23 events for the next 18 months
A Pokémon morning event for children at Nakskov Library featuring card trading, activities, and a treasure hunt for Mew.
Jette Jørgensen from uglehulen.dk visits the library with three live owls and shares fascinating facts about these birds.
An interactive children's performance where Fusskopf, a five-footed character, explores his senses with the audience's help.
Danish post-hardcore band Siamese plays an intimate homecoming show in Nakskov. The group has built a massive international following since their breakthrough album ELEMENTS.
Fighter pilot Thomas Kristensen discusses his career flying the F-16, from military training to combat operations, and reflects on the human dimensions of military service.
Two experienced Danish motorcycle police officers share behind-the-scenes stories and TV clips from their careers, including tales from the reality show Hunted Wild.
A Halloween treasure hunt for children at Nakskov Library, featuring hidden clues, mysteries, and costumed librarians throughout the week.
Nakskov Library hosts a Halloween horror film night with two age-appropriate screenings, pizza, and popcorn. Ages 12+ at 4:30 PM and ages 15+ at 7:00 PM.
Interactive exhibition about artificial intelligence at Nakskov Library, where you can explore AI's possibilities and pitfalls through five different roles.
FIFA tournament for children aged 9-12 at Nakskov Library. Free registration with tournament schedule, snacks and soft drinks.
LF Lovestorm visits Nakskov Sugar Factory for a guided tour of the sugar beet production, which is running for the last time before closure.
A relaxed morning of crochet, coffee and community for parents with babies at Nakskov Library.
International commentator Birgitte Borup analyzes the US midterm elections and the road to the 2028 presidential race. The third lecture in the "The World at Stake" series at Nakskov Library.
Guided tour of the AI & DIG exhibition at Nakskov Library, where Rasmus Juliussen from ENIGMA demystifies artificial intelligence and invites reflection on the technology's possibilities and ethical dilemmas.
All-night gaming event for young gamers at Nakskov Bibliotek with pizza, snacks and breakfast included.
A children's theatre show about Sally's dream of flying and her discovery of Leonardo da Vinci's flying fantasies, told through clowning, poetry and music.
Guided shared reading at Nakskov Library: a librarian reads aloud from literature and opens the floor for conversation. Coffee and snacks included.
A children's theatre show about the seasons featuring Mr. Mole, Nasty Mosquito and Mrs. Bird at Nakskov Library.
Journalist and author Niels Krause-Kjær presents his novel about Denmark's transformation from rural society to urban culture across two generations.
Professor Poul Duedahl explores the life and crimes of Jens Nielsen, executed in 1892 in Denmark's final peacetime execution. A historical lecture on crime, defiance, and justice.
Create hand and footprints with your baby in clay at Nakskov Library - a personal keepsake perfect as a Christmas gift.
A creative Christmas craft workshop where you can make your own festive decorations with scissors, glue and paper. Hot cocoa and gingerbread cookies included.
Last 10 events that already happened.
Security policy expert Jacob Kaarsbo examines the escalating conflicts in the Middle East and their implications for Denmark and Europe in this lecture series.
Free talk for parents and professionals about dyslexia in children, covering practical knowledge, tools, and peer discussion.
Andreas Ulrich shares his journey promoting Lolland and Falster through YouTube, hiking events, and online guides, revealing untold stories behind his initiatives.
Nakskov Library celebrates three new Lolle children's books with activities, crafts, and a meet-and-greet with author Lena Nicolajsen.
Theatre performance at Campus Nakskov.
A children's theatre show where zookeeper Nielsen must find his missing animals. Featuring songs and games for the youngest audience.
EU expert Lykke Friis examines Europe's future amid war, climate crisis and political upheaval in this lecture at Nakskov Library.
A humorous 45-minute performance exploring the creation story, with a comedic twist on why even God needed rest after six days of work.
A cosy reading marathon with book buffet at Nakskov Library for the UN's International Day of Reading, featuring entertainment, competitions, and snacks.
A lecture on polar explorer Knud Rasmussen and his companion Arnarulunnguaq, followed by a walk to the bell tower where a talking statue is unveiled.
