90s & 2000s Festival

Kick off your weekend at 'We Love The 90s & 2000s 2025 - Oslo', an energetic festival bringing back the hits from two iconic decades.

Expect performances from multiple artists like E-Type, O-Zone, Alexandra Stan, and more, creating a massive dance party atmosphere that locals love.

This is a large-scale event perfect for those looking to relive their youth or simply enjoy a night of high-energy pop and dance music. It's a popular annual event that draws a significant crowd. The festival starts earlier in the afternoon, allowing for a full evening of entertainment.

Cosmic Gate Concert

Experience an electrifying late-night set by electronic music duo Cosmic Gate.

Known for their trance and progressive house sounds, this concert at Vulkan Arena promises a vibrant atmosphere for electronic music enthusiasts.

Vulkan Arena is a renowned venue for live music in Oslo, offering an intimate yet energetic setting. This concert is ideal for those looking to extend their Friday night with world-class electronic music.

Homeless World Cup Opening

Witness the powerful and inspiring opening ceremony of the Homeless World Cup 2025.

This unique football festival brings together 500 players from 63 teams across 48 countries to Rådhusplassen (City Hall Square). The parade starts at 1:00 PM, followed by the opening ceremony at 2:00 PM and the first matches at 3:00 PM.

This event is more than just a sports tournament; it's a celebration of sportsmanship, unity, and a powerful initiative to combat homelessness worldwide. It offers an exhilarating atmosphere and a chance to support a meaningful cause. Attendance is free, making it accessible to all locals.

Yayoi Kusama Exhibition

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Yayoi Kusama's 'The Pillars' exhibition at The National Museum.

This exhibition features Kusama's iconic 'Narcissus Garden' alongside works by other notable artists. Saturday marks one of the last opportunities to experience this exhibition before it closes on Sunday.

The National Museum is the largest art museum in the Nordic countries, offering a vast collection. 'The Pillars' is a significant temporary exhibition by a world-renowned artist, making it a must-see for art lovers. Allow ample time to explore the museum.

Chamber Music Festival

Attend a performance at the Oslo Chamber Music Festival, which runs until August 24.

This prestigious festival presents chamber music of the highest quality in beautiful venues across the city, offering a varied program by outstanding artists.

As the festival nears its end, Saturday evening will likely feature significant performances. This is a prime opportunity to experience world-class classical music in an intimate setting, attracting both seasoned classical music lovers and those new to the genre. Check the official festival website for the day's specific program and venue.

Stand Up Comedy Festival

Enjoy a night of laughter at the Stand Up Deluxe Festival, Norway's biggest stand-up comedy festival.

While shows are primarily in Norwegian, the festival features top comedians and is a popular local fixture.

This festival offers a fantastic evening of entertainment, showcasing the best of Norwegian stand-up. Even if Norwegian isn't your first language, the universal appeal of comedy shines through. It’s a great way to experience local humor and talent.

Homeless World Cup Finals

Spend your Sunday morning cheering on the final matches of the Homeless World Cup at Rådhusplassen. The intensity builds on the final days of the tournament, offering fast-paced and passionate football. Matches run from 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Sunday.

This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a major international event with a profound social mission. The atmosphere is vibrant and supportive, making for a compelling and heartwarming spectator experience.

Last Chance Art Exhibition

Make sure to catch 'The Pillars' exhibition by Yayoi Kusama at The National Museum on its closing day.

This is the very last opportunity to experience this highly acclaimed exhibition featuring Kusama's unique artistic vision.

Being the final day, expect potentially larger crowds, but also a heightened sense of urgency and appreciation for this significant exhibition. It's a perfect way to experience a piece of contemporary art history right here in Oslo.

Frank Znort Quartet Live

Wind down your weekend with a beloved Oslo tradition: the Frank Znort Quartet performing live at Blå. Known for their infectious funk, soul, and jazz sounds, this band offers a consistently lively and free concert experience every Sunday.

Blå is an intimate, alternative music venue that's a cornerstone of Oslo's live music scene. The Frank Znort Quartet is a local institution, providing the perfect relaxed yet groovy end to the weekend. It's a great spot to mingle with locals.