39 events for the next 18 months
KVAS is a music festival created by young people for young people, featuring both established and new bands. Saturday, August 29 in Hadsten with headliner PATINA, winners of DR's KarriereKanonen in 2019.
A spiritual evening with mediums Brit Christence Olsen and Birgittes Stilhoff Müller conveying loving messages from the deceased with warmth and respect.
Watch five artists at work during open studio days in Favrskov, with a preview exhibition at the cultural centre Sløjfen.
A children's storytelling and treasure hunt adventure in Mygindskoven forest, where you help two forest friends solve puzzles to recover their hidden treasure.
Paul Harrison and his sextet play swinging jazz over lunch at Hadsten Bibliotek, from up-tempo numbers to quiet ballads with solos shared across the band.
Favrskov Libraries sells withdrawn books and magazines at progressively lower prices over a two-week period.
Hadsten Kulturhus Sløjfen hosts a restaurant evening featuring organic gourmet cuisine and wine, returning after a popular spring event.
A community meeting where Green Neighbor Communities shares practical ideas for neighbors to work together on climate action in the local area.
Organic appetizers and communal dining before Steffen Jensen's lecture at Hadsten Kulturhus Sløjfen.
Veteran foreign correspondent Steffen Jensen discusses the Middle East's complex realities, drawing on 35 years of frontline journalism experience.
Concert with Andreas Tophøj and Rune Barslund at Lyngå kirke in Hadsten.
Community singing session led by Andreas Møller with Torkil Mølle on piano. All welcome, no experience needed.
Musician Kim Sagild shares stories and songs from his Camino journeys, accompanied by photographs and a Spanish-inspired dinner.
Inspirational event about retirement life with researcher Aske Juul Lassen presenting his book 'The New Old', plus meetings with local associations and activities.
A children's film programme featuring four short films for ages 3-6, exploring themes of family and home life through stories designed to encourage discussion.
A rhythm class with singing and dancing for toddlers and their caregivers, led by music educators from Favrskov Music School.
Apple Day in Hadsten features activities about nature, bees, and honey, organized by the library, garden society, and nature groups.
Heidi Fisker's abstract and figurative paintings explore the boundary between recognizable elements and hidden motifs layered with text.
Poul Krebs celebrates his 70th birthday with one of his career's most ambitious tours: 70 concerts across Denmark throughout the year.
Community dinner with organic appetizers before the Poul Krebs concert at Hadsten Kulturhus Sløjfen.
Flensborg-Venndt Duo brings classic Danish children's songs to life as swinging jazz, inviting the audience to sing and clap along in this interactive family concert.
Children and families can join a creative drop-in workshop on cutout animation at the library, designing figures and building small stories frame by frame.
A 10-hour reading marathon at the library where children aged 10+ read together, with fruit and pizza provided.
Children follow the witches Fikkedik and Falderina on a magical shopping adventure through the children's library, searching for ingredients and competing for a special prize.
Favrskov Choir Festival 2026 welcomes choirs and solo singers to perform under conductor Phillip Eick at Favrskov Gymnasium in Hadsten.
Randers Teater stages a charming production for young children based on Max Velthuijs' book about a little frog who falls in love. After the show, everyone shares a meal together.
Discover film and theatre makeup effects with Henrik from AMOS-FX, who demonstrates bullet wounds, bloody injuries, and other special effects used in professional productions.
A practical crisis preparedness course teaching you how to survive and support others when essential utilities fail for several days.
Singer-songwriter Nicklas Sahl performs an intimate solo tour with his self-titled album, sharing songs and stories about self-acceptance.
A day celebrating Greenlandic culture with choral singing, traditional crafts, and authentic snacks at Hadsten Library.
A Nordic children's event where librarians read aloud from a picture book simultaneously across libraries in the Nordic countries. For children around 3-6 years old.
Christmas market featuring local artisans, handmade gifts, and a festive café. Children can also rent stalls to sell their toys.
Sinne Eeg Group performs jazz with Scandinavian melancholy. The evening starts with dinner at 18:00, the concert begins at 20:00 at Hadsten Bibliotek.
A single actor brings Charles Dickens' classic Christmas tale to life through objects, shadow play, and music. For children from age 3.
A family gospel workshop with singing, music and togetherness at Hadsten Library.
The Christmas mice invite you to the library in December to share Christmas books and read aloud together with visitors.
Hadsten School of Visual Arts' autumn exhibition explores the contrast between light and darkness through notan, graphic printing, and drawing. Opening reception Thursday, December 3rd at 5:00 PM.
A Christmas concert by the Nordic trio Den Gamle Sangskat, featuring three-part harmonies and traditional arrangements. Ticket includes mulled wine and Danish pancakes.
A festive Christmas tree celebration with singing, dancing, and a visit from a playful elf. Free admission for children aged 1-10, who receive a candy bag.
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Big band Unoderne celebrates a century of Danish jazz with a concert series featuring ten melodies from each decade, narrated by jazz historian Henrik Schultz-Petersen.
An informative evening about blood bank operations, exploring how blood and plasma are collected, tested, and used to treat patients, plus the role of plasma in pharmaceutical production.