Alnö Culture Festival 2026
The Alnö Livskraft Association has been granted support for a feasibility study to explore the basis and interest for an annually recurring culture festival in Alnö.
The feasibility study is conducted as a mini-festival – two days with various cultural activities.
Purpose and Goals
The purpose of the project is:
The purpose of the project is place development by exploring the basis and interest for an annually recurring culture festival in Alnö.
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The goal of the project is:
The goal of the project is to conduct a 2-day prototype culture festival that will result in a feasibility study report.
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About the Project
The project consists of:
– Planning and preparation of the prototype festival
– Implementation of the festival
– Evaluation and report writing.
From the application
”We want to create an annually recurring meeting place for various cultural activities in Alnö. We want to give cultural practitioners
the opportunity to exhibit their works or showcase their practice. We also want to offer festival participants the chance to
try out various activities such as singing, dancing, painting, walking on stilts, or other cultural activities.”
About the Project
Project Period
2026
Project Owner
Alnö Vitality
Contact Person
Gro Laupsa Holm
Gitte Schnoor
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About Funding
Established Support Amount
103,635 kronor
Funding from LAG
49,567 kronor
Funding from Others
0 kronor
Private Funding
4,500 kronor
In addition to monetary funding, the grant recipient counts on voluntary resources amounting to 145,500 kronor in the project.
LAG Board's Decision Justification
LAG decides to prioritize the project as it meets all basic requirements and achieves more than 300 points, which means that the project is assessed to contribute to the goals and efforts included in the implementation of the local development strategy for Leader Mittland Plus.
The applicant has described in their application that the project's benefits accrue to the countryside, follows the basic principles of the leader method regarding partnership, local anchoring, and local innovation, and through its results can contribute to the local strategy's Goal 1 of a thriving and co-creating population through sub-goal 1A Efforts to strengthen local community and sense of belonging, cohesion, local engagement, and democratic processes and 1B new and developed meeting places for all generations, as well as Goal 2 an attractive, sustainable, and inclusive living environment through the sub-goal and sub-goals 2A strengthen the attractiveness of our places to live, work, and visit and 2H cultural practice, cultural events.