Welcome to a vibrant day of history in Lundagård!

Experience the past brought to life as the Royal Dowager Queen’s Life Regiment recreates the Battle of Lund,
while the Småland Carolinians set up a 17th-century field camp.

Join a walking theatre performance and step into the lives of Lund’s inhabitants during this dramatic time.
Enjoy historical music with Anna Rynefors and Miriam Andersén, family-friendly shows with the jester Antonius, and inspiring talks throughout the day.
Stroll along the market street with local food, books, and crafts—or taste authentic 17th-century dishes prepared on site.

Guided tours, historical fencing, children’s activities, blacksmithing, dance, opera, and more await—plus free admission all day at Kulturen in Lund!

Join students from the advanced history programme at Katedralskolan for free city walks,
or book a ticket for one of the lectures at Kulturen in Lund.

The publishing house Historiska Media will be at Kulturen in Lund for a live podcast recording of their popular show Historia Nu, where Urban Lindstedt interviews historian Joanna Vadenbring.

More information about Sunday’s programme and ticket sales will be available soon!