and around Kristianstad are numerous enterprises concerned with agriculture and it is usually said that every Swede everyday eats something produced from Kristianstad. At the old garrison ground for the P6 South Scanian Infantry Regiment (later mechanized) there is today the local Kristianstad University which is specialized in educating teachers and nurses. Culture The Swedish Film industry (Svensk Filmindustri) commenced its activities in Kristianstad in the 1910s, before moving to Stockholm in 1920. Today the old studio is a museum. Events The 2011 World Scout Jamboree was held near Rinkaby, in Kristianstad Municipality. Also every summer there is a huge beachhandboll tournament in Åhus. Notable natives Magnus Colcord Heurlin Artist Alaska Ingeman Arbnor, economist Fredrik Böök, author Bror Erik Friberg, Judge of Assessment Court, New Zealand, 1877 Ann-Louise Hanson, singer Bo Lundgren, politician Robert Karl Wallner, scientist Emma Lundberg, artist and architect Augusta Lundin, fashion designer Hulda Lundin, sloyd educator Åke Ohlmarks, writer Johan Christopher Toll, soldier Carl Ludvig Trägårdh, artist Lisa Nordén, professional triathlete, 2008 Olympian and 2012 Olympic silver medalist Timothy Liljegren, profession ice hockey player, Toronto Maple Leafs draftee Daniel Liljeroth, professional e-sports player Kosovare Asllani, professional football player Sister cities Kristianstad has eight sister cities: Espoo, Finland Køge, Denmark Rendsburg, Germany Skagafjörður, Iceland Budafok, Hungary Koszalin, Poland Šiauliai, Lithuania Kongsberg, Norway Sights See also University College of Kristianstad Kristianstad County (abolished 1998) Kristianstad Tourism Kristianstads Vattenrike Biosphere Reserve References Some material has been incorporated from the corresponding article on Swedish Wikipedia Brew, Margit Scandinavian footprints: a history of Scandinavians settling in New Zealand Auckland, NZ: M.Brew, c2007. Notes External links Kristianstad Municipality - Official site Using Waste, Swedish City Cuts Its Fossil Fuel Use Populated places in Skåne County Municipal seats of Skåne County Swedish municipal seats Populated places established in 1614 Lowest points 17th-century establishments in Skåne County Cities in Skåne County