Thursday Academy at Langska, 1–3 pm

Here you can see how the autumn programme is taking shape.

12 November: Göran Waldt, “AI in Everyday Life”

Here is what has been covered so far in 2026/2027:

3 September: Jim Enström spoke about an exciting employment project.
24 September: Christer Jonsson spoke about his work with art and book design.
1 October: We looked at statistics on the election results.
8 October: Wolfgang Brunner spoke about “The Root of Goodness”.
15 October: Marie Eliasson spoke about her walk in Greenland: “In the Footsteps of Erik the Red”.
22 October: Boy Larsson spoke about kiosks in the countryside and in Visby.
29 October: Bosse Carlgren spoke about his collaboration with Las Jakobsson.

Here is what was covered in 2025/2026:

18 September: Lars Bäckman, renowned for building conservation: “The History of the Ruins”.
25 September: We met Anders Randler, an award-winning educational innovator: “Computers in Education”.
2 October: Professor Ulf Nyman spoke about opium poppies through the ages.
9 October: The topic was the method for allocating seats.
23 October: Bo Ekman spoke about his life with Levide Snickeri.
30 October: We discussed population trends.
6 November: We continued discussing the population.
13 November: Bosse Hansen shared his work as an educator on Gotland.
20 November: Toni Mallach spoke about a nature-based map of the human psyche.
27 November: Lars Danielson: “Painting and Personal Expression. Thoughts and Reflections”, including in connection with the concurrent exhibition “Squares and Colours” at Langska.
4 December: Roland Salemark came and spoke about books and the Wessman Pettersson bookshop on Adelsgatan.
15 January: Staffan Beijer spoke about the history of the railway on Gotland.
22 January: Göte Niklasson spoke about how wind power began on Gotland.
29 January: Mart Marend spoke about “Svalbard–Greenland: Nature and People”.
5 February: Sten Melin spoke about “Music and the Musical Society”.
19 February: Jenny Andersson spoke about “Ullkontoret—the country’s only wool washing facility”.
26 February: Andreas Fernandez considered “Social Media—Good or Bad?”.
5 March: Stefan Karnebäck, “Sun and Food—Brilliant Opportunities for Cooking”.
12 March: We talked about logarithms, and now two more of us know everything.
19 March: We watched one of Gunnar Olsson’s films and discussed it. Roland Olsson was there.
26 March: Christer Bjöhle came to speak about “Horisont Magasin—Origins and Future”.
2 April: Martin Johansson, teacher and home baker, “About Sourdough Bread and Craft Orchestras”.
9 April: Introduction to video, its history and technology.
23 April: Ulrika Ridbäck, “Garden Plants on Gotland and Their Cultural History”.
28 May: “Trill int ikull”