Culture in Slakthusområdet
Venues, clubs and arenas in Slakthusområdet – the concert halls in the old buildings on Hallgränd and Styckmästargatan, the nightclub on Slakthusgatan and the arenas by Globen a couple of hundred metres away. Addresses, opening hours and links to the programmes.
3Arena
The football and concert arena with a retractable roof – around 30,000 for matches and 40,000 for concerts; Hammarby and Djurgården have played home games here since 2013.
Annexet
Globenområdet's smallest arena, opened 19 February 1989 – 2,200 seated or 3,400 standing for concerts; built as a training rink beside the globe.
Avicii Arena
The globe arena by Globen – up to around 16,000 for concerts and 13,850 for ice hockey, rebuilt and reopened 1 February 2025; AIK and Djurgården play here.
BAR15
The club and event hall in Slakthallarna at Hallgränd 19 – 600 people on 560 square metres with the original concrete floor; club nights via Fållan's calendar.
Fållan
The concert venue in the old hall at Hallgränd 19 – 2,000–2,400 standing, two stages and four bars, opened in 2024 by Kulturarenor; programme on its own calendar.
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.
Hovet
Stockholm's first ice hockey arena, opened 4 November 1955 – around 8,100 for hockey and 9,000 for concerts; to be replaced by a new 10,000-seat arena under the city's June 2026 decision.
Hus 7
The small stage beside Slaktkyrkan at Styckmästargatan 10 – 300 people, concerts almost every night in September and October 2026 from 100 kronor.
Slaktkyrkan
Concert venue and bar for 750 at Styckmästargatan 10, with the smaller Kapellet for 150 – concerts several nights a week, tickets through Billetto.
Slakthuset
The nightclub in the old slaughterhouse at Slakthusgatan 6 since 2010 – 950 people on three dance floors, Friday and Saturday 22–03, the rooftop Terrassen in summer.