Uno is a 'play' house for teenagers, students, people who would like to perform as a DJ, design…read moresome clothes, dance, watch movies, hang out with friends. It's aimed to young people who are looking for interesting way of spending their time. The entrance and using all of the things which are in Uno, is for free. In this huge building you can find: - snooker - wii game - dancing room to rent for free (there are also some dancing classes but you have to ask about it directly in Uno) - small movie room - huge hall for skaters - cafe - design & art room where you can paint, draw, create some projects on computer, make a t-shirt and nice pins - you pay only for the materials which you use. There are mostly high-school students but it doesn't matter because of all those cool activities which Uno offers you. There are also some fashion performances, concerts, photos expositions etc I really love that place where I spent a great piece of time with my friends.

Örebro Open Art is an open art exhibition that was first arranged in Örebro in 2008. Since 2009 it…read morehas been arranged every other year. The exhibition is free of charge and invited artists from all over the world show all kinds of creative installations all over the city during some months. The creativity and inventiveness varies greatly, so does sizes. Still nothing so far has remotely been able to compete with the Big Yellow Rabbit from 2011 - a huge happiness instigating toy rabbit sculpture in wood that lighted up the city square. Unfortunately it was simply torn down after the exhibition was finished. It really is a well worth outing to see the Open Art and I love how you get a map and then can walk around the city explore and delight (or in some rare cases not at all) over the different artsy expressions. Some of the open art remain permanently, so even if you haven't been fortunate to visit the exhibition itself some artsy glimmers remain all year round. And so do the great trash vans all over Örebro where you can sort glass - paper - metal - plastic even when out and about. Yes Örebro is certainly a city with a lot of interesting projects on many levels, not only the fab Open Art. Which btw will take place next time in 2017, don't miss!