Who Owns the Stockholm Night?
The event offers a discussion of who gets to shape Stockholm’s nightlife, with politicians and a restaurateur on the panel.
Practical
- When
- Swedish time (CET)
- Doors
- 5:00 PM
- Where
- Kulturhuset HartwigSankt Paulsgatan 39A, 118 48 StockholmMap and directions
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Stockholm’s nightlife is the subject of a debate hosted by 08 and Kulturhuset Hartwig. The central question is who should decide its future: neighbours, venue owners or politicians. Nike Öbrink of the Christian Democrats, Maria-Elsa Salvo of the Social Democrats, and Casper T Schaber, a PR consultant and restaurateur, are on the panel. Martin Schori, 08’s editor-in-chief, will moderate.
The evening is framed as an after-work gathering followed by debate. 08 describes itself as a weekly newsletter about Stockholm, including city decisions and investigations. It says it covers power, money and urban life. The event brings that focus to a question with practical stakes for the city: who gets a say in nightlife.
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