Stockholm's August 13 highlights: Photo art at Vattentorget and a major reggae party

Stockholm is buzzing with cultural activities on August 13, offering residents and visitors a variety of events to explore. From captivating art installations to lively music performances, the city provides a rich tapestry of experiences for different tastes.

Art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the "Water & Light" exhibition, located at Vattentorget in Slussen. This installation, running until September 30, showcases the work of four Stockholm-based photographers: Elis Lindsten, Joakim Möller, Sara Herrlander, and Sofia Aedo Zahou. The exhibition creatively merges photography, light, and water, creating an open-air installation that is part of the city's annual Culture Festival.

For those seeking a more festive atmosphere, a three-day water festival is underway at Trädgården on Södermalm. The festival features an abundance of water-related activities, including yoga, water pong tournaments, DJ sets, and non-alcoholic drinks. The celebration culminates on Saturday with a pool party, offering free entry until 10 p.m.

Music lovers have several options, including a concert by the Stockholm Brass Quintet at Enskede Church at 7 p.m. The ensemble is known for its adventurous programming and for reviving forgotten masterpieces. Additionally, the ska band Skandalites will host a "Punky Reggae Party" on the rooftop of Kulturhuset Stadsteatern, celebrating their 20th anniversary with a mix of ska, dub, and reggae, featuring guest artists Robb-an-Dub and Obsolete Sound System.