Welcome to the courtyard at Form/Design Center and celebrate World Wide Knit in Public Day together with Staden Malmö Hemslöjdsförening and the association Stick opp!

Lecture on the role of architecture in creating a more inclusive city — and whose stories are given space in the public realm.

Talk on how architecture and urban planning can strengthen trust and democratic engagement among Malmö residents.

Lecture on urban planning as a matter of democracy — and how we can give Malmö residents greater ownership of their own city.

Talk on how architecture and urban planning can strengthen trust and democratic engagement among Malmö residents.

Lecture on how citizens can become co-creators of their city — and the tools required for genuine, knowledge-based participation in urban development.

Talk on citizen influence and democratic values in urban development — how do we spread knowledge about city planning beyond the usual circles?

Welcome to our Summer Vernissage! Celebrate the opening of this summer’s exhibitions with bubbles, refreshments, and good company.

Explore natural dyeing and create vibrant patterns using nature’s own pigments. During the course, you will work with flowers, leaves, and everyday materials.

The city’s architecture offices open their doors and welcome both colleagues and curious Malmö residents to gain insight into ongoing projects and processes.

Kandidatutställning från Det Kongelige Akademi på Bornholm.

The exhibition presents the results of the development project What Matter_s 3.0, in which creatives and manufacturing industry partners have worked together in interdisciplinary collaborations based on the theme “Materials and the Manufacturing Industry”.

Slow Down explores what happens when we slow down. Through works by several creators, the exhibition opens up new ways of understanding, building and living.

Hur kan källarlokaler förvandlas till prunkande mötesplatser? Innovationsmyndigheten Vinnova genom ShiftSweden har beviljat 1,2 miljoner kr till ett projekt i Rosengård i Malmö för att låta boende odla mat i källarlokaler.

Ida Pettersson Preutz blends traditional patchwork with 60s Op Art, creating vibrant textile illusions that play with perception and form.