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Stockholm: Nobel Week Lights

In December we all need a little light in the darkness – this year more than ever before. To celebrate this year’s Nobel Laureates 15 places around Stockholm will be lit up for Nobel Week Lights Stockholm on 5-13 December as part of the 2020 Nobel Week.

Nobel Week Lights Stockholm is inspired by international light festivals such as Lyon’s Fête des Lumières. Read more here

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Jag vill hålla dig i min famn men får inte by Emma Hjortenklev Wassberg and Fredrik Matz projected on the fifth Hötorget high-rise buildning

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Sense Light Swing by Alexander Lervik in both Kungsträdgården och Skärholmen
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Stockholms stadshus Space
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