Förbindelsehallen

The Art Nouveau hall built for transport, today Slakthusområdet's biggest club and festival room – 800–3,500 people, ten-metre ceiling; programme in Fållan's calendar.

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Förbindelsehallen is Slakthusområdet's largest event hall, built as a transport hall in Art Nouveau style and described by its letting agent Distriktfem as the district's grand salon. The floor is around 913 square metres under a ten-metre ceiling and takes 800 to 3,500 people, with over 20 toilets and four dressing rooms; the hall is used for markets, festivals and the biggest club nights, and Stockholm Pride was held here in summer 2026. In autumn 2026 Fållan's calendar lists Artbat on 4 September, The Blaze with Hotel Grand Stade on 12 September – tickets from 550 kronor through Nortic – and the Vingelrundan festival on 19 September. Hire hours are 09–01; there are no regular opening hours. The hall belongs with Fållan and BAR15 in the same block.

Contact

Stora Skorstensgatan 8, 121 62 Johanneshov [email protected]

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Opening hours

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Events here

Klubb och festival i Förbindelsehallen4 SeptemberEvenings, times per night as the calendar states them Klubb och festival i Förbindelsehallen12 SeptemberEvenings, times per night as the calendar states them Klubb och festival i Förbindelsehallen19 SeptemberEvenings, times per night as the calendar states them All events

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