A quick guide to Norwegian Easter clichés
Norway has a ridiculous amount of wonderful Easter traditions, here's a list of the most important ones. “What are you doing this...
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- Mar 30
My creative journey in Trondheim
Martha Skogen, an American poet, artist, designer, and researcher, writes about how her book sprang to life from creative opportunities...
- Mar 18
Get inspired at Trondheim’s dance festival this week
Today the week-long dance festival Multiplié returns to Trondheim. Organised by DansiT and held at the wonderful Rosendal Teater, the...
- Mar 10
Hit the Streets: Kosmorama Edition
Kosmorama 2023 — Trondheim's international film festival — is in full swing and The List is of course there! We spoke with a few...
- Mar 3
Steamdome III is coming
An interview with Ola Kvernberg This is the extended version of the article that originally appeared in The List Spring issue 2023 and...
- Feb 6
Happy Saami National Day!
February 6th is the official Saami National Day, which shares deep historic ties with Trondheim. Today is February 6th, and it's time to...
- Jan 25
Trondheim’s oldest ‘living’ resident
The List met with Ellen Grav, archaeologist, and Kristin Tiller, project manager at the NTNU University Museum, to discuss the museum’s...
- Jan 24
How the world's first 'Chess Rave' sprang up in Trondheim
Gary Andrés Chinga didn’t start playing chess until he was 26 years old, but now he’s founded Fuzzsjakk to use the game to bring people...
- Jan 17
Interview with biosurrealist Natalie Field
For this edition of Art List we visited Natalie Field, a South African artist based in Trondheim, to explore the bizarrely beautiful...
- Jan 4
Meet the ‘space goddess’ on the latest cover of The List
Kanum Hovland shares the creative madness behind their modeling method and it might surprise you. Creating a proper magazine cover is...
- Jan 4
My fascination with Selbu mittens and their shared threads to India
Saranya S., a textile designer from Kerala, India, moved to Trondheim only a few months ago. She fell head over heels for the traditional...
- Jan 4
Fragile Fears exhibition: Merging Ukrainian and Norse mythology
Ukrainians in Trøndelag have come together through Den Ukrainske Forening to create a unique photography exhibition that melds...
- Dec 20, 2022
Hit the streets: Cosplay Christmas
Torucon 10 year anniversary special edition of The List's classic hit the streets feature. Hit the streets is a feature included in every...
- Nov 29, 2022
A little visit to the student-run Galleri Blunk
The List contributor Giorgia Rota visited the student-run Galleri Blunk, a unique initiative hiding in the warm embrace of Svartlamon....
- Oct 27, 2022
3 must-see films at Sonisk Musikkfilmfestival (in English)
Sonisk is a music film festival put on by a group of friends with a great interest in movies. This year is the festival's first year and...
- Sep 23, 2022
The ancient secrets of Nidarosdomen
Nidarosdomen has been Trondheim’s greatest landmark ever since it was constructed in the year 1070. Since then the cathedral has grown as...
- Sep 14, 2022
The events we can’t wait to check out at Kulturnatt
It’s that beautiful time of year again when Kulturnatt, Trondheim’s culture night full of free events and programmes, takes over the...
- Sep 9, 2022
7 cool things hiding inside Olavshallen
One of The List’s favourite spots in Trondheim is definitely Olavshallen — and it isn’t just because of all the great concerts we’ve...
- Sep 2, 2022
A festival that places minorities in the spotlight — Transform World Festival
Transform is Trondheim’s largest annual world music and cultural heritage festival, celebrating the roots of many cultures that...
- Sep 1, 2022
Every single English-language event at Trondheim Pride 2022
Trondheim Pride 2022 has officially begun and boy are we excited! The 25th-anniversary edition is jam-packed with amazing events spread...
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