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Late Night: Paths to Peace
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Welcome to Late Night at the Nobel Peace Center, where we invite you to be both an audience and a participant, learning, experiencing, and engaging.
Please note: There are two types of tickets - one that gives access to everything except the talk, and one that also includes the talk.
What’s on this evening
Through activities, art, and conversations, you are invited to explore what peace means - both personally and in the world around you. The museum is open until 20:00.
Walking concert and guided tour with Ensemble 96
Join a unique experience where music and art merge. Combined with a guided tour of the Paths to Peace exhibition, the choir Ensemble 96 will give sound to what you see and experience.
Through space, voices, and art, new connections and perspectives emerge. The program features works by composers such as Birgit Djupedal, Knut Nystedt, Torbjørn Dyrud, and Francis Poulenc—reflecting on peace, unrest, and human experience.
Location: Paths to Peace exhibition, ground floor
Time: 17:00 – 17:50
A conversation about paths to peace
Why is it so easy to wage war - and so difficult to create peace?
This discussion is based on two current exhibitions at the Nobel Peace Center: Paths to Peace, which presents a historical overview of humanity’s attempts to create peace and A City of Ghosts, a powerful and personal photo diary by Fatma Hassona (Gaza, 1999–2025) Registration is required.
Location: Mandela Room, ground floor
Time: 18:00 – 19:15
Panel participants include Gunvor Knag Fylkesnes, Robert Mood, Kåre Aas, Kyrre Lien and Kjersti Fløgstad (moderator)
Knots on peace
In the Paths to Peace exhibition, you can take part in an interactive activity where you literally tie your own thoughts about peace.
What does peace mean to you? If you’re unsure - or just want to reflect with others - you’re invited to informal conversations and shared reflections with us.
Location: Paths to Peace exhibition, ground floor
Time: 19:00 – 20:00
Peace Wall
The more of us who engage in promoting peace, the stronger our message becomes.
In connection with Plan Norway’s upcoming exhibition A City of Ghosts, opening on April 22, tonight’s guests are encouraged to take part in creating a shared message wall for peace.
The exhibition honors Palestinian photographer Fatma Hassona, who documented life in war-torn Gaza. At just 25 years old, she was killed in an Israeli airstrike along with ten members of her family.
Location: Pop-up Studio, ground floor
Time: Drop-in throughout the evening (17:00–20:00)
Poets in the Garden
Live poetry, music, and open mic.
A warm and atmospheric gathering with live poetry and music, exploring the theme of peace. The evening includes performances by Åsmund Seip, Jacob Roots, Tuva Bjørnstad, and Dominic Munton, as well as music by Marlen Tjøsvoll.
Towards the end, the stage opens for anyone who wishes to share their own texts, thoughts, or music.
Location: Paths to Peace exhibition, ground floor
Time: 19:15 – 20:00
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Welcome to Late Night at the Nobel Peace Center, where we invite you to be both an audience and a participant, learning, experiencing, and engaging.
Please note: There are two types of tickets - one that gives access to everything except the talk, and one that also includes the talk.
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