Festive Fun at The Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum

First Sunday of Advent – and it’s time once again for Festive Fun at Gustavsberg Harbour! Enjoy a weekend of open studios, flea markets and a Christmas market. And, of course, there’s plenty to see and do at the Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum. Discover the work of Stig Lindberg, make Christmas animals and decorations, hunt for porcelain treausers in the museum shop and more!

Date and time

Saturday and Sunday, 28–29 November, 11:00–16:00

Admission

Creative activities in the workshop are free of charge. Exhibitions and guided tours (in Swedish) are included in the admission fee

How to get here

The Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum is situated on Värmdö, east of Stockholm. Here you can find out more about how to get here.

Festive Fun in the Workshop

Let your imagination run wild and join us in our cosy workshop. Make your own jumping-jack figures, create Christmas animals out of clay, or contribute hand-painted Christmas decorations to the museum’s workshop.

Suitable for families with children and teenagers, 3–18 years Old. Children under 11 years must be accompanied by an adult.

Discover the joyful world of Stig Lindberg

Explore the exhibition dedicated to one of Sweden’s most beloved designers. A favourite with both visitors and critics! The exhibition is open throughout the weekend. Find out more about the exhibition.

Explore the museum

Take a tour of the museum and discover the history of Swedish porcelain at your own pace. Expect to revisit old favourites and make some new discoveries along the way. Find out more about what to see in the museum.

Short pop-up tours

Learn a lot in a short amount of time. During this year’s Fefstive Fun, you can join pop-up tours exploring the history of Swedish porcelain. Choose from several different themes, available on both Saturday and Sunday. In Swedish. Find out more about the tours on our Swedish web site.

Vintage Porcelain shopping

Red Phaesant, Christmas plates and decorations. In addition to exhibitions and activities, you can also take the opportunity to find some festive porcelain treasures in the museum shop.