Fartein Rudjord / 22. juli-senteret Bead Workshop
This is a perfect activity for both adults and children, where you can create personalised bracelets with letters and symbols and explore the meaning of words in a fun and educational way. The activity takes place on the second floor of the centre.
Resonance - The Music after 22 July
The exhibition explores what music has meant for the processing of the events after 22 July. When the terror attack struck Norway, many found comfort and strength in music. Through a soundscape that could comfort, unite, and strengthen in the aftermath of the attack, some songs will always be associated with 22 July for many.
The Public Conversation about 22 July
The core exhibition at the 22 July Centre presents the sequence of events on 22 July 2011 through a timeline, and highlights the subsequent attempts to explain the causes and consequences of the terror attack.
A National Memorial for 22 July
A permanent national memorial is to be established after the terror attack on 22 July 2011. The three proposals for the memorial after 22 July have been completed and delivered to the jury. Now, models of the proposals are on display for the public at the 22 July Centre.
KORO Presents the Memorials
On Wednesday, 26 February at 12:00 and 16:00, KORO will present the three proposals for the national memorial after 22 July. There will be an opportunity to ask questions. The 22 July Centre will be open until 18:00 on this day.