Weekend in Stockholm
Spending the weekend in Stockholm? Why not treat yourself to a world-class musical experience at Berwaldhallen – the concert hall of Swedish Radio. Berwaldhallen presents a rich program of symphonic masterpieces, choral works, chamber music, jazz, and family-friendly performances. Discover what’s on from Friday to Sunday and make your stay unforgettable.
Visiting Stockholm with your family?
Don’t miss the chance to experience a concert at Berwaldhallen. Dive into magical performances featuring classical music, storytelling, and interactive shows that spark imagination and curiosity in both kids and adults. And the best part – children enjoy half-price tickets!
22 AugustiFamily day and open houseJoin the Baltic Sea Festival's traditional family day for all ages!Read more
Tickets released 2026-04-2812 sep180 krNiklas & RadioapanJoin Niklas and Radioapan on cheeky musical adventures and explore new and exciting musical worlds together with Niklas Riesbeck, the Swedish Radio...Read more
Below you’ll find weekend concerts – from Friday to Sunday at Berwaldhallen.
16-17 April 2026130 - 475 krStrauss’ Elektra suiteThe Classical Artist of the Year on P2 is trumpeter Elinor Bengtson, and in this concert, she will perform Alexander Arutiunian's Trumpet...Read more & tickets
24–25 April 2026130 - 475 krEmelyanychev interprets Salonen & SchumannIn the fifth part of Esa-Pekka Salonen's residency, the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra's principal guest conductor Maxim Emelyanychev takes the podium and leads the orchestra initially in Salonen's symphonic poem and more Nyx.Read more & tickets
25 April 202680 - 275 krThe Swedish Radio Choir sings PalestrinaStep into the meditative sound world of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, celebrating his 500th anniversary, presented here in a fusion with works...Read more & tickets
8–9 May 2026130 - 475 krFauré’s RequiemGabriel Fauré's beloved Requiem, known for its calm and peaceful character unlike other requiems, performed by the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Swedish Radio Choir under the direction of Fredrik Burstedt.Read more & tickets
22 May 2026130 - 475 krMendelssohn’s LobgesangThe Swedish Radio Choir meets the Västerås Sinfonietta in Mendelssohn’s jubilant hymn of praise.Read more & tickets
No tickets left29–30 May 2026170 - 560 krBlomstedt & Mahlers ninthConductor laureate Herbert Blomstedt leads the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra in Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 9.Read more
21 August350 - 650 krRythm and ritualThe Baltic Sea Festival 2026 opens with premieres and pulse! Andres Orozco-Estrada debuts as Chief Conductor, Hillborg’s Hell Mountain has its Swedish premiere, and Molly Kien’s new work receives its world premiere. Soprano Malin Byström sparkles in Alma Mahler’s songs before the evening culminates in Stravinsky’s iconic The Rite of Spring.Read more & tickets
22 August80 - 275 krBack to Bach with LozakovichInternationally acclaimed violinist Daniel Lozakovich offers an exklusive concert in Storkyrkan featuring music by his great artistic beacon, Johann Sebastian Bach.Read more & tickets
23 AugustSchweitzer, Lyssarides & CoWhen trombonist and big band innovator Tilde Schweitzer joins forces with award‑winning pianist Joel Lyssarides, the result is an evening where Swedish jazz shines at its brightest. Together with invited friends, they create a unique night at Fasching, where big band spark meets cinematic piano poetics – a vibrant mix of swing, warmth and exceptional artistry from two of the scene’s standout talents.Read more
28 August350 - 650 krBeethoven's DNAWhat lies at the core of Beethoven’s music – and where do its building blocks come from? Martin Fröst leads the Swedish Chamber Orchestra in a program where Jacob Mühlrad’s Helix meets Hans Ek’s DNA Suite, inspired by Bach, Rameau, and Handel. The evening culminates in Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 – a work carrying this entire musical heritage in its DNA.Read more & tickets
August 28275 krLate Night Concert with the Swedish Radio ChoirAs the summer evening drifts into night, the Swedish Radio Choir takes over Nordiska museet with an atmosphere‑laden programme moving between ancient spirituality and contemporary sonic brilliance. ogether with violist Ami‑Louise Johnsson, we encounter everything from Bach’s introspective Baroque lines and Ligeti’s hypnotic solo viola to the deeply meditative choral music of Tavener and McDowall.Read more & tickets
29 August275 krOpus13 & Monbijou QuartetMonbijou Quartet and Opus13 come together in a program that moves between contemporary sonic imagination and the rich tradition of the classical...Read more & tickets
Culture and nature around Berwaldhallen
Whether you're interested in history, performing arts, or simply a scenic walk, there's plenty to explore around Berwaldhallen. A museum visit before or after the concert can be a lovely way to extend the experience and discover even more of what Stockholm has to offer.
Museums within walking distance
Berwaldhallen is located in an area rich in culture and history – ideal for those who want to make the most of their visit.
Take a short walk to the Museum of Performing Arts, where music, theatre, and dance come to life through interactive exhibitions.
Continue to the Swedish History Museum, which tells the story of Sweden from the Viking Age to present day.
Just around the corner is the Army Museum, offering thought-provoking insights into how war and conflict have shaped people's lives throughout history.
Looking for even more? Only minutes from Berwaldhallen you'll find the National Museum of Science and Technology, with hands-on experiences for both children and adults – all about innovation, technology, and the future. Nearby is the Maritime Museum, where you can explore Sweden’s naval history through ships, sailors, and sea adventures.
Looking to blend culture with nature? Djurgården is just a short stroll from the concert hall. Take in the calm of waterfront walks, explore lush green parks, and discover even more museums – including the Vasa Museum, the Nordic Museum, ABBA The Museum, and Skansen.
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For under 26
At Berwaldhallen, we believe in bringing more classical music to the people. That's why we offer half-price tickets to all our classical concerts for those aged 13 to 26.
About Berwaldhallen
Swedish Radio's concert hall since 1979. A modern concert hall with a rich history.
About the Orchestra
One of Europe's foremost and most versatile orchestras.Known as the Radio Symphonics in everyday speech, the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra has left a major mark on the music world.