Agnebergshallen

Agnebergshallen has stood at Färgaregatan 10 since 1987. Instead, this hall has lived through decades of local life.

Roxette played here in 1988, shortly after the building opened, and returned in 1994, 1996, and 2000.

Inside, the main hall measures 45 by 32 meters, a space large enough to be divided into three sections but small enough to feel intimate. The capacity sits at 2,400.

Today, the floor echoes with the footsteps of GF Kroppskultur and Uddevalla Futsal. The latter club, founded in 2013, brought the Svenska Futsalligan to this turf, and recently hosted a 2024 UEFA Futsal Champions League group stage match.

Ownership rests with Uddevalla Municipality, which has managed the building without any documented name changes or major renovations. It remains a multi-purpose hall, accommodating volleyball, floorball, boxing, and gymnastics alongside the primary sports. The wooden parquet flooring is a standard feature for such facilities in Sweden, though the exact material was not explicitly confirmed in every source.

The hall does not seek to be a monument. It is a working building, open to concerts and cultural events as much as to athletic competition.