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The region's official theatre is [[Trøndelag Teater]], in Trondheim.<ref> Haugan, Trond E. ''Byens magiske rom: Historien om Trondheim kino'' (Tapir Akademisk Forlag, 2008, ISBN 9788251922425)</ref> At [[Stiklestad]] in [[Verdal]] a historical play, [[The Saint Olav Drama]], has been played each year since 1954, depicting the last days of [[Saint Olaf]] .
Arnstein, a folk musical group, was formed in Trøndelag in the 1970s. The original lineup consisted of Arnstein Moen on accordion and vocals, Håkon Renanger on vocals and guitar, Per Haugan on bass and vocals and Knut Sjøvold on accordion. They established themselves quickly as a popular dance band and received the Norwegian silver plate in 1980. In addition to the self-written material, the band also played some Scandinavian standards, preferably by composers such as [[Calle Jularbo]], [[Alf Prøysen]], [[Thore Skogman]] and [[Evert Taube]].
The region is popularly known for its [[moonshine|moonshine homebrew]], the [[karsk]]. Although officially prohibited, the art of producing as pure home-made spiritus as possible still has a strong following in parts of Trøndelag. Traditionally served mixed with coffee, local variations apply. In southern regions, people tend to use normal filter coffee, while in the north they choose to serve [[karsk]] with as weak coffee as possible.
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