Nordic travel guide
Nordic travel guide
Since 1980, Norway has paid annual homage to the gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt, making Oslo’s Django Festival the oldest of its kind in the world.
Originally set up by Jon Larsen from Hot Club de Norvège, the Norwegian Django Festival has sparked similar celebrations in more than 50 countries worldwide.
The festival showcases the biggest names in string swing music, with an array of international performers. However, it also spotlights local Norwegian talent, recognising their passionate commitment and understanding of the genre.
Cosmopolite has served as the festival’s main venue since 1992, reinforcing its reputation as a melting pot of people, cultures and rich musical traditions. You can buy day passes or a full festival pass for all three days’ events. Check the website for who is playing when.
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Discover Oslo's inviting festival, Picnic in the Park! Food, drinks, and a relaxed vibe await.
Norway Cup is an international football tournament for kids and young adults on a grand scale, with added fun for…