Githa Ben-David performs a concert and lecture on healing song, sharing her experience of using song as a method for self-healing. The audience sings along to songs designed to ease stress, pain, and negative thoughts.
Total Hip Replacement plays a concert at TRACK in Aarhus.
Turkish singer Hilal Kaya performs a live concert at turkis in Aarhus.
A relaxed bingo morning for parents with babies at Ridehuset in Aarhus, with prizes, refreshments and plenty of time to connect with other parents.
Nikolaj Steen performs at Musikhuset Aarhus.
Musicians from the Aarhus Symphony Orchestra perform classical music in the intimate Store Sal at Hovedbiblioteket.
Rune Skov and Niels Flensborg perform stand-up comedy at Aarhus Comedy Club with an intermission.
Live Art for Children is a festival where children, young people and adults actively participate as co-creators in artworks. International artists from Denmark, Sweden and the UK present live art experiences exploring climate, identity and community.
Total Hip Replacement performs at Aarhus Festuge.
A contemplative concert in Aarhus Cathedral where music by Hans Zimmer, Richard Strauss, and Danish hymns merges with sophisticated lighting design and holograms.
A community singing event at Aarhus Domkirke where everyone is invited to start the day together, whether solo or in a group.
Nikolaj Steen performs at JOHAN R - Modern Eatery in Aarhus.
An astrology introduction with MOONSALOON at Kulturbodega Bellis. Explore your cosmic signs, discover new perspectives on relationships, and join a ritual about red and green flags - with wine included.
An intimate one-to-one performance with artist Jamal Gerald exploring privilege, identity, and sensitive conversations through dialogue and reflection.
An interactive art installation where visitors of all ages contribute their hopes and wishes to create a living mandala-inspired artwork celebrating everyday life in Nepal.
An interactive art installation where children and adults draw and write answers to questions about an imagined school, which are collected into a shared map. Artist John Huntington from Göteborg guides participants at selected times.
Artist Leif Holmstrand invites visitors to share personal objects in the interactive work 'Ruin Recalled' at DOKK1 during the Live Art for Børn festival.
A brief 30-minute midday service at Aarhus Cathedral, ideal for a lunch-hour break.
A sound bingo game for kindergarteners featuring a fun and slightly spooky story where children listen and match sounds on bingo cards.
A guided tour of Sydhavnen harbour with two retired sausage makers during Aarhus Festival.
An informal gathering for Linux users in Aarhus where you can get help with Ubuntu, Mint, Windows and other operating systems.
Cancelled creative workshop using newspaper paper as material for knitting, folding, collage and other artistic techniques.
A creative workshop where children and adults make summer flowers in watercolor and experiment with recycled and natural materials.
An open paper workshop at the main library where adults can create freely with materials, no booking needed.
An open workshop where you work on your own digital fabrication projects with staff guidance. Children from 12 years old can participate.
Free DIY workshop every Wednesday in even weeks where you can work on your own projects with materials provided by Genlyd and Dokk1.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
An exhibition exploring climate history through ice cores and their crystal structures under polarized light, created by Visual Science Studio and the Niels Bohr Institute.
Eight-week group programme in Aarhus C focused on building self-worth and self-acceptance for women, led by experienced facilitator Karina.
Gåseteatret invites the audience to an open rehearsal of their new play The Pink Thread - an unpolished and unpredictable evening with actors fighting to keep the performance together.
An exhibition exploring the links between South American rivers and Denmark, featuring an interactive embroidery installation and film screenings at Dokk1.