Welcome to a family day filled with folk cultures from near and far! Out of the treasure chest flows music, dance, and cultural expressions from all over the world. And the best part – everyone gets to join in! Outdoors, the area comes alive with free activities, workshops, mini-concerts, shows, magic, and delightful food stalls from every corner of the globe. Indoors, we invite you to a Treasure Hunt, where you will be guided through three unique performances featuring fabulous musicians and dancers.
The real treasures are everything you experience, see, hear, and take part in.
Join the treasure hunt!
Skattekista at Schous - 30. august 2025 at Riksscenen
Skattekista at Rommen - 6. september 2025 at Rommen scene
Skattekista is being established as a brand new family festival in Groruddalen!
Skattekista at Rommen is a free offshoot of Skattekista at Schous, which for the past 5 years has gathered children at and around Riksscenen in Grünerløkka, Oslo.
During the last weekend of August and the first weekend of September, children aged 0 to 12 years and their families are invited to a festival with concerts, performances, and a wide range of workshops and activities. The festival is a low-threshold offer for families living in the area. The program is composed of professional acts and local cultural initiatives.
Here, children get to experience cultural treasures from many places in the world. They get to try for themselves, do it together with their family, and feel both curiosity, surprise, and recognition. We hope the festival will help strengthen local identity, pride, and community.
Skattekista at Rommen is initiated by Samspill International Music Network and Riksscenen. It is organized by Samspill in collaboration with Rommen Scene and local art and cultural actors at and around Rommen Scene.
See photos from previous years:
A collaboration with
Rommen scene
Rommen Scene opened in 2010 and has since offered cultural events from both local and professional performers. From 2010 to 2020, it was managed by the Stovner district, and since 2020, it has been operated by Kulturetaten. Rommen Scene features a professionally equipped stage with an amphitheater that seats 200 people, as well as a dance hall. The venue collaborates with numerous professional cultural partners to provide a diverse range of performances and workshops. Notable collaborators include Det Norske Teatret, Dansens Hus, Det Norske Kammerorkester, Soul Session, and many more. The venue also offers stage rental and both lending and rental of the dance hall.
Riksscenen
Riksscenen is Norway’s national stage for folk music and folk dance, located at Schous cultural quarter in Grünerløkka, Oslo.
The project is supported by
