Events and things to do

This week in Uppsala
March 31-April 6

Discover the highlights from this week’s events in Uppsala! Swap to our Swedish site or visit Heja Uppsala to discover even more events.

Gottsunda kyrka

March 31 – Gottsunda Church

Celebrate Bach's 340th Birthday with Music

Join a birthday tribute to one of music history’s greatest – Johann Sebastian Bach. Professor Mattias Lundberg, known from Swedish Radio’s “Fråga musikprofessorn,” hosts an evening of Bach’s timeless works, along with surprises from composers like Sandström and Gounod. Performers include The Baroque Conspiracy, organist and harpsichordist Gunnar Gillfors, choir Canzonetta, and conductor Kettil Skarby.

Entrén till Uppsala konstmuseum

March 31 – Uppsala Art Museum

Let Your Baby Discover the World of Dance

Bring your baby to a unique performance experience! O is a sensory dance performance designed for children aged 2–18 months and their adults. With mirrored floors and curious creatures, little ones are invited to explore freely at their own pace. The adults are guided through a magical journey by two dancers who interact closely with the audience. Created by Peter Mills, known for his hit performance at Riksteatern.

trädgårdsmöbler på en mässa

April 4–6 – Fyrishov

Find Inspiration at the Home & Garden Fair

Whether you’re building, renovating, or planting, the Uppsala Home & Garden Fair has it all. Discover the latest in housing solutions, garden tools, seeds, outdoor décor, and more. Meet experts, get advice, and attend live talks for fresh ideas on how to improve your home and create a blooming garden space.

Två blad på innebandyklubbor och en innebandyboll

April 4–6 – IFU Arena

Cheer On Future Floorball Champions

Experience fast-paced youth sports at the Swedish Youth Floorball Championships! 32 top teams (16 girls’ and 16 boys’ teams) gather at IFU Arena to compete for glory. Come support the stars of tomorrow in a weekend packed with energy and ambition.

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