This programme is held in Swedish
Welcome to an evening dedicated to exploring and reflecting on the Nobel Peace Prize announced just hours earlier.
We will meet former Minister for Foreign Affairs Margot Wallström, Isak Svensson, Professor of Peace and Conflict Research at Uppsala University, and Gustav Källstrand – Nobel Prize expert and historian. The conversation will be moderated by Carin Klaesson from the Nobel Prize Museum.
After the talk, there will be a concert with Sophie Zelmani.
Alfred Nobel had a strong interest in society and was deeply engaged in the peace movement. Peace was the fifth prize category he mentioned in his will. This evening, we turn our attention to the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, announced just a few hours earlier. Together, we take a closer look at this year’s prize and celebrate humanity’s ability to work towards a better world.
Throughout the evening, guided tours on a peace theme will be offered, as well as the opportunity to create your own bracelet for peace. All tickets include a drink and a pinsa topped with Västerbotten cheese, onion, and seaweed caviar, served at the closing reception following the concert.
Make a bracelet for peace
Join us in supporting vital peace efforts by creating a bracelet at the museum. Making a bracelet costs SEK 50, and you choose which of the selected peace organisations your contribution will support.
Your donation goes entirely to UNICEF Sweden, or the United Nations Association of Sweden. The selected organisations have either been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize or are affiliated with a Peace Prize laureate. Learn more about their important work on site and show your support for a better, more peaceful world.
Programme
16.30 Doors open
17.00 Guided tour about peace, 15 minutes in Swedish, first come first served
17.30 Guided tour about peace, 15 minutes in English, first come, first served
18.00 On-stage conversation
18.50 Short break
19.00 Concert
19.30 Closing mingle with drinks and light refreshments
19.30 Guided tour about peace, 15 minutes in Swedish, first come, first served
20.00 Guided tour about peace, 15 minutes in English, first come, first served
20.30 Guided tour about peace, 15 minutes in English, first come, first served
NOBEL CALLING
STOCKHOLM
5–12 October
About the programme
Date
9 October 2026
Time
17:00–20:30
Location
Nobel Prize Museum
Language
Swedish
Admission
280 SEK ordinary ticket
120 SEK for members
Tickets
