Gamle Logen

Gamle Logen is a historic concert hall and music venue in Oslo, Norway, originally built in 1836 for the Norwegian Order of Freemasons. Inaugurated in 1839, it has hosted significant cultural events and performances, including those by renowned figures like Ole Bull and Edvard Grieg. After being left to the city in 1898, it served various municipal purposes and fell into neglect post-World War II. Fully restored and reopened in 1988, Gamle Logen now hosts concerts, artistic performances, and private events, making it a vibrant part of Oslo's cultural landscape.