Annedalshuset

Annedalshuset in Gothenburg is a vibrant community center and urban village hall where history, sustainability, and sharing come together. The building houses Annedal's apartment museum, which shows what homes looked like in the 1920s–40s, as well as open rooms for contemporary activities.

Here you can enjoy exhibitions, lectures, a repair workshop for clothes and gadgets, and annual events such as Annedalsdagen, Kulturnatta, and Tillsammansfestivalen. Through voluntary engagement and collaboration, a place is created where resources and knowledge are shared, and where people in the area can meet across generations.

Annedalshuset is an example of how old buildings can be given new life through local community and circular initiatives, and is run by the Annedalspojkar & flickor association.

Activities:

• Annedal Apartment Museum
• They organize lectures, film screenings, and exhibitions on history, culture, and sustainability.
• They have a nice exhibition space that can be rented for a weekend for your own exhibitions.
• It is also possible to rent premises for meetings or family celebrations; see “Rent premises” on the website.
• They have a music group that rehearses in our premises, and there is room for another group.
• The house has a lovely garden where you can enjoy a peaceful place without stress. You can bring your friends for a simple coffee break. If you have green fingers and enjoy plants, you may want to join in the communal gardening a few times a year.
• They collaborate with Annedal's gardening association, which has pallet collars in the garden and adjacent allotments for its members. If you want to start gardening, you can find out more here: annedalstradgardsforening@gmail.com
• Once a month, they organize a repair workshop where you can repair and improve clothes and gadgets. Sewing machines and tools are available.

If you want to become a member, it costs SEK 250 per year (prices from June 2025). You can find more information here.