A book fair featuring authors and literary figures in conversation, with historian Kåre Johannessen as keynote speaker and programming for all ages.
Choreographer Naja leads children through dance and creative activities at Tarup Library, with sessions exploring a jungle adventure and craft-making throughout the morning.
Inuit Feet brings Arctic cultural music and traditions to the stage at Nordatlantisk Hus.
Dutch metal band Serve headlines a Metal Mekka show in Odense with local support from Flæsk and Real Impact.
A classical evening of Italian opera from the golden age, performed at Grand Hotel Odense.
The Odense Baroque Festival presents a baroque opera full of mistaken identities, romance and comic power plays.
A tribute concert celebrating the musical heritage of Aarhus, featuring classic songs from the City of Smiles.
Children's theatre performance for ages 5+ at Nørregaards Teater in Odense.
Anders shares his life story from a turbulent childhood through crime and addiction to recovery and amputation - a personal account of vulnerability and resilience.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Free DUPLO building activities for children aged 3-5 at Tarup Library during week 38 - a playful introduction to STEAM concepts.
Danish band Alt i alt plays a concert at ODEON, Store Sal in Odense.
Czech artist Martin Velíšek exhibits illustrations inspired by Greenlandic legends and mythology at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
A guided sound bath meditation session using singing bowls and frequencies to help you relax and ground yourself in your body.
Artist Martin Velíšek displays his illustrations inspired by Greenlandic legends and mythology.
An exhibition exploring ice and its physical characteristics at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
A joint exhibition featuring works by artists Edith Mørkøre and Birgit Kirke at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
Diana Diamond hosts a fun evening of drag bingo, music bingo, lip sync performances and prizes at No Stress Bar in Odense.
A creative workshop where children can make poop-themed decorations from recycled materials at Holluf Pile Library during its toilet celebration week.
A reading club exploring recent East German novels and the legacy of the GDR after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Five sessions from September 2026 to February 2027.