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The week in Katrineholm: autumn culture and weekend tips

Week 39 brings a singer-songwriter in town, a string concert with Elin Rombo and a full October calendar with revue, theatre and Christmas market — here is last week and weekend tips for 26–27 September.

Calm lakeshore with trees in autumn colours under a cloudy sky
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Autumn in the area — culture programme and weekend tips for week 39.

This week in brief

Autumn takes over after the summer festivals: free concerts in Stadsparken are finished and the calendar fills with concerts, revue and markets indoors and out.

This column summarises what was on in week 38 and highlights weekend tips for 26–27 September. We link to calendar entries so you can double-check times before you go.

Week 38 behind us

Saturday 19 September had Povels Naturbarn at Tallåsaulan and Apple Day at Julita gård on the municipal calendar.

The Hittaut extra release at Vrå still runs until 30 September — a good last chance to collect checkpoints before the season pauses.

Weekend tips 26–27 September

Saturday evening: Susanne Alfvengren in the town centre at 18:00 — tickets on site per the municipality.

Sunday afternoon: culture school orchestra and soprano Elin Rombo at Tallåsaulan at 15:00. Tickets at the culture school; under-25s free.

Next week: Lilla Näringslivsdagen 30 September and ice disco 2 October — see the calendar for the full October programme.

October on the calendar

2 October: ice disco at Sportcentrum — Katrineholm Hockey and Tekniska Verken.

10–11 October: family circus and literary evening at Safiren.

15 October: Fly me to the moon at Turbinen — part of Culture Week.

23–25 October: Christmas at Julita Gård and youth revue at Turbinen through the last week of October.

Closing and sources

This is an editorial summary — not a complete calendar. Events on the site have their own pages with source links.

Sources checked 21 September 2026: event.katrineholm.se and katrineholmsguiden.se. Tip us if you spot changes.

See what’s on in Katrineholm this weekend →