Events

Every Monday, Deichman Grünerløkka invites you to Baby Monday. Upstairs in the hall we put out toys and mats for the little ones, make coffee for parents and set the scene for fun and a chat. It is an informal drop-in for all mums and dads with babies. On the first Monday of the month there are also two rounds of “Baby på Bib”, a musical reading circle for parents and babies. You are very welcome!

• 📍Deichman

Baby på bib is a regular session for babies and parents where we gather to read good board books together. The reading session lasts about half an hour. Suitable for babies from 7 to 15 months. It takes place in Snippen, the toddler area on the ground floor, to the left of the main entrance at Anne-Cath. Vestlys plass.

• 📍Deichman

Note! Because of building noise at the library, baby singing has moved to Gamle Munch! See you there! Our children's librarian plays with songs, rhythms and movement. Baby singing is a musical experience that uses several senses, helps develop language and body awareness, and stimulates the child's emotions. THERE ARE TWO ROUNDS, AT 11:00 and 12:00 – each session lasts about 30 minutes. MAX 30 BABIES. The doors to the hall open 15 minutes before. Suitable for children aged 0–2. No sign-up, first come, first served! Prams must be parked

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Every Tuesday there is a baby tour at Naturhistorisk museum. This week's baby tour is in the Climate House (Klimahuset).

• 📍Naturhistorisk museumSars' gate 1, Oslo

Get even more out of your museum visit by joining one of our activities with one of our knowledgeable hosts! Every weekend there is a dinosaur tour and a mini show about the museum's collections.

• 📍Naturhistorisk museumSars' gate 1, Oslo

On 17 October and 14 November we invite children aged 4 to 6 and their adults to a dance session in the rehearsal hall (Prøvesalen).

• 📍OperaenKirsten Flagstads plass 1, Oslo

In an unusually ordinary office in a small, unusual town, Emy and Yme work for the strict boss Mye. Every day at the office is the same, and when every day is the same it can get rather boring – unless you use your imagination. There is just one problem: you are not allowed to play at work. Come into the office and meet Emy and Yme, who do everything they can to make work a bit more fun. Can they keep it hidden from Mye, the very strict boss, and what happens when they daydream in the middle of an important message?

• 📍Det Andre TeatretTorggata 16, Oslo

Come and explore the beautiful, richly decorated altar marking Día de los Muertos in the Mexican tradition. In the Kilden activity area, children can colour in La Catrina drawings and cheerful paper skeletons.

• 📍Historisk museumFrederiks gate 2, Oslo

Tickets for all workshops are handed out on the day. Times: 12:30, 13:30 and 14:30 every day. Duration: 45 minutes per workshop.

• 📍Vigeland-museetNobels gate 32, Oslo

Join artist Victor Guzman in a playful drawing workshop where children can explore tracks, prints and lines on large surfaces.

• 📍MUNCHEdvard Munchs plass 1, Oslo

Imagine you are an artist 400 years ago. You are standing in a painter's workshop with journeymen, assistants and apprentices. You are the master! In front of you is a large painting surface. Beside you are big brushes and a palette with colours such as yellow ochre, carmine red and ultramarine.

• 📍NasjonalmuseetBrynjulf Bulls plass 3, Oslo

Every Tuesday there is a baby tour at Naturhistorisk museum. This week's baby tour is in the geology exhibitions.

• 📍Naturhistorisk museumSars' gate 1, Oslo

Bring the children to free Saturday singing at the Opera House. Sing together with professional hosts in the foyer one Saturday a month.

• 📍OperaenKirsten Flagstads plass 1, Oslo

Every Tuesday there is a baby tour at Naturhistorisk museum. This week's baby tour is in the zoology exhibitions.

• 📍Naturhistorisk museumSars' gate 1, Oslo

Join a Christmas workshop inspired by the colours and scents of the Middle Ages.

• 📍Historisk museumFrederiks gate 2, Oslo

The concert is built around Trygve Kongshavn's songs for children and the Ukrainian children's choir's wonderful choral songs. Expect lots of joy in singing, with a focus on imagination, play, feelings and humour. The artist Emilie Nicolas also joins the concert for one of the songs. There will be surprises… after all, Christmas is coming! The concert is intended for children aged 3 and up. About the Ukrainian children's choir Credo (Oslo, Norway): the choir brings together children and young people aged 4 to 16, both with a Ukrainian b

• 📍Oslo KonserthusMunkedamsveien 14, Oslo

Sanselek is an exploratory workshop for young children

• 📍MUNCHEdvard Munchs plass 1, Oslo

On the first Tuesday of the month you can join baby tours of the National Museum's exhibitions. The tours are designed for parents on parental leave who would like a little cultural boost.

• 📍NasjonalmuseetBrynjulf Bulls plass 3, Oslo

Kubbe needs help! He has to make a big forest for a play, but he can't manage it on his own.

• 📍NasjonalmuseetBrynjulf Bulls plass 3, Oslo

What if all Christmas wishes came true, if all the soft presents were the best ones, if the Christmas stocking never ran empty or if Father Christmas took you on a journey in his sleigh? What would you wish for this Christmas if you could really wish for anything? Based on the audience's Christmas wishes, the performers improvise stories on the spot – they can be funny, strange, scary and magical! Bring a Christmas wish and we'll make sure it's anything but boring! Psssst: there are drawing activities one hour before the show

• 📍Det Andre TeatretTorggata 16, Oslo

The children's Christmas concert is back. Welcome to a musical Christmas experience for the whole family! Musicians from the Oslo Philharmonic offer an hour of traditions and Christmas spirit. This year there are both classic songs and newer Christmas music, ending with a big children's choir and John Williams' «Somewhere in My Memory» from Home Alone. Come early and join the Christmas workshop in the foyer an hour before the concert starts! Suitable from age 4. Rasmus Hella Mikkelsen, conductor. Direction: Charlotte Brænna. Actor/host

• 📍Oslo KonserthusMunkedamsveien 14, Oslo

Join a baby tour of the exhibition «Metis. Ole Jørgen Ness».

• 📍NasjonalmuseetBrynjulf Bulls plass 3, Oslo

With clay, wires, eyes and imagination you can design your very own robot to take home.

• 📍NasjonalmuseetBrynjulf Bulls plass 3, Oslo

The Oslo Philharmonic's family day. The Oslo Philharmonic welcomes big and small to a concert hall full of music, creativity and joy. The foyer will be buzzing, with activities in every corner. Try instruments, conduct an ensemble, compose music, meet the musicians and get to know the instruments! With John Vinge in Sangfoni we will discover rhythms, explore melodies and find out what music is made of.

• 📍Oslo KonserthusMunkedamsveien 14, Oslo

Join a baby tour of the exhibition «Adrián Villar Rojas. The End of Imagination».

• 📍NasjonalmuseetBrynjulf Bulls plass 3, Oslo

Pram concert for parents of young children. On parental leave? Bring your baby and come to a concert! Welcome to the Oslo Philharmonic's chamber concert for parents of young children – our classical concert for families with the youngest children. A new experience to share with your baby. The music is adapted to sensitive ears and played by a smaller orchestra, so it suits both adults and children. We play a selection of classical pieces, some familiar and some less so, all in a format that suits

• 📍Oslo KonserthusMunkedamsveien 14, Oslo

Make your own peace dove and become part of the peace campaign at the International Museum of Children's Art (Barnekunstmuseet). Peace starts with you!

• 📍BarnekunstmuseetLille Frøens vei 4, Oslo