Saturday 12 September at 19:00, Adam Douglas is coming to Sprang with his first purely solo tour. With the guitars, the songs and his voice at the centre, the audience will get to experience the music in a stripped-down and intimate format.
Wednesday 16 September at 19:00, you are invited to the concert Tonar til fjell. Here, the accordion and free-bass accordion meet a string quartet in a new work by Jo Asgeir Lie, inspired by the poetry collection Jøkulsong by Signe Seim.
Thursday 17 September at 19.00, Magnus Myhr is coming to Sprang with the dance performance KAUK. After several solo performances in which he has explored topics such as the queer body, feminine strategies and a troubled upbringing, this time he is going to yodel and dance.
Thursday 24 September at 19.00, author Brit Bildøen is coming to Ål library. She will primarily talk about and read from her two newest novels, Gult farevarsel and Moderat sikt.
Friday 25th September 2026 there will be a folk dancing evening for children and young people and a dance concert with Hallingdal Toraderlag and Hallingdal Låtelag at Sprang in Ål cultural centre.
Saturday 26 September, Ål town centre will be filled with an autumnal atmosphere, the scent of fresh goods and a bustling crowd.
Do you have toys or other things you no longer need, that others can enjoy or make use of? Bring them along to the Autumn Market on 26th September and pass them on
Saturday 26 September at 18:00, a concert with PUST is being held. The Norwegian vocal group has made its mark on the Nordic a cappella scene for over two decades, with a sound that draws inspiration from folk music, jazz and vocal improvisation.
Saturday 26 September at 20:00, you are invited to SideSprang at Sprang. The evening offers Hardanger fiddle music from Nordhordaland, Valdres and Hallingdal, a crash course in dancing, an open mic and a jam session.