Spring 2025 at the Nobel Peace Center

Late Nights on Wednesdays

Every Wednesday, we invite you to our Late Nights at the museum. The exhibitions will be open until 8:00 PM, and entrance tickets will be half price from 5:00 PM. Each week, there will be an event included in the ticket. Bring your friends, family, or colleagues and experience the museum in the evening. Listen to engaging conversations, learn something new, and enjoy a drink.

We kick off on Wednesday, January 22, with Historical Nobel Peace Prize Laureates: Jimmy Carter (in Norwegian).

The Doomsday clock

The following week, on Wednesday, January 29, we invite you to an exciting conversation about the Doomsday Clock and the current nuclear threat (in English), in collaboration with the local organisation Nei til atomvåpen (No to Nuclear Weapons). This is part of our Nobel Peace Talks series, where we explore various topics related to the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize, awarded to the Japanese organisation for survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Nihon Hidankyo.

Together with the fact checkers at Faktisk.no, we will continue the conversation about nuclear weapons and invite you to “Faktapub” on February 12 (in Norwegian). Join us in uncovering myths and facts about nuclear weapons!

Sneak peek of a documentary on U.S. nuclear policy

On April 9, we will be joined by American filmmaker Paul Jay, who will present his new documentary “How to Stop Nuclear War” (in English). The film is based on the book Doomsday Machine by Daniel Ellsberg, the whistleblower behind the Pentagon Papers. Just before Ellsberg passed away in 2023, Jay interviewed him about U.S. nuclear weapons policy and how Russia's invasion of Ukraine has made the world more dangerous.

Stay tuned on our website for more Nobel Peace Talks throughout the spring!

Weekends at the Nobel Peace Center