Nine-day classical music festival featuring Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Czech Philharmonics, conductors Andrés Orozco-Estrada, Esa-Pekka Salonen, and Semyon Bychkov. Includes symphonic concerts, chamber music, choral works, jazz explorations, contemporary premieres, family programming, and late-night concerts celebrating nature, innovation, and regional cooperation.
Quick facts
- When
- Concerts typically start at 18:00, 19:00, or 21:00
- Age limit
- All ages
- Language
- Talks in Swedish and English
- Tickets
- 350-650 SEK (main concerts), some free events
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair spaces, elevators, and hearing loops available
Getting there
Venue
Berwaldhallen and other venues
Berwaldhallen, Storkyrkan, Fasching, Queen Silvia Concert Hall, Nordiska museet, Finlandsinstitutet
Common questions
When does the Baltic Sea Festival start and how long is it?
The festival runs from August 21 to August 29, 2026, with most evening concerts beginning at 19:00. Performance durations vary by program; specific end times are listed in the individual event schedule.
Is there an age limit for the festival?
There is no general age limit for the festival concerts, and family-friendly programming is included. Children are welcome, though they generally require their own ticket for seated performances.
What are the ticket prices for the concerts?
Tickets for main stage concerts at Berwaldhallen typically range from 350 to 650 SEK. Several events, including certain talks and smaller performances, are free to the public.
Who are the featured performers for the 2026 festival?
The festival features the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Swedish Radio Choir, and various international guest ensembles and soloists from the Baltic Sea region.
Is the venue accessible for visitors with disabilities?
Yes, Berwaldhallen is equipped with wheelchair spaces, elevators to all levels, and hearing loops. It is recommended to book designated wheelchair seats in advance via the box office.
What is the bag policy at Berwaldhallen?
Large bags, umbrellas, and outerwear are not permitted in the concert hall and must be left in the supervised cloakroom. For security reasons, bags larger than 21x30 cm (A4 size) may be prohibited entirely during certain events.
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