Venues in Malmö
24 venues found
Arena 305
Municipal music and culture house for ages 15-25 in Sofielund, Malmö, with two concert stages, rehearsal rooms, studios and rentable rooms.
Babel
A converted brick church in Möllevången, Malmö, running as a concert, club and comedy venue since 2008, with about 600 square metres of floor space for standing or seated events.
Baltiska hallen
Municipal indoor event arena in Malmö's Stadion district with 3,610 spectator seats, open since 1964 and home hall of HK Malmö and Malmö FBC.
Barnens scen
Non-profit children's theatre in the big round yellow house in southern Folkets Park, Malmö, presenting theatre, circus, puppetry, music and dance for children since 1994 and open to guest companies and hirers.
Brogatan
A bistro and bar in central Malmö with a regular culture programme of live bands, DJs, comedy and readings, plus catering and PA, light and DJ equipment packages.
Far i Hatten
A restaurant and bar in a building from 1892 inside Malmö's Folkets Park, with wood-fired pizza, a garden terrace and a stage and dance floor used for DJ and live music evenings.
Fryshuset Malmö
Free youth meeting place in Folkets Park, Malmö, with a youth-run culture stage that hosts one to four concerts a month for young artists, plus a music studio, dance, skate and basketball.
Inkonst
A non-profit cultural house in a former chocolate factory in Malmö's Rådmansvången district, programming performing arts, theatre, concerts and club nights.
Malmö Arena
A 2008 multi-purpose indoor arena at Malmö Hyllie station, home of the Malmö Redhawks and host to concerts for 1,000 to 15,500, family shows and corporate events.
Malmö Live Konserthus
Malmö's canal-side concert house, opened in August 2015 as the home of the Malmö Symphony Orchestra, with a 1,600-seat concert hall, the smaller flexible Kuben and the Kanalscenen stage.
Malmö Opera
Malmö's opera house, with a 1944 main stage seating 407 to 1,511 and a 200-person black box, plus foyer, restaurant and meeting rooms for hire.
Malmö Stadsteater
Malmö's municipal theatre, playing in the 1899 circus building Hippodromen on Kalendegatan (350-600 seats), the 204-seat Intiman beside Malmö Opera, and the 50-seat Studion.
Moomsteatern
Professional theatre with an inclusive ensemble of actors with and without disabilities, playing on its own 152-seat stage in Malmö Folkets Hus and hiring it out for guest performances.
Moriska Paviljongen
A Moorish-style 1902 pavilion inside Malmö's Folkets Park, reopened in 2011 as a venue for club nights, concerts, stand-up and events, with three halls for up to 1,500 standing guests.
Palladium
A historic 1920 cinema-theatre in central Malmö, now a concert, theatre, dance and conference venue with a flexible auditorium for about 518 seated or up to 850 guests.
Pildammsteatern
Open-air amphitheatre stage in Pildammsparken, Malmö, used for theatre and concerts every summer since 1952 and the main stage of the City of Malmö's Malmö Sommarscen.
Plan B - Malmö
An independent club and concert venue in Malmö's Sofielund district with three stages, an outdoor area and bar, and a programme of touring and local bands plus club nights.
Skånes Dansteater
Dance theatre in Malmö's Västra hamnen with a 250-seat main stage and a 150-person black box, presenting the resident company and guest dance performances.
Slagthuset
A brick-built former municipal abattoir (1904) in Malmö's Inre Hamnen, now a concert, conference and event venue with a 921-seat theatre and a 1,500-capacity standing hall.
Spegelsalen
A restored Art Nouveau mirror hall from 1899 in central Malmö, hosting candlelight concerts, weddings and corporate events.
Teater 23
One of Sweden's oldest independent theatres, producing children's and youth theatre since 1958 and playing on its own small stage on Djäknegatan in Malmö as well as on tour.
Tegelsalen (Rosengård fritidsgård Tegelhuset)
Hireable hall in Rosengård fritidsgård Tegelhuset, Malmö, for concerts, lectures and events for up to 150 people, with a stage, lighting and PA.
Ungdomens hus
Rentable rooms in Malmö's 1893 Ungdomens hus, Sweden's first Folkets hus, including a 222 m² Festsalen with stage for up to 150 people.