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Oslo - Art & Entertainment - Blindern
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Betong

Heavy basement stuff

Slemdalsvn. 7
Oslo 0369
Norway
+47 22 85 6372
http://www.betong.as

Betong is located in the basement of Chateau Neuf, a five-floor building owned by the students at Oslo University. The building itself is worth a tour, with all its hidden bars and concert areas(where Betong offers larger concerts and gigs). These give you the freedom to move around in the building and get a taste of everything that's going on. Betong, meaning concrete in Norwegian, is exactly what you get. Dark concrete walls, sparse lighting and a bit of that, "after-the-bomb" feel. They often stage high-quality DJs and bands, including some unknown, up-and-coming-ones.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Blindern Filmklubb

Student film club Postboks 125 Blindern
Oslo
Norway
The students' own film club is in the Sophus Lie building, within the university campus at Blindern. The film club is open to everyone twice a week, and offers a varied programme. You can catch up on the films you recently missed at the cinema, or on old classics. Film showings are announced in programme brochures and in the student newspaper Universitas.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Norsk Musikkhogskole

Free classical concerts every week Gydas vei, 6
Oslo 0302
Norway
+47 23 36 7000
http://www.nmh.no/ The Norwegian Music School at Majorstua puts on regular concerts all year round. The performances—many of which are actually exams—are given by the students and are often free of charge to the general public. The programme is varied and also includes premieres and special events that take place in the 200-seat Lindeman Hall or the 100-seat Levin Hall. Most major concerts are advertised in the local press while details of smaller concerts appear on the school's Web site. In general, the concerts are of an extremely high standard.

Review © 2007, Wcities