ART AND CULTURE

1 October

16 October

Kosmorama: Party Viewing of Moulin Rouge!

23 September

Performing tracks from her last EP ”Dirty Money”, Ida Maria is here to take a strong stand against the unhealthy and unattainable female ideals we have constantly been fed!

20th anniversary of Kosmorama Festival Trøndelag Teater 18:00, Price TBD kosmorama.no

Verkstedhallen & Lobbyen 20:30, 305 NOK Verstedhallen.no

OUT AND ABOUT

Research Days in Trondheim

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Kamfest: Meet the Composer 24 September

Meet Caroline Shaw, this year’s Kamfest composer!

ART AND CULTURE

UKA: ISÁK 17 October

UKA Festival Concert Storsalen 21:30, 220 - 280 NOK uka.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

02 October

Loveshack

Concert with Loveshack at Byscenen

24 September

Dødens dal 18:00, 490 NOK uka.no

Research projects and science on display

10:00, FREE kamfest.no

Kamfest: Trondheim Soloists & Joo

UKA Festival Concert

1 - 2 October

Vitenskapsmuseet 09:00, FREE ntnu.no

Olavshallen

UKA: Veronica Maggio + Gabrielle

ART AND CULTURE

UKA: Jaga Jazzist 18 October

UKA Festival Concert Storsalen 21:30, 260 - 350 NOK uka.no

Byscenen 22:00, 365 NOK www.byscenen.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Frimurerlogen 19:30, 175-390 NOK kamfest.no

ART AND CULTURE

22 October

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

UKA Festival Concert

Pianist Hyung-ki Joo as guest of honour

UKA: Konradsen 9 October

Kamfest: Open Jam

Nidarosdomen 20:30, 250 - 290 NOK uka.no

25 September

Anyone can join!

Vreid (+ Djerv & The New Death Cult) Concert with Vreid, Djerv and The New Death Cult at Byscenen Byscenen 20:00, 390 NOK www.byscenen.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Dokkhuset 22:30, FREE kamfest.no

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Erlend Ropstad & de Rotløse

Sonata Arctica (FI) (Support: ELEINE)

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Concert with Erlend Ropstad at Byscenen

Concert with Sonata Arctica at Byscenen

Byscenen 21:00, 350 NOK

Byscenen 20:00, 495 NOK www.byscenen.no

09 October

Kamfest: TICC Finale 25 September

Trondheim International Chamber Music Competition

ART AND CULTURE

Frimurerlogen 17:00, 175-390 NOK kamfest.no

UKA: Musti 12 October

UKA Festival Concert

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Kamfest: Festival Finale 26 September

Storsalen 21:30, 210 - 270 NOK uka.no

Top musicians, top mood and musical surprises!

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Frimurerlogen 19:00, 175-390 NOK kamfest.no

15 October

Harm & Hegseth - World Tour Standup with Harm & Hegseth at Byscenen

ART AND CULTURE

Theatre: Leksikon om lys og mørke

Byscenen 21:15, 360 NOK www.byscenen.no

Play by Simon Stranger

MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Trøndelag Teater 19:00, 210 - 410 NOK trondelag-teater.no

15 October

29 September

23 October

KIDS AND FAMILY

Meet a Meteorologist, for Kids 23 October

What does a meteorologist do? Trondheim Public Library 12:00, FREE biblioteket.trondheim.kommune.no MUSIC AND NIGHTLIFE

Djevel

29 October

Concert with Djevel at Byscenen Byscenen 21:00, 320 NOK www.byscenen.no

Harm & Hegseth - World Tour Standup with Harm & Hegseth at Byscenen

KIDS AND FAMILY

Meet-up for Parents & Kids

Byscenen 19:00, 360 NOK www.byscenen.no

29 September

Lunch and meet-up for parents & kids Lager11 11:00-14:00, FREE lager11.no

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IN THIS ISSUE

FOOD & DRINKS MAP

ROSENDAL KAFÉ

1. To Rom og Kjøkken 2. E.C.Dahls 3. Habitat 4. DIGS 5. Rosendal Kafé

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A hub. A place of origin. A nice place to eat, hang out and meet. You should try out the signature dish “Rosendalburger’n” which is a feast for the eyes and stomach!

björk’s orchestral arrangements LOCATION Innherredsveien 7068 of 73, works Trondheim so far CONTACT kari@rosendalteater.no +47 929 89 544 Rosendal Kafe (Facebook)

HOURS Wednesday 17:00-23:00 Thursday 17:00-24:00 Friday-Saturday 17:00-01:00 Sunday 17:00-22:00

HABITAT

LOCATION Olav Tryggvasons gate 30 CONTACT https://www.facebook.com/ habitattrondheim/ HOURS Monday – Thursday 15:00 - 23:30 Friday – Saturday 13:00 – 02:30

Evolution of craft Habitat is Trondheim’s greenest oasis for experimental craft brew and delicious pizza. Their 24 taps are consistently pouring the best selection of craft brew, cider, and kombucha, from Norway and abroad. Habitat is especially proud of their collaboration by Monkey Brew, who concoct all kinds of awesomeness at their Nyhavna brewery. The restaurant has five cozy rooms, with all sorts of seating from booths to bar stools. Habitat’s pizza bases are sourdough, the toppings fresh, and the oven hot! If brew and pizza aren’t your thing, you can always hang out in their toilets and listen to David Attenborough’s olavsfest 2022 soothing voice. Welcome to your new 30.favourite juli Habitat!

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LOCATION Strandveien 71, 7042 Trondheim

LOCATION Carl Johans gate 5, 7010 Trondheim

CONTACT 40 69 74 00

CONTACT 73 56 89 00

HOURS Tue – Sat 5 PM - 12 AM

HOURS Monday – Saturday 5 PM to 12 AM

E.C. DAHLS PUB OG KJØKKEN You’ll find E.C. Dahls Pub og Kjøkken at the northern end of Lademoen right next to the iconic E.C. Dahls Brewery. Both the pub and the restaurant are inspired by American cuisine, placing a heavy focus

DIGS

Take a little wander through Trondheim’s newest city square, Peter Egges Plass and you’ll find DIGS attached to the historical landmark of St. Clement’s Church. As Trondheim’s only ‘Italian piazza’ you can enjoy charming outdoor seating, with the relaxing sound of a water fountain in the background. Your children can climb on the playground while you enjoy the shade. DIGS’ café serves unique daily lunches, as well as an á la carte menu, alongside baked goods and desserts. You can grab a bite, relax, work, or study while sipping a hot cup of Pala coffee, a refreshing housemade juice, or grab a brew with some friends.

on barbeque and dry aged meats (they have the best meat dehydrator in town!). With the E.C. Dahls name you know the beer will be plentiful, and delicious. Make sure to swing by this winter to taste their selection of craft beers. Book a table at the restaurant, or just drop by the pub. In addition, E.C.Dahls Pub og Kjøkken offers guided tours and tastings at the brewery, so you can learn about the history behind, and making of, their exclusive brews. Perfect as an activity with your friends or visiting family.

LOCATION Krambugata 2, Trondheim HOURS Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday 11am-5pm

TO ROM OG KJØKKEN Roar Hildonen and Alexander Skjefte - both with great passion for food and drink - To Rom og Kjøkken focuses on the best produce from Trøndelag, the largest food region in Norway with a wide variety of seafood and other delicious local, small-scale products. To Rom og Kjøkken takes inspiration from French and Nordic cuisine and utilizes world class ingredients from Trøndelag in a unique way with no compromise. The restaurant also boasts an extensive selection of 650 wines and 100 beers. To Rom og Kjøkken has a White Guide recommendation, tops Trip Advisor’s charts, recommended by Wine Spectator, is repeatedly given six out of six by national newspapers and was personally endorsed by chef Gordon Ramsey on his visit to Trondheim. This formal yet cosy restaurant, nestled in the centre of town, is where food lovers return to time and time again. Try their famous shellfish - always on the menu.

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