66 events for the next 18 months
Creative workshop where children and adults make decorative wreaths from bells, branches and crystals as part of the Heksedage festival in Køge.
A creative workshop for children aged 5 and up to make their own bewitched lantern with witches, bats, and cats that projects onto the wall in the dark.
Free IT assistance for computer, tablet, and phone problems offered by experienced volunteers at Køge Library every Wednesday morning.
Live concert with Hjalmer at Teaterbygningen in Køge.
A creative workshop where children and families craft decorative bats from paint, eyes and glitter at Køge Library.
A full day at Køge Library exploring the witch through history, art, and nature, featuring workshops, a lecture on local witch trials, communal dining, and a ritual concert.
Maria Østerby Elleby presents a lecture on Køge's historical witches as part of the all-day event 'Witch in the Heart'.
VØLVE performs a ritual concert at Køge Bibliotek. The concert is part of the all-day event Heks i hjertet but can also be experienced as a standalone performance.
Køge Gymnasium's annual musical is a free interpretation of the Beatles film Across the Universe, with around 100 students telling the story of young people searching for their place in 1960s America.
A book club for children at Køge Library featuring shared reading, discussions, quizzes, and activities. Members help nominate books for the ORLA Prize.
A shared reading session at Køge Library where participants discuss a short story or poem in a relaxed, guided conversation.
Ella Augusta performs at Tapperiet in Køge on October 22, 2026.
A guided walking tour through Køge where historian Mogens Rüdiger from Aalborg University discusses energy, resources and societal development. Approximately 4 km over around two hours.
Young people from Ukraine, Moldova, Bosnia, and Georgia share their perspectives on democracy and peace in Europe at this discussion hosted by Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke.
A Danish stand-up comedy show with humorous reflections on everyday life. An evening of laughter and entertainment at Tapperiet in Køge.
Workshop for pregnant women and new mothers exploring postpartum care, with guided reflections, creative activities and shared conversation.
Ole Frimer Band performs at Teaterbygningen in Køge.
AKELA String Quartet performs an afternoon concert with works by Sibelius, Sirmen and Bartók, plus Danish songs arranged by Philip Faber.
Moon Yoga combines storytelling and yoga techniques on the night of the full moon. A cultural mediator and instructor guide participants through exercises and mobility training inspired by the sky and the changing seasons.
Composer and musician Tomas Høffding performs a concert at Sct. Nicolai Church.
A feminist workshop with rituals and reflection exercises where two witches explore the suppression of the female body and sensuality through theory and practice.
Five-week workshop where you design and 3D-print your own lamp with guidance from Ungdomsskolen. Open to all skill levels.
M. Rexen performs live at Tapperiet in Køge.
A book club discussion of the historical novel 'Rasmus Nielsøn' by Rasmus Daugbjerg, led by librarian Esben Hansen.
A Halloween party organized by Guy Clement with doors opening at 21:45 on Halloween night.
Halloween party in Køge with dancing and costumes all night long. Tickets cost 150 kr.
Halloween party in Køge with costumes and celebration from 22:30. Arranged by Guy Justin, tickets 150 kr.
Lykke's reading club discusses Henriette Houth's novel about family trauma and choosing life. Open to anyone interested in sharing their reading experiences.
Architect Poul Jorsal discusses his five decades of work shaping Køge's architecture and urban development, from 1980s housing projects to visions for future building quality.
Søren Koch guides listeners through the 1960s beat era, exploring how Danish musicians transformed British influences into their own sound. A multimedia presentation combining live music, historical instruments and local Køge music history.
An introductory meeting for the KeramikVærket ceramics association, covering membership requirements and how the organization operates.
Literature facilitator Esben Hansen discusses Rasmus Daugbjerg's novel 'Rasmus Nielsøn', a modern take on a folk tale set in 1500s Denmark featuring a mermaid and a court poet.
Professional illustrator Koko Kimura from Tokyo teaches manga and anime drawing, covering fundamental techniques and helping you develop your own artistic style.
Learn to embroider on recycled book pages with artist Marianne Nysted and create unique embroidered artworks.
Shubidua, Denmark's premier Shu-Bi-Dua tribute band, performs classic hits like "Hvalborg" and "Fed Rock" in Køge. Seated concert with dancing allowed on the sides.
Meet the creators of the Mira comic series and create your own comic strip. Pizza for all afterwards.
A librarian reads song lyrics and literary excerpts while you knit and chat. Coffee and tea included; all skill levels welcome.
DN Køge holds its annual meeting with a lecture by Hans Christophersen on raptors and the white-tailed eagle's return to Denmark.
Drop-in event where volunteers help you switch to alternative digital platforms and answer questions about security and privacy.
A surprise stand-up comedy night at RICHTERs Ølstue in Køge featuring multiple comedians whose identities are kept secret.
A reunion for former Køge Gymnasium students with buffet dinner, live music, disco, and dancing. Dinner tickets must be purchased by November 4.
A reunion party for former Køge Gymnasium students with live music, disco, and traditional dancing. Advance ticket purchase required via Billetto.
Inger Dam-Jensen and Singh/Goldschmidt explore European, Arab and Jewish music alongside their own compositions in an intimate musical dialogue.
The Book Club discusses Cecilie Lind's novel 'Pigedyr', a poetic work about a girl named Sara navigating puberty, desire, and the boundary between power and vulnerability.
A bingo evening in Køge with games, food, and drinks. Tickets must be printed and brought as admission.
Ann-Louise Bergström presents her graphic novel 'Matilda Effect', revealing the stories of four female polio researchers whose contributions were erased from history - a talk about science, epidemics, and women's role in medical history.
A bingo event in Køge with games, food and drinks. The event is sold out.
Hands-on introduction to 3D printing at Køge Library's Folkelab workshop, where you learn to prepare models, change filament, and follow the entire process from computer file to finished object.
A bingo evening in Køge with doors opening at 4 PM; your ticket includes a card and refreshments.
Children's activity where you decorate gingerbread hearts after a story reading. Perfect for kids from 5 years old.
Creative Christmas bead-plate workshop at Køge Library - make festive decorations, gifts, or ornaments with staff assistance.
Christmas celebration for Netto warehouse employees at HQ Netto in Køge.
A creative workshop where you make collages from comics, newspapers and illustrations. Open to children from 8 years old, teenagers and adults.
Free lecture on inheritance, wills and powers of attorney with lawyers from Jura Danmark. Dinner is included.
Learn to weave traditional Danish Christmas hearts with artist Maria from Billedskolen. Templates and materials provided; prior experience helpful but not required.
An exclusive evening with two experienced mediums offering clairvoyant messages and spiritual contact, limited to 20 participants.
Visit the elf cellar at Køge Library and discover a magical Christmas setting with authentic elf hideaways.
Bless The Day brings Christmas gospel music to Sankt Nicolai Church in Køge, a beloved annual tradition that launches the holiday season.
Theatre of Voices presents a Christmas concert at Ølby Kirke, drawing on their experience with classical sacred music.
Bless The Day performs a Christmas concert combining gospel rhythms, ballads, and traditional Danish Christmas songs in a church setting.
Lykke's reading club discusses Keld Conradsen's novel 'Stemte s'er' about a man uncovering his mother's hidden past as a refugee from East Prussia. A session on resilience and spiritual preparedness in uncertain times.
A spiritual evening with international clairvoyant Marianne Larsen, who demonstrates her psychic abilities and conveys messages from the spiritual world to audience members.
Join Kammerkoret Musica for a participatory performance of a shortened Messiah, with the audience singing along to the most famous movements including the Hallelujah chorus.
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Claus Hempler performs at Teaterbygningen in Køge.
Concert with Icelandic artist Ida Lilja at Tapperiet in Køge.
Book Club discusses Olga Ravn's novel 'The Adult Child' about a woman accused of witchcraft in 17th-century North Jutland. Librarian Flora Juul Ørskov leads the discussion.
Poul Krebs performs live at Teaterbygningen in Køge.
Theatre director Søren Møller shares insights into creating large-scale musicals, with a focus on the new original musical OLIVIA and the role of AI in contemporary musical production.
An intimate evening for adults exploring conversations about desire, closeness, and relationships in small groups at Café ROPAA in Køge.
Icelandic singer-songwriter Teitur performs at Køge Kirke.
Professor Peter Teglberg Madsen from Aarhus University delivers a livestreamed lecture on whales - their role as apex predators, how researchers now track them at extreme depths, and possibilities for sustainable coexistence.
Learn to use the Brother PP1 SKiTCH embroidery machine and design app at Køge Library. No experience needed.
An introductory evening for the ceramic association KeramikVærket, where you can learn about membership and how the association operates.
Stand-up comedian Kristian Gintberg performs at Teaterbygningen i Køge.
The Broken Beats perform at Tapperiet in Køge on 3 October 2026.
An evening for women featuring welcome drinks, an erotic reading, an auction supporting the Danish Cancer Society, and raffle prizes.
A stand-up show with a secret lineup at RICHTERs Ølstue in Køge - the comedians are kept under wraps, but laughter is guaranteed.
A quiet reading gathering at Køge Library where children aged 9+ read together, take part in a quiz about children's books and comics, and enjoy a pizza break.
Danish rock band Familien performs at Tapperiet in Køge, with the show starting at 20:00.
Three musical acts with contrasting styles - from a cappella jazz to pop and rock - perform at Salon Køge Spiller Igen, each presenting their own take on a Danish classic.
Archive director Anette Månsson reveals the story of Køge Huskors, a 17th-century witch trial where 16 women were accused of witchcraft. This lecture uncovers details from her museum exhibition research.
Lecturer Fatima AlZahra'a Alatraktchi explores bacterial communication and her research journey - a personal story connecting science, identity, and the hidden world of microorganisms.
A creative collage workshop for children and adults featuring old books, glitter and sparkles, part of Heksedage - a series exploring the witch figure and Køge's historical witch trials.
Naval captain Alexander With discusses global security, great power competition, and its implications for Denmark and Europe.
The children's show Ramasjang performs live at Kreabix LIVE in Køge.
Musician Lasse Skriver performs at Tapperiet in Køge.
A hands-on bead-plate workshop where children create colorful patterns with midi beads under Maria's guidance, with designs ironed on site.
Silent Fracture performs at Tapperiet in Køge.
Electronic live act Solipsy performs at Tapperiet in Køge.
Lea Kampmann performs at Tapperiet in Køge.
Isabel Bramsen argues that peace arises through direct human encounters, not diplomatic summits. Drawing on her book, she explores how understanding can overcome conflict through examples ranging from sex strikes to everyday courage.
Author Rakel Haslund-Gjerrild and literature mediator Esben Møller Hansen discuss the linguistic challenges of translating the Bible for a new Danish edition - exploring how ancient words shape modern language.
Open workshop at Folkelab, Køge Library's makerspace for experimenting with technology and crafts. Every Thursday from 3 p.m.
Screenwriter Adam Price discusses the creation of the new Danish musical OLIVIA - and the Shadow Dancers' Secret, exploring the challenges of writing for musical theatre and the story's roots in Køge's witch trials.
Lykke's reading club discusses Patrick Flanery's novel 'Absolution', exploring life and secrets under apartheid in South Africa. Open to all who wish to share their reading experiences.
Carl Zinssou performs at Tapperiet in Køge.
Danish band Nymalet performs live at Tapperiet in Køge.
Hands-on workshop in using a foil cutter to create designs on textile and sticker foil. No experience needed.
Concert with Elias Rønnenfelt at Tapperiet in Køge.
Stand-up comedy night with surprise performers at RICHTERs Ølstue in Køge - the line-up is secret, but expect established names.
Vestbo Trio performs at Teaterbygningen in Køge, bringing jazz and classical-inspired arrangements to the stage.
Visit Chalk Copenhagen's studio to discover how natural pastel chalk is created, inspired by Stevns Klint, and participate in a hands-on creative workshop.
A nature scavenger hunt for children and adults at Odden near Strøby Egede, where families search for rare plants and animals among stones, flowers and ancient trees.
A choir concert blending Haydn's classical masterpiece with contemporary Danish and North American works, featuring 25 singers and pianist Love Persson.
Søn performs live at Tapperiet in Køge.
A 4 km walk through Køge combined with a discussion about small talk and everyday communication with author Birte Asmuss.
Per Hundevad Andersen presents Danskernes Historie Online, Denmark's largest digitization project with over 60,000 titles on local history and genealogy research. Free for members, 60 kr. for other guests.
Nature reserve near Køge featuring over 400 plant species, created by restoring former agricultural land.
Emma Zinck performs at Teaterbygningen i Køge.
An intimate clairvoyance demonstration with internationally known medium Erling Christensen at Clinic Harmonia in Køge, limited to 20 participants.
Køge Festuge 2025 is a festival in Loveparken with Partout tickets covering all events.
Danish band Sømændene performs at Køge Festuge.
Tribute band Queen Machine performs the hits of Queen at Lovparken in Køge.
A guided walk in Solgårdsparken where you discover how nature inspires wonder and connection through simple mindfulness exercises.
Family day with music, play park, temporary tattoos, and a beach safari adventure.
Documentary screening about climate change in the Nordic region, followed by a panel discussion with director Phie Ambo and local climate experts.
Documentary about climate change in Nordic communities, followed by a discussion with local experts and director Phie Ambo.
Free lecture on inheritance, wills and powers of attorney hosted by Jura Danmark. Dinner is included, with the chance to ask questions of legal experts.
