Things to Do in Malmö, Sweden
Malmö hosts around 750 upcoming events, with approximately 350 scheduled for the next 30 days. About one in ten of these listings are free to attend. The programme is dominated by concerts and live music, which accounts for roughly 200 events, followed by theater and performing arts at about 150. Community and social gatherings also make up a significant portion with around 150 entries. Other popular categories include comedy, food and drink, museums, and heritage sites. Key venues featuring the most listings are Kino 1, Mejeriet, Slagthusets Teater, medley – musik, mat & mer, Inkonst, and Malmö Arena. Notable performers with upcoming dates include Tomten är far till alla barnen, Jesper Rönndahl och Marie Agerhäll, Malmö Redhawks, Anden i Glaset, and Lars Winnerbäck. This diverse schedule offers options for various interests within a city of about 340,000 residents founded in 1353.
City facts
- Weather
- 11°C · Partly cloudy · High 12° / low 9°C · 100% precip
- Population
- 339,316 (2023)
- Elevation
- 12 m
- Founded
- 1353
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Frequently asked questions about events in Malmö
- How many events are free in Malmö?
- About 10% of the total listed events are free to attend. This means roughly one in ten entries on the calendar do not require a ticket purchase.
- What are the most common types of events listed?
- Concerts and live music represent the largest group with around 200 listings. Theater and performing arts follow with approximately 150, while community and social events also number about 150.
- Which venues have the most upcoming events?
- The venues with the highest number of upcoming listings are Kino 1, Mejeriet, Slagthusets Teater, medley – musik, mat & mer, Inkonst, and Malmö Arena.
- Who are some performers with dates in this city?
- Performers scheduled for upcoming dates include Tomten är far till alla barnen, Jesper Rönndahl och Marie Agerhäll, Malmö Redhawks, Anden i Glaset, and Lars Winnerbäck.