Experience one of electronic music’s most original and unpredictable performers as Salvatore Ganacci takes the stage in Tønsberg. Known for blending electronic music with humour, dance, and theatrical performances, he has created live shows that have captivated audiences around the world.
Ganacci is famous for pushing the boundaries of the traditional DJ set, delivering high-energy performances packed with surprises, audience interaction, and viral moments. He has performed at some of the world’s biggest festivals, including Tomorrowland, and now returns to Tønsberg for an exclusive summer concert.
Practical Information
Age limit: 20+
Doors open: 7:00 PM
Free admission for companions with a valid companion card
Full bar service available
Enjoy food and drinks at Foyn Bar & Restaurant before the concert, and keep the night going at Foyn Nightlife after the show.
Experience one of the highlights of the summer art season at the historic Fredriksvern Verft in Stavern. From June 13 to August 14, the former naval shipyard comes alive with exhibitions, creative expressions and works by more than 25 guest artists.
Stroll through galleries housed in preserved historic buildings, discover paintings, sculptures, prints and contemporary art, and enjoy the unique combination of art, history and coastal summer atmosphere.
Student Exhibition
As part of the redevelopment of Slottsfjell Museum’s entrance hall and café area, children and young people have played an active role in shaping the museum of the future. Through workshops, educational projects and participatory activities, students from Færder and Sandefjord Upper Secondary Schools, along with children from Tillas Nature Kindergarten and Barnas Have Kindergarten, shared their ideas and perspectives.
The result is an exhibition showcasing the creative process through sketches, drawings, photographs, mood boards, graphic illustrations and 3D models. The exhibition offers insight into how children and young people envision a museum they want to visit, explore and return to.
The church is built on the site of an earlier medieval stave church.
The church features several historic furnishings, including an altarpiece from 1647, a pulpit from 1636, and a baptismal font dating from 1725. The current tower, sacristy, and windows were added during a renovation in 1911, while the church exterior was restored in 2009.
Exhibition: June 13 – August 2
For more information, see Vestfold Art Centre's website or facebook.
