Stinsen

Club culture has always had a talent for seeing possibilities where others see limitations. Warehouses become dancefloors, forests become raves, abandoned buildings become temporary worlds of their own. Some of the most memorable nights happen in places that were never designed for music in the first place. On November 27, Mall Call continues that tradition by taking over Stinsen, a vast abandoned shopping mall in Sollentuna, just outside Stockholm. Across 30,000 square metres of empty stores, corridors and forgotten retail spaces, commerce gives way to culture. Electronic artists, visual art, bars and unexpected club spaces move into the building for one night only. A former optician might become a wine bar. An empty storefront might turn into an intimate dancefloor. A forgotten corridor might lead somewhere you never expected. The mall becomes more than a venue. It becomes a place to explore, get lost in and experience differently. The mall is closed. The stage is open.