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Photo: Nanaka Adachi.
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The Nobel Day 2023
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On 10 December the Nobel Prizes will be awarded in Stockholm and Oslo. Welcome to celebrate with us at the Nobel Prize Museum.
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During the Nobel Day, the museum is filled with festive activities – follow the live broadcast from the Nobel Prize award ceremonies in Oslo and Stockholm, listen to a cellist play or join a guided tour of the autumn exhibition Fungi – in art and science. In the exhibition Nobel Creations, you can experience fashion interpretations of this year’s Nobel Prizes through dresses created by students at Beckmans School of Design. Families and curious children are welcome to our workshop for festive crafts, between 11:00 and 16:00 and take the opportunity to find Christmas gifts as the shop offers a 10% discount on this day. |
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Photo: European Space Agency, credit NASA (S130-E-012141).
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Nobel Calling Space
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Join us for a unique live conversation between Nobel Prize laureates and ESA astronaut Andreas Mogensen on the International Space Station.
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Join us as we connect the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm with the International Space Station (ISS) for a unique live conversation between the 2023 Nobel Prize laureates Ferenc Krausz and Moungi Bawendi, and Danish ESA astronaut Andreas Mogensen. Swedish ESA astronaut Marcus Wandt, who will take off on his space mission by the beginning of next year, will join us either at the museum in Stockholm or from the Houston Mission Control Center in the US. |
Monday 11 December 14:00-16:00 (exact time to be confirmed by NASA). Doors open at 13:00. Free entrance. Limited access. Ticket is required. Standing tickets, limited amount of seated tickets. Language: English. Nobel Prize Museum, Stortorget 2, Old town and online. Read more here. |
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Foto: Clément Morin.
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Nobel Week Lights
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Nobel Week Lights is a festival lighting up Stockholm during the darkest time of the year – a free cultural experience that you shouldn’t miss!
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The light festival is presented by the Nobel Prize Museum and invites both international and local artists, designers, and students to create public light artworks inspired by the Nobel Prize. The light installations illuminate the Nobel Prize laureates’ scientific discoveries, literature, and peace work, while at the same time giving us the opportunity to see the city and the urban environment with new eyes together with loved ones. |
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Photo: Anna Maggy.
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Concert with pianist Eydís Evensen
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A magical evening at the museum.
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Welcome to an inspiring concert with Icelandic pianist and composer Eydís Evensen, whose musical expression shows both her inspiration from being in nature and the years she has lived abroad, in London and New York. |
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