Nedjma
Nedjma is a medium-sized room located on the third floor of the House of Literature. The space has large windows that let in a lot of light.
In 2011, The House of Literature gratefully inherited the Sci-Fi-enthusiast and author Tron Øgrim’s extensive science fiction collection. It is displayed in decorative bookshelves along the walls in Nedjma.
Nedjma is pronounced as Nedschma and means "star" in Arabic. It is also the title and name of the main character in Kateb Yacine's novel from 1956, a novel that is central to the postcolonial literary tradition.
Nedjma can be rented in combination with one or more of our other rooms. We provide direct audio and video transmission on the big screen.
About the Room
3. floor
16 – 90 pers
99 m²
Prices
- Standard rate: 9 600 kr
- Discounted rate: 7 000 kr
Note: 25% VAT is added to the rate for organizations and businesses that are VAT-registered. The price list is adjusted on January 1st each year.
Uses
Launches, debates, discussions, workshops, and seminars, among others.
Facilities
The room is equipped with a projector, audio system, and an elevated stage. It is well-suited for streaming.
Video Production and Streaming
Litteraturhuset offers professional streaming of events and/or audio and video recordings.
Technical Equipment
Technical requirements must be specified at least one week before the event. A complete list of technical equipment is available upon request.
Other needs by arrangement.
*Requires the rental of a technician from Litteraturhuset.
Capacity
It can be arranged with rows of chairs, long tables, horseshoe-shaped tables, classroom, and small table setups.
