81 events for the next 18 months
A reading club that pairs classic 20th-century novels with modern retellings from women's perspectives, exploring familiar stories through new eyes.
An open handicraft café for all ages and skill levels where participants support each other. Coffee, tea, and homemade cake are included in the participation fee.
Traditional Danish bingo night at Kulturhuset Nødebo Kro in Fredensborg, where locals gather to play for fun and camaraderie.
A literary walk through Fredensborg Palace Garden exploring ancient myths and their traces in Western literature among classical motifs and references.
A guided tour through the exhibition AI & DIG at Fredensborg Library, where a guide from ENIGMA explores artificial intelligence and its impact on everyday life.
Traditional Danish bingo night at Kulturhuset Nødebo Kro in Fredensborg - fun and socializing for all.
Season pass to Nødebo Folkeuniversitet 2026-27 grants access to all 8 lectures for 400 kr. - significantly cheaper than buying individual tickets.
Researcher Isabel Bramsen from Lund University explores how the logic of war can be transformed into the logic of peace in conflict-ridden times.
Fredensborg Library's reading club explores Tolstoy's 'War and Peace' with fellow readers. Meetings are held weekly to discuss one book section at a time.
Music educator Christian Tobiassen examines why people turn to singing in times of crisis, with pianist Martin Petersen providing accompaniment.
A guided nature walk at Esrum Lake where you can observe and listen to bats with special equipment, and a nature guide helps identify the species present.
Fredensborg Library invites families with children to a board game café featuring classic games and new options to try. No advance booking required.
A lecture celebrating Fredensborg Palace Church's 300th anniversary, exploring Per Kirkeby's ceiling paintings and the chasubles designed by Queen Margrethe.
A reading club exploring insects in literature, from ants to butterflies. Discover how these creatures are gaining unprecedented literary attention as biodiversity declines.
A shared meal and social gathering at Kulturhuset Nødebo Kro, bringing the community together over food.
Traditional Danish bingo night at Kulturhuset Nødebo Kro in Fredensborg.
Art historian Carsten Bach-Nielsen explores the 300-year history of Fredensborg Slotskirke, its architecture, and the connection between its artistic works and theological meaning.
A reading club for comic enthusiasts of all levels at Fredensborg Library, starting with Milo Manara's biographical comic about Caravaggio.
A classic Danish banko evening at Kulturhuset Nødebo Kro in Fredensborg.
Concert film from David Bowie's 2003 Reality Tour - a final glimpse of the rock legend in peak form before his death in 2016.
A Harry Potter book club for grades 2-4 at Fredensborg Library featuring read-alouds, character discussions, and creative activities.
A book club for grades 5-6 exploring the Harry Potter universe through read-alouds, character discussions, and creative projects.
Join DN Fredensborg on their annual mushroom foraging expedition in Danstrup Hegn, a varied forest where you can search for diverse mushroom species.
Traditional Danish bingo evening at Kulturhuset Nødebo Kro in Fredensborg - a fun and social gathering.
Painter Finn Rasmussen showcases his work exploring Nordic light at Kulturhuset Nødebo Kro in Fredensborg.
A lecture on Laurits Tuxen's iconic painting of Christian 9. and his family, which connected Europe's royal houses. Rector Marianne Abrahamsen explores dynastic intrigue and the stories behind this masterpiece.
Helga Isager, founder of the yarn brand Isager, leads a talk and hands-on knitting workshop exploring design and traditional techniques at Fredensborg Library.
The illustrator of the award-winning Taynikma and Nomerne series teaches children how to draw monsters with practical tips and inspiration sheets.
The documentary The Librarians follows American librarians fighting for free speech and access to books. After the screening, Fredensborg Library hosts a discussion on censorship, democracy, and whether it could happen in Denmark.
Family-friendly hiking tour through Grønholt Vang with a historic hunting trail and campfire meal at the shelter.
Fredensborg Slotskirke marks 300 years with a jubilee concert on Wednesday, 7 October. Doors open at 18:50 but close at 19:15 - arrive in good time.
A literature expert shares how reading local books transformed her family's journey through 17 European countries, revealing hidden histories and cultures.
A lecture on cultural encounters and trade networks between China and Denmark-Norway in the 18th century, when the Danish Asiatic Company flourished.
A children's theatre production about the world's strongest man learning to become a father and handle life's delicate moments.
Children hunt for mysterious creatures among the library shelves and craft their own colourful owl during the autumn break.
Two young singers perform popular and lesser-known opera arias and duets, accompanied by pianist Merel Belen.
Guided mushroom foraging tour in Gribskov with biologist Klara Rask. Learn to identify edible mushrooms, their habitats, and cooking tips on a 2-3 hour forest walk.
Autumn holiday film screening for children aged 5-7: Alfons Åberg tries magic to get his own dog.
A Halloween costume swap at Fredensborg Library where children can exchange outgrown costumes for new ones to wear on Halloween night.
A concert recording from Prince's 1985 Purple Rain tour, featuring Prince and the Revolution performing classics like 'When Doves Cry' and 'Purple Rain'. A tribute to the artist who passed away in 2016.
Art historian Birgitte Zacho explores three masters of Italian art and their influence on European painting across three linked lectures.
Singer Johanne performs art-pop with striking beats and crisp vocal arrangements, laying bare emotions seldom heard expressed in song.
The children's library celebrates All Saints' Day with stories, spooky figures, and craft activities. On Saturday, October 31st, there's a Halloween party in Jernbanegade with trick-or-treat.
Interactive magic show for children aged 3-7 where the audience helps create the magic through books from the library's shelves.
Singer-songwriter Signe Svendsen performs solo with her new album, exploring themes of unity and connection in uncertain times.
A lecture about cycling adventures in Greenland, exploring how the landscape is transforming and what that means for the people who live there.
J-dag celebration with Christmas beer and stand-up comedy from Jacob Wilson, Karsten Green, and Niels Nørkjær. Dinner available from 6:30 PM.
Accordionist Bjarke Mogensen performs a mixed programme of classical works and original compositions.
Professor Poul Jørgen Jennum explores why sleep is essential for the brain and body, and why we cannot achieve more by sleeping less.
Ning de Coninck-Smith discusses how the Danish royal family has historically prepared its princes and princesses for their roles as regents and cultural icons.
Greenlandic singer Rasmus Lyberth performs solo with his folk-inspired and intimate musical expression at Nødebo Kro.
A 2008 concert film featuring Leonard Cohen performing his most iconic songs, including 'Hallelujah' and 'Suzanne', with a backing choir of female vocalists.
Salsaorkestret Viva, hailed by Copenhagen Jazzhouse as the leading Danish salsa orchestra, performs Latin and salsa with seasoned musicians from Denmark's Latin music community.
Fredensborg Library celebrates Harry Potter with wand-making, potion-mixing, Hogwarts puzzles, and a visit from the Owl Kingdom.
A live concert by the YouTube duo Popsi and Krelle, designed for toddlers and preschoolers aged 0-5.
A lecture exploring the latest research on how exercise functions as medicine and its health benefits.
Traditional Christmas market at Kulturhuset Nødebo Kro with free admission for all visitors.
A creative Christmas workshop at the library where children and adults decorate the Christmas tree with paper flowers and natural materials.
Join Denmark's largest reading community at Fredensborg Library to read and discuss six new Danish novels over six months. Participants collectively vote on the winner of the DR Novel Prize.
Fredensborg Library invites children to a creative LEGO building activity about sustainability and the environment. No registration required - just come and build.
Third-graders from Fredensborg School perform a traditional Lucia procession at the library, with singing, Christmas treats, and coffee.
A wordless Christmas film at Fredensborg Library about a boy, a magical snowman, and a snow dog on an adventure through a winter landscape.
Wienertrioen performs a New Year concert featuring classic melodies from their many New Year's balls, with stories and champagne.
Guitarist Billy Cross and his band deliver classic rock and roll with humor and energy at Kulturhuset Nødebo Kro.
A lecture on antibiotic resistance - how bacteria develop immunity to medicine and what it means for us.
Charlotte Skadhauge and her trio perform an intimate concert of Danish-language pop songs in Fredensborg.
Geologists Lars Boldreel and Stig Schack Pedersen discuss North Zealand's geological history - from the Ice Age to today, focusing on Gribskov's hills and the formation of Esrum Lake.
Son de Valle Verde brings swinging Cuban son music to Fiesta de la Cosêcha, a harvest festival celebrating the rhythms of rural Cuba.
Former ambassador Lone Wisborg shares insights into modern diplomacy under strong leaders, drawing on experience from the US and NATO.
An evening with author Peder Frederik Jensen discussing his novels and reflections on contemporary society, human connection, and the search for purpose.
Art historian Birgitte Zacho examines three significant German painters across different periods - Dürer, Friedrich, and Richter - exploring what makes their work enduring.
Irish and British folk music with the duo Jane & Shane at Nødebo Kro in Fredensborg.
The Akela Quartet performs works from Mozart to Britten at Kulturhuset Nødebo Kro.
Journalist and vicar Sørine Gotfredsen explores life force and hope through her podcast and book about Grundtvig and Kim Larsen.
Rasmus Bruun and René Fredensborg take the stage in Nødebo for a satirical show talk with personal stories and sharp wit.
Cellist Mathias Beyer-Karlshøj and pianist Gerold Huber perform three Beethoven cello sonatas in commemoration of the composer's 200th anniversary.
Senior researcher Joachim Offenberg from Aarhus University explores the world of ants and garden insects, followed by hands-on microscopic observation.
Sebastian Wolff from the rock band Kellermensch performs solo in an intimate setting, exploring new and established songs.
A lecture on how large herbivores like red deer and moose contribute to biodiversity in Naturnationalpark Kongernes Nordsjælland.
The Brantelid Quartet, an ensemble of four virtuoso musicians, presents classical chamber music featuring works by Schubert.
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