Kira Skov
Fri 4.9.
19:00
Karen Blixen Museum, Rungsted Kyst
Musician Kira Skov performs at Karen Blixen Museum in Rungsted Kyst.
🏙 Events Rungsted Kyst
11 events for the next 18 months
September 2026 (6 events)
Pernille Rosendahl
Sun 6.9.
15:30
Karen Blixen Museum, Rungsted Kyst
Pernille Rosendahl performs at Karen Blixen Museum in Rungsted Kyst.
The Body is Toxic - What Do We Do?
Wed 9.9.
19:00
Rungsted Skole Auditorium, Rungsted Kyst
100 kr. · ≈ 13 €
Environmental medicine professor Philippe Grandjean discusses the chemicals in our bodies and their health implications.
Science for Everyone: Quantum Physics for Adults - A World Without Common Sense
Wed 16.9.
19:00
Rungsted Skole Auditorium, Rungsted Kyst
100 kr. · ≈ 13 €
Professor Peter Lodahl from the Niels Bohr Institute explores the paradoxes and fundamental questions of quantum physics in a lecture for adults.
Women in Healthy Menopause
Tue 22.9.
19:00
Rungsted Skole Auditorium, Rungsted Kyst
100 kr. · ≈ 13 €
A lecture on women's health during menopause, presented by lecturer Maria Hybholt from the University of Copenhagen.
PH and Nordic Light
Wed 30.9.
19:00
Rungsted Skole Auditorium, Rungsted Kyst
100 kr. · ≈ 13 €
A lecture on the PH lamp and Nordic light design with professor Anders V. Munch exploring how light shapes our experience of space.
October 2026 (2 events)
Dementia - What Do We Know, and What Can We Do Ourselves?
Thu 8.10.
19:00
Rungsted Skole Auditorium, Rungsted Kyst
100 kr. · ≈ 13 €
Professor Steen Hasselbalch from Rigshospitalet discusses dementia, what research reveals, and practical steps we can take to prevent the disease.
From Lenin to Putin (1)
Wed 28.10.
19:00
Rungsted Skole Auditorium, Rungsted Kyst
100 kr. · ≈ 13 €
Historian Mette Skak traces Russia's trajectory from Lenin's revolution through the Putin era in the first part of a two-part lecture series.
November 2026 (2 events)
From Lenin to Putin (2)
Wed 4.11.
19:00
Rungsted Skole Auditorium, Rungsted Kyst
100 kr. · ≈ 13 €
The second part of Mette Skak's lecture series on Russian political history from Lenin to Putin, covering key 20th-century events in Eastern Europe.
How does modern espionage work - and how vulnerable are open democracies?
Mon 9.11.
19:00
Rungsted Skole Auditorium, Rungsted Kyst
100 kr. · ≈ 13 €
Lecturer Thomas Wegener Friis from the University of Southern Denmark discusses modern espionage and how open democracies can protect themselves against it.
