
Autumn Holiday - Det Lille Turnéteater: Winnie the Pooh
Det Lille Turnéteater stages A.A. Milne's beloved Winnie the Pooh with all the classic characters from the Hundred Acre Wood.
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Det Lille Turnéteater stages A.A. Milne's beloved Winnie the Pooh with all the classic characters from the Hundred Acre Wood.

A creative workshop where children aged 3+ make their own teddy bears with beads, glitter, and paper at Høng Library, celebrating Winnie the Pooh's centenary.

Literature lovers gather to read aloud from their favorite novels. Drop in anytime, bring your knitting if you like, and enjoy coffee and tea with no registration needed.

A fun book club for 2nd and 3rd graders at Høng Library, where children read easy books and play together. Meets four times from September to December, free of charge.

A six-week writing course where you learn to document your memories from childhood and youth in your own voice. No writing experience required.

Free course for seniors on artificial intelligence in everyday life. Learn to use ChatGPT, write effective prompts and work with AI tools through practical tasks.

The elves' workshop at the library invites children to make Christmas decorations, send a wish list to Santa, and paint Christmas mugs, with the elf mother's storytelling and festive treats.
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Hyldemor discusses winter darkness as nature's guide to rest and renewal, with refreshments during the break.

Two former Björn Again singers perform Abba's greatest hits with full choreography and costumes, followed by a shared dinner and social gathering at Høng Bibliotek.

Michael Stoltze delivers an illustrated lecture on Danish butterflies, drawing on a lifelong passion that began in his childhood.

Butterfly expert Michael Stoltze presents an illustrated lecture on Danish butterflies, their biology, and cultural significance, with a plant exchange market to follow.

Public meeting in Høng focused on nature and environmental policy, featuring discussions and a film about the local Nedre Halleby stream.

A scenic summer journey on a historic veteran train between Høng and Gørlev, with views of the Åmosen wetlands and a chance to watch the locomotive driver at work.