137 events for the next 18 months
Four-week pottery wheel throwing course with ceramicist Christina Friis. Master centering, opening, and shaping techniques - clay included, glazing and firing extra.
Three-session pottery wheel course for intermediate learners with ceramicist Christina Friis, held on Wednesday evenings in August and September.
A night at the library for young people aged 11-16 featuring reading, quizzes and creative activities, with pizza and breakfast included for overnight guests.
A DJ spins Friday lounge jazz in Von Oberbergs Have. Free event with tea, coffee and rosé wine available.
A hands-on introductory ceramics course at Håndværkeriet in Haderslev, teaching you to work independently with clay.
Nikolaj Nørlund performs his distinctive blend of rock, poetry, and orchestral music, featuring introspective lyrics and strong melodies.
Robin performs live at Haderslevhus with pop hits and dancing. A festive evening of music and community for everyone who loves to dance.
A poetry concert blending spoken word and music, featuring works by author Liv Ea alongside new pieces created through the interplay of language and sound.
Throw your first pottery plate under the guidance of Jesper Nielsen at Håndværkeriet. Learn the basics of wheel-throwing and leave with a finished piece and the skills to continue on your own.
Free reading sessions and conversation for cancer patients at the library, where a literature specialist reads short stories aloud over coffee and tea.
Bamse performs an intimate acoustic set in Haderslev, blending classic songs with fresh arrangements.
Rapper MERRO8 from Husum performs live at the student festival at Crazy Daisy in Haderslev. Known for hits like "2 Kanoner" and "Intet Nyt" with Gilli.
Two rock bands, Dust N'Bones and Ballbreaker, take the stage together at Haderslevhus in Haderslev.
Beer Day brings 20 draft beers from breweries worldwide to Haderslev city centre, with roasted suckling pig available from 14:00.
Free activity day where you can try fishing and crabbing at Aarøsund Strand. Sønderjysk Sportsfiskerforening guides participants, and fishing gear can be borrowed. Drop-in between 10:00-13:00.
Free drop-in activity where children and adults explore the colors of nature on Aarø. Meet at the bike shed and walk towards the beach between 11:00 and 14:00.
A guided nature walk on Aarø island where families collect wild herbs, play nature bingo and explore the landscape from beach to historic town.
A nature walk with bingo for the whole family on Aarø, where participants forage for wild herbs, explore the island and complete nature tasks along the way.
Build and decorate your own kite and test it on the beach during Nature's Day. A creative activity for children and adults on Aarø, with free ferry from Aarøsund.
Free nature bingo activity on Aarø for families on Nature's Day, drop-in between 09:00 and 15:30 at Gammelbro Krea. Free ferry from Aarøsund.
Free carving workshop on Aarø where you can whittle butter knives, spinning tops, and pencils. Tools are available to borrow, and there is free ferry service between Aarøsund and Aarø.
Learn to make your own rugs using the tufting technique over two Monday evenings. All materials are included, and you can keep working at the studio afterward.
Glenn Bech discusses his novel about a man whose seemingly ordered life conceals childhood trauma and existential unease, exploring what we choose to keep hidden.
A tribute duo brings Simon & Garfunkel's timeless classics to life with live performances of their most beloved songs.
A talk for parents about young people's nicotine use, featuring actor Thomas Milton. Learn practical strategies for discussing nicotine with your children.
Children aged 3-6 join a nationwide singing session at Haderslev Library, with songs about insects and creepy-crawlies. No prior knowledge needed.
Learn the cyanotype technique and create blueprints using natural materials, sunlight and water. No prior experience needed - just bring curiosity and a willingness to experiment.
A reading group for classic literature at Haderslev Library, where participants meet five Thursdays to discuss works by Brontë, Hansen, Shelley, Fitzgerald and Lagerlöf.
The Broken Beats return with a comeback tour and new album Rivera Dreams. The Danish band blends power pop with rock and experimental elements.
A small exhibition exploring the Luther Rose through paper art at Ehlers Samlingen, showcasing Martin Luther's seal and its symbolic elements. Open Tuesdays to Sundays from September through October.
Early 20th-century British art song featuring Housman and Britten, performed by tenor, string quartet and piano.
Philatelist David Scherger displays his collection of over 480 Luther stamps at Historie Haderslev as part of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. The exhibition runs from 14 September to 30 October and also highlights Danish Reformation stamps from anniversary editions.
Free reading aloud and cosy gathering for cancer patients at Haderslev Library, featuring short stories, coffee, and optional conversation.
Introductory sewing machine course where you learn basic stitches and take home a handmade pouch.
A beginner embroidery course covering classic stitches and techniques, taught by Gitte Sørensen from Håndværkeriet.
A ceramic decoration course with ceramicist Christina Friis over two Wednesday evenings. The 250 kr. ticket includes clay and covers both sessions.
Author Lone Theils discusses her crime novels featuring journalist Nora Sand, her research methods, and the true stories behind her fiction.
A literary knitting café where authors are presented through introductions, video interviews, and readings, with time to browse books and knit alongside fellow enthusiasts.
Viral chili-tasting sensation Chili Klaus brings his interactive show to the stage, featuring music, taste challenges, and audience participation in shaping the evening's surprises.
The Story Box returns with a new story about friendship for children aged 3-6, featuring a read-aloud, film, and discussion.
Dance evening with Stefan at Haderslevhus in Haderslev. Music starts at 20:00 on Saturday, 19 September.
Women-only party night at Crazy Daisy Haderslev with buffet, drinks, competitions and dancing until late. 18+ only.
The duo Hej Leif brings a celebration of Danish classics, disco and country treasures to SG25 in Haderslev.
Jumpin' Jacks performs at Haderslev Butikker kontor on Saturday morning.
Family historian Mette Borchert Vahlun explores her great-grandfather's journey from the Russian Empire to South Jutland during World War I, and examines how displacement and border-region history shaped his later choices.
Learn to cut and sew your own shirt in sizes XS-XL under the guidance of theatre tailor Elsebeth Hede Knudsen over two evenings.
Pia Callesen performs her show "Midt i en bekymringstid" in Haderslev.
Cold War author Karsten Hvam Pedersen reveals the story of REGAN VEST, a secret underground bunker 60 meters beneath Denmark, built as a government refuge during the nuclear threat.
A hands-on workshop where you'll create beautiful crepe paper flowers with no prior experience needed.
Tribute band celebrating Dizzy Mizz Lizzy with 100 tickets available at 145 kr. each.
Electronic dance night at Haderslevhus with DJ LilPinkOne and DJ W3BER on Saturday evening.
Intensive pottery wheel course over a weekend with ceramicist Signe Boisen. Learn to work with clay and the wheel from basic techniques to independent practice.
Torben Steno Trio performs 40 years of songs, classics and humorous interludes - a live rock experience with bass, drums and electric guitar.
SpeedDating event for singles aged 55+ in Haderslev, where you meet multiple potential partners in a short time through rotating 7-10 minute dates.
Speed dating event for singles aged 35-50 in Haderslev. Meet 6-12 potential partners in quick succession, with each date lasting 7-10 minutes.
Speed dating event for singles aged 25-40 in Haderslev. Meet 6-12 potential partners in short 7-10 minute rounds, and receive contact details of your matches the next day.
Speed dating event for singles aged 45-60, where you meet 6-12 potential partners in quick succession through rotating 7-10 minute dates.
Christian Bock shares his personal journey with dyslexia and how modern IT tools can unlock new opportunities for reading, writing and equal participation.
A ceramics course where you create your own clay stamp under the guidance of ceramicist Christina Friis. The course runs over two Wednesday evenings, with clay included in the price.
A monthly book club for children aged 8-12 where members choose the activities - from book bingo to creative projects. Snacks included.
A theatre show for toddlers exploring emotions through the story of a grumpy hedgehog, with songs and interactive moments to help little ones understand and express their feelings.
Ane Høgsberg's stand-up tackles modern identity confusion, expectations, and the absurdities of everyday life.
KLIKEN takes the stage at Crazy Daisy for a student party night. Doors open at 22:00 and the event runs until 05:00, with entry from 16+ with a student ID or 18+ without.
Haderslev Library holds a used book and magazine sale with items priced at 10 kr. each, or 3 magazines for 10 kr. Payment by MobilePay or card.
Cæcilie Norby performs material from her landmark Blue Note albums (1995-2002) on a 2026 tour.
Be bop a Lula brings 1950s music to the dance floor at Haderslevhus in Haderslev.
Novo Quartet performs with pianist Elias Holm, presenting works by Haydn and Schumann at Slesvigske Musikhus in Haderslev.
Author Helle Sydendal discusses low metabolism, sharing her personal experience and practical advice on treatment options and conversations with your doctor.
Christian Liebergreen shares stories from his solo round-the-world sailing voyage and his work with a search-and-rescue helicopter team.
A two-evening ceramics course with ceramicist Christina Friis. Learn to work with clay at Håndværkeriet in Haderslev.
A collage course with experienced artist Karin Bisbjerg at Håndværkeriet in Haderslev. Materials included, one Monday evening session.
A lecture on Ansgar and his mission among the Danes in the 9th century, with insights into his connections with the Danish kings of that era.
Signe Svendsen performs with her band, mixing classic tracks with new songs from her forthcoming album 'Alt Det Vi Gør For Ikke At Dø'.
A celebration of wine and sparkling wine at Haderslevhus in Haderslev.
Travel 10 million years back to the ancient Gram Sea with paleontologist Mette, who shares the story of Megalodon and Uranocetus. Touch a real shark tooth and create your own drawings with tooth stamps.
A spooky activity day for children featuring a ghost cave, monster factory, enchanted forest and possessed toy shop at Haderslev Library.
WICKY plays an exclusive live show at Crazy Daisy Haderslev, a rare performance for the band.
Launch meeting for a reading circle at Haderslev Library, where librarians explain how to start a reading group and get help finding books.
A mini escape room adventure for children aged 8-12, where groups solve puzzles and mysteries to uncover what happened in the missing rooms.
A pop music dance night with Martin at Haderslevhus, featuring classic and contemporary hits with plenty of room to dance.
A large indoor flea and craft market with 180 stalls selling secondhand goods, vintage items, antiques and home furnishings at Haderslev Sports Centre.
A children's bingo event at Haderslevhus where kids and grandparents can play together. Bingo cards cost 20 kr. or 6 for 100 kr.
A paper-folding workshop where you'll create decorative paper ornaments inspired by Le Klint, led by paper expert Jette Jensen at Håndværkeriet in Haderslev.
Historian Michael Frederic Hvid Hawkins explores forgotten and curious tales from Danish history that never appeared in textbooks, blending scholarly insight with humour.
An evening celebrating an author through readings and video interview, with time to browse books and knitting patterns. Coffee and cake served during the intermission.
A lecture on the Reformation in Southern Jutland under Duke Hans, from the Catholic Church to Martin Luther's influence and the Reformation's implementation across the duchy's regions.
Rikke Thomsen and Æ Knajte deliver a concert of witty, substantive songs rooted in personal reflection and cultural awareness.
Haderslev Revy's new production combines satire, local humour and music with shadows as the star of the show.
The Story Suitcase returns with a Halloween-themed programme: a read-aloud story, short film, and discussion about the tradition for children aged 3-6.
Author Niels Krause-Kjær presents his award-winning novel 'Ude for uden' - a family saga about a Jutland farm facing demolition and the letters and secrets uncovered in the rubble.
Communal buffet dinner at Haderslevhus followed by a lecture with Dorthe Trønninge on body memory.
Fashion show and styling tips at NIELSENs with free gifts, discounts, raffle prizes, and refreshments.
Joint bus trip to BogForum organized by Haderslev and Aabenraa libraries. Departure from Aabenraa at 07:10, return from Bella Center at 17:00. Breakfast and coffee included.
A screening of the documentary 'Kandis for livet' followed by readings and discussion about Denmark's beloved dance band Kandis and frontman Johnny Hansen.
A lecture about the priest Hans Egede, who founded Christian missionary work in Greenland in 1721 and shaped the island's development for over three centuries.
Jacob Dinesen takes the stage solo at Månen in Haderslev. The Danish rock and Americana artist behind the gold-certified 'Brace Against the Storm' presents an intimate evening.
Kære Larsen performs an acoustic set in Haderslev.
Sinne Eeg and Jesper Lohmann perform a musical dramatization of 'Songs From a Freebooter' with Nordkraft Big Band from Aalborg. A production about freedom and adventure based on the poetry collection Fribytterdrømme.
Children control Bee-Bot robots and build their own machines in a fun introduction to programming and creative play.
Ensemble Hermes performs an hour-long concert about the nature of war, featuring works by Stravinsky, Shostakovich, Vivaldi and Strauss, with musicians' movements on stage dramatizing the story.
Two-evening ceramic course where you create Christmas decorations in stoneware and porcelain under the guidance of ceramicist Christina Friis.
Mark Le Fevre returns with a new stand-up show packed with stories about life's challenges - fatherhood, knee injuries, and legal defeats.
Gary Snider performs a personal tribute to Leonard Cohen, interpreting his songs with lyrical insights and poetry recitations.
Majesty, the UK's number one Queen tribute band, brings the iconic hits from rock history to life at Haderslevhus.
Danish-Turkish singer Hilal Kaya performs live with her orchestra at SG25. She blends Anatolian vocal tradition, psych-folk and ethno jazz on her debut album tour.
Brian Mørk presents his new stand-up show about everyday absurdities and contradictions. Sharp and accessible, with a focus on self-irony and the ordinary person's foolishness.
A lecture on Haderslev Diocese's history after 1923, when Bishop Valdemar Ammundsen took over and worked to unite Danish and German church life.
A 15-piece orchestra celebrates The Band's legendary Last Waltz concert with classics performed under the direction of drummer Casper Mikkelsen.
The Story Box brings winter to life with storytelling, a film, and hands-on exploration of snowflakes, mittens, and hibernating animals for children aged 3-6.
Carsten Bo & Jon play at a ball evening at Haderslevhus. Dance and music with classic ballroom entertainment.
A themed day featuring three lectures on the Reformation in Haderslev in 1526, exploring this pivotal historical moment from multiple perspectives.
A cappella vocal ensemble FIRE celebrates Danish author Tove Ditlevsen's jubilee with a concert blending her texts as four-part songs and readings from her advice columns.
Wheel-throwing ceramics course with experienced instructor Christina Friis over four Wednesday evenings. Clay included in the ticket price.
Hands-on workshop in weave knitting with designer Trine Ellegaard. Learn the technique from the ground up, work with patterns and colour composition, and take home a compendium and inspiration.
Christmas ball with the duo PetMic's at Haderslevhus, featuring two sets and supper in between.
A Christmas adventure about Nisse Nord, Father Christmas's daughter, who must save Christmas on a magical journey through the North. A family-friendly tale about finding courage and believing in the light.
Learn the Japanese kurinuki carving technique with trained ceramicist Signe Boisen. Create personal bowls and cups by carving clay from the inside out.
Peter Sommer performs an intimate solo show blending theatre, music and storytelling, with songs ranging from grand to whispered and fragile.
A festive sing-along of Danish and German Christmas carols with stories about holiday traditions from both sides of the border.
The library staff share their 24 favourite Christmas books, offering inspiration and the chance to exchange reading tips with fellow book lovers.
A festive Christmas Bingo session for babies and toddlers featuring songs, movement, stories, and books.
A children's Christmas party with carols, dancing, and a festive story. Santa may join in.
Christmas disco at Haderslevhus on Christmas Day with DJ Lars Krebs spinning pop, R&B, house and EDM. Free entry.
Torben Chris returns with his fourth one-man show, LatterLIG, where he tackles political correctness and self-righteous attitudes with his signature irreverent humour.
Principal flutist Ulla Miilmann and guitarist Frederik Munk Larsen perform classical music, including works by Toru Takemitsu.
A tribute show celebrating ABBA's greatest hits with live music and lights, inviting the audience to sing and dance along.
A stage celebration of Paul Simon's classic album 'Graceland' with world hits and the story of its controversial creation in apartheid South Africa.
Bellevue String Quartet performs classical chamber music from baroque to contemporary works in an intimate atmosphere at Slesvigske Musikhus.
Violinist Niklas Walentin and the Snorre Kirk Trio celebrate Haderslev Musikforening's 40th anniversary with a concert exploring Denmark's jazz heritage.
Five musicians celebrate Danser med Drenge's classic hits with Linda Kubo as lead singer. Concert with optional pre-show dinner.
Literary critic Liselotte Wiemer presents the year's best Danish, Nordic and international books with recommendations and insights into current authors and literary trends.
The Czech Trio Bohémo performs chamber music with works by Shostakovich and Smetana at Slesvigske Musikhus.
Creedence Experience performs Creedence Clearwater Revival hits at Haderslevhus on Saturday, April 3. Doors open from 18:00, concert starts at 21:00.
R8Dio presents The Awakening Show, an inspirational event about lifestyle and community featuring programme director Allan Sindberg. The 80-minute show takes place at Månen in Haderslev.
Five young pianists from the Aarhus International Piano Competition perform in a free concert at Slesvigske Musikhus in Haderslev.
Clarinetist Mathias Kjøller and accordionist Bjarke Mogensen perform together at Slesvigske Musikhus in a two-hour concert.
Jakob Thrane explores life's small mishaps and everyday absurdities through self-ironic storytelling and sharp observation in his comedy show 'Standing and Blooming'.
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A philosophical salon evening with DR editor Carsten Ortmann discussing human and machine intelligence (AI), followed by audience debate.
Emil Midé Erichsen shares his life as an adventurer - from circumnavigation to family sailing and over 300 lectures. A reflection on what we seek when adventure becomes about "us" instead of "I".
A literary knitting café where each evening features an author through introduction, video interview, and readings. Knit, browse books, and enjoy coffee and cake in a relaxed setting.
Ludvig Holberg's classic comedy about theatre folk, deception, and shattered ideals, where the actor Leander poses as a sorcerer to escape his debts.
A theatre club where you join a small group to watch four productions spanning new Danish drama, music theatre, and physical theatre over autumn and spring, starting with an introductory meeting on 18 August.