About K&Mfest
Ingrid Geuens, Founder & Artistic Director
Kjell Pahr-Iversen, artistic adviser for the arts
Laurens weinhold, associate leader for contemporary program
Ashley tong, coordinator + media & website
hEATHCLIFF trio, ensemble in residence
Mission
Kunst & Musikk Festival (K&Mfest) brings together renowned artists and musicians from all over the world to the beautiful city of Stavanger, Norway. Innovative and engaging programming is at the heart of the festival. Founded in 2007 by Ingrid Geuens, who also serves as the current artistic director, K&Mfest’s mission is to combine all disciplines of art to create an immersive musical experience. K&Mfest aspires to create a dialogue with the community of Stavanger by bringing world-class chamber music and other performing arts to intimate venues in Stavanger, whether it be in concert halls, churches or schools.
Community
Outreach concerts are a major cornerstone to K&Mfest. We believe in giving back to the Stavanger community for its support to the festival. Presented by world-class artists, all outreach concerts are free. For more information, please click here.
About Stavanger
Established in 1125, Stavanger is an inspiring place for artists and musicians to immerse themselves in its long history, reflected by the charming, small wooden houses and the cobble-stone streets. Stavanger was once the centre of Norway’s canning industry, and today, it serves as the capital of the Norwegian oil sector. With a population of about 110,000, Stavanger is the fourth largest city in Norway and has recently emerged as an international cultural city. In 2008, the Stavanger Region was named as the European Capital of Culture.
Haydn String Quartet