All tagged "Vasa Museum"

  • Afternoon Tea: The forest is our sea

    The author Mikael Niemi serves reflections from the Torne Valley for the spring’s last Afternoon Tea at the Vasa Museum. Stories about the ice unloading and river disasters, northern oaks, and the boat’s importance in Norrbotten inland. About...

    • Posted March 19, 2017
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  • Sailing a ship – new adventure at the Vasa Museum

    Today – Monday, February 27 – opens a new interactive adventure at the Vasa Museum: Sailing a ship. A game that combines analog and digital interactivity, and encourage collaboration. With the help of each other, knowledge and...

    • Posted February 27, 2017
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  • Queen Kristina, the alchemy and baroque music

    Welcome to a lecture on the theme of Queen Christina, the alchemy and baroque music with the historian of ideas Susanna Åkerman and actor Ingela Karlsson. Tonight’s program begins and ends with music by Barbara Strozzi, a...

    • Posted February 21, 2017
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  • Vasa Museum has the best exhibitions in Stockholm

    Vasa Museum was awarded first prize in the category of best exhibitions in the annual survey “Stockholm’s favorite museum“. In categories strongest brand and the best staff came the Vasa Museum in second place. On Thursday afternoon...

    • Posted February 20, 2017
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  • … your heart is mine … and I never give it back

    On Valentine’s Day, February 14, are considering the Vasa Museum’s former Museum Director Klas Helmerson around Valentin, Maria Eleonora, Gustavus II Adolphus and other heart issues. How has the muscle pump become so central to our culture...

    • Posted February 3, 2017
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  • Viking Life shows the Viking – with help of DNA

    On April 29 opens the gates up to Stockholm’s new pure Viking museum. Through modern technology and well-written dramaturgy is Viking life a different museum, which offers an exciting journey and insight into life as a Viking...

    • Posted January 12, 2017
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  • Afternoon Tea: Sami mythology in art

    Britta Marakatt-Labbas embroidered mythological images are rooted in the Sami narrative tradition. Just like Sami yoiking that can grow in keys and individual words, showing her pictures several different layers of narrative. Learn about color and shape...

    • Posted January 3, 2017
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