The Swedish Armed Forces will be the largest exhibitor at National Defence Expo 2026, reflecting strong demand and continued expansion of the event. Their participation highlights the importance of civilian–military cooperation in strengthening Sweden’s total defence. The expo will be a meeting place for collaboration and knowledge-sharing within the defence sector.
Twenty-one Nordic stakeholders have joined forces to test circular solutions for technical building equipment in real projects across seven cities.
Stockholm Furniture Fair will return in 2027 with a strengthened focus on business, innovation, and Scandinavian design. The platform will become a biennial event, be shortened to four days, and feature a new innovation area. It will also introduce an open, accessible, and welcoming approach to exhibiting – something that will enable more brands to participate.
Stockholm Design Week 2027 returns with a renewed vision: design in all forms, for everyone. With expanded collaborations, new city-wide clusters, and a broader mix of participants, the week becomes an accessible, international platform where design is explored, experienced, and celebrated across Stockholm.
Stockholm has been selected as the host city for BIO-Europe 2027, Europe's most important partnering conference in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals. The confirmed return, following the successful 2024 event, means that Swedens leading life science ecosystem will once again become the global meeting place for research, investment, innovation, and the deals that drive future medical breakthroughs.
On 1 October, Stockholmsmässan announced a new strategic direction to strengthen its position as the Nordic region’s leading meeting venue and Stockholm as an international meeting city. As a result, public fairs will no longer be organised in-house, and Numera Mässor will acquire the portfolio as the new organiser.
DreamHack Stockholm 2025 kicks off this Friday. From 28–30 November, the world’s largest festival for gaming and internet culture takes over the entire Stockholmsmässan venue – a major expansion from last year. With more activities, major esports finals, live shows and the Nordic region’s largest gaming expo, the organisers aim to surpass the 52,000 visitors from 59 countries recorded last year.
With a new CEO and strategic direction, Stockholmsmässan is setting its sights on reinforcing its position as the Nordic region’s foremost venue for congresses and exhibitions – and in doing so, strengthening Stockholm’s role as an important international meeting hub for business and the wider region.
Stockholmsmässan is setting its sights on the future with a new strategic direction for its operations. On 1 October, Mats Viker will assume the role of CEO with the mission to strengthen the company’s position and build a long-term sustainable economy.
I.S.P.O. World Congress is returning to Europe for the first time in a decade – and from 16 to 19 June, the event will be held at Stockholmsmässan in Stockholm. As the world’s leading congress in the fields of prosthetics, orthotics, mobility aids and rehabilitation, the event is expected to gather more than 4,000 participants from over 100 countries.
From 9 to 15 May 2025, Stockholmsmässan is the platform for the future of underground infrastructure. More than three thousand experts from around eighty countries will gather at this world-leading congress and exhibition on tunnelling and underground construction.
Stockholmsmässan has entered into a framework agreement with Adapt, a leading provider of audiovisual solutions, and strengthens its position in technical event design.
