A relaxed community singing evening with pop hits and rock classics, led by experienced choir director Stephan Haagensen. No auditions or prior experience needed.
American musician Matthew Curry performs at Godset in Kolding.
Experimental hip-hop from Baltimore featuring Infinity Knives and Brian Ennals, blending raw energy with playful innovation.
Five Danish musicians - Peter Ingemann, Henrik Strube, Peer Frost, Hans Fagt and Jens Haack - perform together at Drop inn. A monthly jam session featuring seasoned players from Danish rock and jazz history.
A cosy evening of dinner, group singing and storytelling hosted by award-winning singer Janne Mark at Liselund Højskole.
Johann Gustav Trio performs swinging, bluesy jazz infused with Nordic lyrical melodies.
Todd Day Wait performs at PHONO in Aarhus on 5 October 2026.
Five Danish stand-up comedians perform at Drop Inn: Peter Ingemann, Henrik Strube, Peer Frost, Hans Fagt and Jens Hack each with their own routine.
Author Niels Krause-Kjær discusses his novel about Denmark's cultural shift from rural society to urban ideals, blending personal memory with historical reflection.
Two internationally published authors discuss their creative partnership and the Juncker crime series, from its origins to global success.
A community choir for singers of all levels, led by vocalist Christina Birksø. Meets weekly on Mondays from August to December at Kulturstationen Vanløse.
A travel exhibition exploring Turkey's cultural heritage and historical treasures, presented by Risskov Rejser in Copenhagen.
Free language event for preschool children and families featuring books, rhymes, games, and read-alouds. This session focuses on friendship and includes tips from a speech therapist.
A musical playroom for the youngest children. Rikke performs familiar songs with opportunities to sing along, clap and dance.
Organist Balslev presents a lecture and concert featuring his own songs and hymns at Nyborg Library. Registration required.
Documentary about American librarians resisting censorship and book bans, shown at Aarhus Libraries as part of the #BannedBooks campaign.
Documentary about American librarians resisting book bans. Free event with sandwiches and discussion afterwards.
Sociologist Christian Albrekt Larsen from Aalborg University presents register data on integration in Denmark - marriages, children with mixed backgrounds, and social networks across population groups.
Documentary about American librarians fighting for freedom of expression against a wave of book bans and censorship. Part of Dansk PEN's campaign on forbidden books.
Author Helle Sydendal discusses low metabolism, sharing her personal experience and practical advice on treatment options and conversations with your doctor.
Steinaa Trio performs chamber music with transverse flute, oboe, and piano at Vemmetofte Kloster, a return visit for the accomplished ensemble.
A shared writing morning where you work on your own text in a focused atmosphere, hosted by Lars AP from Fucking Flink. Tea or coffee included.
Author Peter Øvig leads a two-hour workshop on writing autobiographical and documentary narratives, covering ideas, ethics, and dramaturgy with practical writing exercises.
A two-hour writing workshop led by author Kristian Himmelstrup on turning historical sources and research into literary fiction, with practical exercises and guidance based on his own novels.
Author Leif Davidsen presents his new novel 'Requiem for Russia', following a Danish-Russian soldier forced to choose sides in Putin's dictatorship.
A lecture on the life and legacy of Thit Jensen, a groundbreaking 20th-century Danish author and women's rights advocate who challenged social norms through her novels and public speaking.
A musical playroom where musicians from Jammerbugt Kulturskole sing and dance with young children and their childminders at the library.
A community singing evening with folk songs for all, led by pianist Helle Kornum at Pavillonen.
A humorous Danish film about three friends who start Funen's largest food festival. A feel-good story about friendship, love and new beginnings.
Monthly film screening at Nørrebro Library with a large screen and free admission - the film title is not announced beforehand.
Klara Trebbien Rasmussen recounts her undercover work in Danish pig farming and the ethical dilemmas she encountered. The lecture draws on her book Flæsk and explores an industry rarely opened to public scrutiny.
Documentary screening of 'The Librarians' exploring how American librarians defend free speech and democracy, followed by a moderated debate on censorship with Anette Thede from Dansk PEN.
Mikkel Severin takes the stage at Trommen in Hørsholm with Danish music and entertainment.
An open rehearsal of the experimental theatre work I Mellem Tiden, featuring aerial acrobatics and existential questions about displacement and human connection.
A sound bath in water using singing bowls to help you relax and ground yourself - perfect for anyone who needs to step out of their head and into their body.
Casual Magic the Gathering meetup on Mondays at KraftWerket from 18:00. All skill levels welcome, Commander format, with support for newcomers.
A free knitting and needlework group that meets on odd Mondays at Thurø Library. Bring your own cup and 2 kr. if you'd like tea.
The Children's Library celebrates October with fantasies and fables - a free outdoor exhibition featuring eight paintings by artist Oliver Streich around the library.
A six-week lecture series exploring what gives life meaning, featuring scholars discussing nature, literature, art, neuroscience, and philosophy.
A concert blending traditional hymns with rhythmic percussion at Skagen Kirke.
A children's film screening at Ulstrup Library featuring short films for ages 3-6, with themes like families and numbers.
A guided sound bath with Anne Viese using singing bowls and frequencies to calm the mind and ground awareness in the body. No experience needed.
Stine Michel presents a theatrical interpretation of Karen Blixen's 'Babette's Feast', exploring art, generosity, and human connection.
TumlingeKlassik at Medborgerhuset in Taastrup is sold out with no tickets remaining.
Opening event for the #BannedBooks campaign with four speakers discussing censorship, book bans and freedom of expression. Free, but requires a ticket.
Physicist Troels Harmark traces the evolution of physics from ancient philosophy to modern cosmology in this lecture based on his acclaimed book.
A weekly gathering for men around 75 years old, featuring coffee and regular outings. No registration required - just drop by on Mondays.
Seniors meet for board games and coffee at Kristrup Library, where participants choose the games themselves.
A local archive preserving documents, photographs and church records from three parishes in Aarhus Municipality. Open Mondays 3-5 p.m. for research into local history, families and heritage.
A rock listening club that meets every Monday at Kolding Bibliotek. Members share and discuss music spanning rock, jazz and classical genres.
Librarians Erik Luxhøj and Mads Einar Nielsen explore European alternatives to major American tech platforms - from browsers to AI tools.
Speed dating event for singles aged 60+ in Copenhagen. Meet 6-12 potential partners in quick succession, with each date lasting 7-10 minutes across multiple rounds.
Speed dating event for singles aged 45-60, where you meet 6-12 potential dating partners in a short time through rotating 7-10 minute dates.
Speed dating event for singles aged 23-35, where you meet 6-12 potential dating partners in a short time through rotating 7-10 minute dates.
Speed dating event for singles aged 35-45, where you meet 6-12 potential dating partners in short rotating 7-10 minute dates.
Singer and opera educator Søren Schelling presents a concert lecture featuring live opera arias, piano accompaniment, and personal stories from the opera world.
An art evening for adults where you create deep prints using recycled Tetrapak cardboard through etching and printing techniques.
Physicist Arne Lykke Larsen presents his work on one of physics' greatest unsolved paradoxes at Solvognen in Odense.
Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium invites the audience to watch an open rehearsal of HJEM and gain insight into the artists' creative process.
A relaxed morning at the library for parents on parental leave and their babies, featuring baby books, coffee, and a changing area.
A free event at the library where children and adults can listen and build together.
Science journalist Lone Frank explores the meaning of life through neurobiology, personal reflection, and the impact of Ukraine's war in this lecture based on her new book.
Free homework help and reading practice at the library for children, young people and adults on Mondays and Wednesdays 16:00-18:00.
A guided shared reading session with short stories, poems, and novel excerpts, followed by open discussion. Free and open to all.
Workshop on using voice and body to present texts with calm and presence, led by a librarian and rhetorician. Practical exercises in breathing, posture, and voice use for confident oral communication.
Free lecture on sleep with Kim at Paletten in Hvidovre - practical tips for improving your sleep quality.
First aid instructor Allan Riisberg Balle teaches parents how to respond to common childhood injuries at a baby café session.
A continuation course for former participants to further develop their life story writing.
English classics reading club meeting monthly at Svendborg Library from October 2026 to April 2027, with books read in Danish.
A free community singing session for all at Møn Library, with coffee and songbooks. No experience needed - just come and sing.
The library's cultural educators explore the meeting of literature and music through novels, poems, and group singing, with coffee and Mozart balls.
A local bookseller and librarian discuss censorship and book bans in Denmark and around the world as part of Danish PEN's #ForbiddenBooks campaign.
A dramatic reading club that meets three times in autumn to read and discuss theatre plays together. The first session at Biblioteket Korsør includes dinner.
An evening of knitting and literature where facilitator Anne Juul Andersen reads from literary works while you work on your knitting project in a relaxed café setting.
Architects and historians explore the unique story of summer houses on Røsnæs, from 19th-century boarding houses to contemporary villas, in this illustrated lecture with refreshments.
Open dialogue on culture with a moderator, participant discussion, and thematic songs at Trekanten in Aalborg.
A lecture tracing the Danish welfare state's evolution from poor relief to modern social security, exploring five major reform waves and contemporary democratic challenges.
A lecture on the rise and fall of Daells Varehus, the Danish retail empire that shaped shopping culture through its iconic catalogues from 1910 to 1999.
Marie Junker Boesen explores how small farms can be active players in modern agriculture and food systems, addressing sustainability and rural community challenges.
Turkish-British author Elif Shafak presents her novel "The Rivers of Heaven" through introduction, reading, and audience conversation at this literary salon.
Vigga Bro explores the universal power of storytelling and its meaning in this lecture at Askov Højskole.
Operabio presents Turangalila, an operatic performance combining music and drama, at Kappelborg Kulturhus in Skagen.
Weekly writing workshop led by author P.C. Asmussen where participants write, read aloud, and give each other constructive feedback without judgment or pressure.
Open handicraft session for all skill levels with no registration or fee. Gather around a shared table on the 3rd floor to work on textiles, repairs, and handwork.
A free graphic printing workshop for young people where you can experiment with various techniques and take your finished prints home.
A postnatal café featuring a sound bath with singing bowls and gentle rhythms designed to calm babies and strengthen parent-child bonding, followed by coffee and conversation.
A literary and musical walk through green areas between Malling and Beder, featuring readings and live musical accompaniment at several stops along the route.
Join Solbjerg Library's craft table where children aged 5+ create mini-superheroes from beads. Free entry, no registration needed.
Monthly community singing session at Slagelse Library with no advance booking required - bring your own coffee cup.
Den Danske Scenekunstskole invites you to an open house showcasing its bachelor programmes in theatre, stage technology and production.
Float in a warm pool while listening to fiction read aloud, accompanied by atmospheric video and sound at this unique literary experience.
Citizens and local politicians discuss the Finance Committee's work in an open forum. Coffee and cake for the first 30 attendees.
Singing, movement and stories for the youngest. Baby Rhyme Time is a free activity for children aged 0-3 with songs, movement and reading.
Free guidance on digital communication with public authorities - borger.dk, e-Boks, and more. Drop in or book a time slot.
Free IT help for seniors at Ældre Sagen's IT Café - drop in without an appointment and get assistance from volunteers with your IT problems.
A musical gathering for young children and their caregivers singing hymns together at Bagsværd Church.
Free IT café at Hvidovre Main Library where library staff help with questions about the internet, smartphones, MitID, and other digital topics.
A guided shared reading session with short stories, poems, and novel excerpts, followed by discussion. Coffee included, open to all.
A casual language café where learners of Danish practice with native speakers through everyday conversation.
A weekly literary community for young people featuring free reading, activities, and guided group reading sessions every Monday at Sorø Library.
Free IT support from volunteers at Tarup Library - bring your device for help with any computer questions.
Free guidance on everyday digital challenges including email, photos, online booking, and bus tickets. No advance booking needed - just drop in at Herning Library.
Free homework help and conversation training for people with refugee or immigrant backgrounds, offered by volunteers from Tusindfryd under Dansk Flygtningehjælp.
An informal language café where everyone can practice Danish through conversations about everyday topics. No registration needed.
Drop-in yoga alternating between calm Hatha and dynamic Vinyasa/flow, ending with sound-bath relaxation. No registration needed - just arrive at Kvansalen.
Informal drawing session where participants sketch from live models in quick poses. Open to all skill levels.
A three-session reading circle exploring novels by Danish author Stine Askov at Dronningborg Library in Randers, led by literary facilitators.
An open reading circle at Hasle Library in Aarhus, meeting three times in autumn with a literature specialist. No experience needed.
An informal gathering for book lovers to share reading experiences and discuss their favourite books over coffee and tea.
Free IT support drop-in session at Kalundborg Library where you can get help with computers, tablets, apps, and security questions.
A reading club where a trained guide reads literature aloud and the group discusses their thoughts and feelings. No preparation or expertise needed - just listen or share as you wish.
Free brain training on computer with 34 different task types and 10 levels. Drop by on Mondays without registration - coffee is provided.
An informal book discussion for adult readers at the library where you can share reading experiences and discover new recommendations.
Networking meetup for 3D printing and design enthusiasts to share experiences, troubleshoot projects, and connect with others.
A children's theatre adaptation of H.C. Andersen's classic fairy tale about the tiny girl Thumbelina.
A guided group reading session where texts are read aloud with pauses for discussion. The group meets roughly every two weeks.
A children's theatre show about Palle P and the pearl, designed for young audiences aged 4 and older.
A booktalk about the nominated books for the Orlaprisen award, designed for students in grades 4-6 at Svendborg Library.
An event celebrating the history and development of pharmacy, organized by the Danish Pharmacy History Foundation in Hillerød.
Tova Leigh brings her show "Fifty Shades of Rage" to Hotel Cecil in Copenhagen. The format is seated,
Reading circle discussing Sylvia Plath's classic 'The Bell Jar' - a conversation about depression, ambition, and 1950s America.
Lecture on ADHD featuring Thomas Pedersen from "EN AF OS" and nurse Birgitte Amdisen. Explore symptoms, diagnosis, and strategies for managing attention and hyperactivity disorder.
Three international spiritual mediums - Billy Cook, Craig Morris and Marianne Larsen - offer clairvoyance demonstrations in both Danish and English. This is Billy Cook's final visit to Denmark.
Self-managed playroom for children aged 0-4 and their parents on Monday and Thursday mornings at Valby Kulturhus, with play equipment and facilities for heating food.
A free gathering for fathers with young children featuring play, singing, and the chance to connect with other fathers.
Copenhagen Fablab opens its workshops for Open Lab with laser cutters, 3D printers, electronics and woodworking, sewing workshop and more. Super users are on hand to help.
A sewing and knitting circle at Viby Library where you can work on your projects alongside others. Beginners and experienced makers are welcome, with help available for smaller sewing projects from 3:00-4:00 PM.
Join Anne for a weekly board game and card-playing session at the library - a casual, friendly gathering for all ages.
Free handicraft evening where everyone can gather and work on their own projects or try small craft activities. Help available for clothing repair, sewing, and knitting.
Open workshop at the library for digital fabrication and traditional crafts like sewing and embroidery. Free entry, with optional materials for purchase.
Young people's graphics workshop offering intaglio and relief printing techniques every Monday. Create your own printing plates and take your work home - free entry, no booking needed.
A casual knitting café where experienced and beginner knitters gather to work on projects, share advice, and enjoy each other's company.
A community craft club at Beder-Malling Library where members gather to sew, knit, crochet, and work on creative handicrafts every other Monday.
A free repair workshop where volunteers help fix clothing, furniture, and other items. Open the first Monday and third Saturday of each month at Vordingborg Library.
A user-driven maker community where experienced hobbyists help each other with projects and share ideas.
Local patchwork group meeting at the library with no advance sign-up needed - drop in and check it out.
A local spinning group meets every third Tuesday at the library. Spinners of all ages share the craft and welcome newcomers interested in learning.
A weekly ukulele jam session at Herlev Library where beginners and experienced players meet to play together, with the option to borrow a starter kit or bring your own instrument.
Politiken's editor-in-chief Christian Jensen, a former Askov student, shares stories of major Danish press investigations from Edward Snowden to the Inger Støjberg case.
A weekly quilling group meets at Billund Library every Monday morning. Bring your own supplies or use the extra materials provided - no registration needed.
A reading club for ages 12-16 at Biblioteket Sønderborg, meeting on alternate Mondays to discuss books and explore cultural activities together.
Weekly morning singing session at Ringsted Library with piano accompaniment by Lis Nielsen. Hymns, folk songs and traditional Danish songs for all.
A genealogy café where enthusiasts can research their family history and support each other. Open Mondays 15:00-18:00 at Hvidovre Main Library.
Open house with a dementia consultant at Korsør Library on the first Monday of each month, where you can discuss symptoms, daily challenges, and get advice and support.
A Nordic book club at Sorø Library discussing seven acclaimed novels from Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Sweden, Greenland, and Åland. Free entry with advance registration.
Journalist and former intelligence officer Niels Jensen explores the economic and social costs Denmark faced when reunifying Southern Jutland with Denmark in 1920.
Journalist Jesper Steinmetz discusses how the USA and Europe have transformed, exploring what these changes mean for democracy and daily life.
Clinical dietitian Mette Borre explores the gut's role in physical and mental health, offering practical insights based on the latest research.
Security researcher Peter Viggo Jakobsen analyzes the world's current geopolitical situation and its implications for Denmark amid great-power conflict and global uncertainty.
Bastian Emil Goldschmidt performs at Grundtvigs Højskole in Hillerød. Free entry.
Lillian Hjorth-Westh gives a lecture on Henrik Pontoppidan's classic novel 'Lykke Per' at Askov Højskole.
A 4-hour basic first aid course covering cardiac arrest and CPR practice, designed for beginners or those whose certification has expired.
Monday Café is a social meeting point at Skagen Church, where people gather for coffee and friendly conversation.
Weekly gathering for parents with infants (0-2 years) at Hårlev Library featuring play, coffee and expert talks.
Join health facilitator Aage for a guided walk in Aalborg East every Monday and Thursday at 10:00. All fitness levels welcome, with free tea and coffee afterwards.
Volunteers gather every Monday at Silkeborg Library to sew sustainable fabric bags for the library using the Australian Boomerang Bags concept.
Open chess and board games event at the library for all skill levels. Use the library's games or bring your own.
Open knitting café at the library where crafters gather to knit, crochet, or work on other projects, share tips, and help each other.
Makerspace9220 is an open workshop where you can use 3D printers, laser cutters, robots and other creative tools to bring your projects to life. You only pay for materials.
A community repair workshop where volunteers help fix broken items and give them a second life instead of throwing them away.
A regular morning gathering for seniors at Brande Library with talks, board games, and local history presentations.
Interactive session for upper-secondary classes exploring censorship and freedom of expression through debate, practical exercises, and open dialogue.
Community singing session every other Monday led by Lisbeth Nielsen at Kulturhuset Industrien in Aarup.
An education evening for 8th grade students and their parents at Sønderjyllandshallen in Aabenraa.
A mini course for parents on children's digital life, screen time, and development. Professionals from PPR and the Knowledge Centre share practical insights and strategies.
Free lecture on inheritance, wills and powers of attorney by lawyers from Jura Danmark. Dinner is included.
An open literary discussion group where book lovers of all ages gather to share their reading experiences without registration or preparation required.
Free IT help for seniors at Hovedbiblioteket in Herlev every Monday morning, with home visits available.
Free legal consultation with attorney Camilla Moe Thorup covering personal injuries, housing defects, and general legal questions.
A free conversation series where you meet a stranger from an unknown country and discuss cultural differences and similarities over refreshments.
Free guidance from librarian Lars Hovgaard for anyone starting a reading circle, with tips on meetings and library support for book groups.
A free workshop where you can learn 3D printing, laser cutting, and custom t-shirt printing at your own pace.
An interactive event where visitors of all ages meet real robots, try them out, and learn how they work and are programmed.
Borrow seeds, fold packets, and share with fellow gardeners at the Seed Library in Aarhus.
A hands-on plant workshop where you work with seasonal plants, fruit and vegetables in group projects. All materials provided.
Weekly gathering for Japanese learners and native speakers to practice the language and exchange cultural experiences over coffee.
A book club for readers aged 13 and up, meeting monthly to discuss books, share recommendations, and borrow new titles from the library.
An interactive music event for children at Bagsværd Church combining music and play.
A family-friendly event combining baby songs and adult conversation for parents and young children.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Three lectures on current global conflicts: Europe, the Middle East and the USA. Each evening at Nakskov Library with experts in geopolitics and international affairs.
A new Nordic music choir led by Sidsel Lysgaard. Meets every Tuesday on Nørrebro to sing chorales, folk songs and ballads from Nordic traditions.
Eight-week morning wellness series alternating between sound baths, yoga and breathwork sessions. No experience needed; breakfast available after each class.
Intensive pottery wheel course with experienced potter Bjarne Christensen, teaching systematic production of functional ware from clay preparation through glazing.
Two-day ceramic workshop with designer Manuel Canu: modelling at Vesterbro Library on 16 September, then glazing and raku firing in the courtyard behind Cph Skatepark on 3 October.
An exhibition of over 300 nature photographs by local Aarhus photographers, capturing insects, forests, birds, and seasonal moments from the region.
A small Montessori-based playgroup for babies aged 0-12 months and their parents. Four sessions explore observation, sensory play, respectful care, and independent movement.
Children aged 7-9 are invited to three dance sessions inspired by JOSEPH_KIDS, where they watch and perform alongside professional dancers from Dansk Danseteater for Børn.
Panel discussion on the centre-right project's development since 2001, featuring historians and think-tank experts. Moderated by Arne Hardis from Weekendavisen.
Camille Henrot explores art, technology, and humanity's relationship with the world in this exhibition at Copenhagen Contemporary.
Matthew Lopez's two-part drama examines family, heritage, and legacy across generations. Both parts play at the Opera House on Holmen in Copenhagen.
Sensorimotor stimulation class for babies aged 5-12 months, combining movement, play, and parental guidance. Six sessions in November-December at Prismen.
Sensorimotor play class for babies 5-12 months with movement, music, and parental guidance. Six sessions in November-December with flexible weekly class switching.
A day to step out of your head and into your body, featuring nature walks, guided runs, brunch, and a choice between restorative breathwork or energetic movement workshops.
A small exhibition exploring the Luther Rose through paper art at Ehlers Samlingen, showcasing Martin Luther's seal and its symbolic elements. Open Tuesdays to Sundays from September through October.
The Royal Opera House presents 'The Hassan Family', a production exploring family dynamics through music and drama.
Simon Lindhardt's paintings merge minimalism with trompe l'œil techniques to create optical illusions of depth and three-dimensionality on canvas, paper, and wall-mounted objects.
Massenet's romantic opera Werther at the Opera House in Copenhagen.
A cyberfeminist horror love story about a lonely mother who creates an AI assistant to help with her child - and who slowly becomes her perfect replacement.
Writing club for ages 11-15 at Sundby Library with weekly instruction from authors Line Leonhardt and Palle Schmidt on Mondays.
Movement and motor skills class for toddlers (2-5 years) with physiotherapist Marianne Mogensen. Six Tuesday sessions in November-December featuring obstacle courses, imaginative play, and themed adventures.
Six-week movement and motor skills class for toddlers (2-5 years) with a parent, featuring obstacle courses, imaginative play, and music led by a physiotherapist.
Children aged 5-6 join Dansk Danseteater for Børn for three dance sessions inspired by JOSEPH_KIDS, combining spectator experiences with active movement games and creative play.
Handicraft and design market at Musicon in Roskilde featuring ceramics, textiles, jewellery and more. On Saturday 19 September, the market combines with the Vibes music festival.
An informal jam session with local jazz musicians every Sunday at La Fontaine, an iconic meeting place for musicians in Copenhagen.
Monthly film screenings at Viby Library with discussion afterwards. Free admission.
An improv night open to all levels, from seasoned performers to first-timers. Warm-ups, games, and scenes in a relaxed, creative space where everyone plays at their own pace.
Children aged 8-11 learn to create comic strips and tell visual stories using ink and colours in this hands-on workshop.
A gentle film screening designed for toddlers aged 1-4 and their caregivers, featuring calm, repetitive stories and familiar situations.
Free monthly film screening at Nørrebro Library on the first Monday of the month. Large screen, no booking needed.
The Royal Opera House presents 'Juveler', a performance for opera enthusiasts on Holmen.
A creative evening where you pick a craft activity - linocut, jewellery, ceramics or more - and enjoy a cocktail or mocktail with friends or new acquaintances.
Filmklub 5250 screens European films at Dalum Bibliotek each week. Free admission, but advance registration is required.
Ten-week ceramic course for all levels with trained ceramic designer Stine Jespersen. Independent clay work and various techniques at Vesterbro Library and Cultural Centre.
A ten-week project-based ceramics course with Manuel Canu, where you develop skills from concept to finished piece. Open to all levels, the course emphasizes quality, material awareness, and sculptural techniques.
A 10-week ceramics course with Manuel Canu focused on building complete objects from sketch to finished piece. Open to beginners and experienced makers, with instruction tailored to individual level and pace.
Theme-based ceramics course for experienced students focusing on artistic development and advanced techniques under the guidance of experienced ceramicist Manuel Canu.
A short theatre show designed for young children aged 4-6, performed every Monday at Børnekulturstedet Karens Minde in Copenhagen.
A weekly theatre class for children aged 7-11, held on Mondays from 17:00 to 18:20 at Børnekulturstedet Karens Minde in Copenhagen.
Danish band Alt i alt plays a concert at ODEON, Store Sal in Odense.
Six-week wool evening school at Hedestrik teaching dogma-knitting, wet felting, and plant dyeing. First three sessions are instruction-based, the last three are open workshop.
Improve your drawing skills this autumn at Thorvaldsens Museum with instructor Henrik Leach Hansen, learning anatomy and composition inspired by the museum's sculptures.
A 12-week drawing course at Thorvaldsens Museum with instructor Henrik Leach Hansen, exploring anatomy, composition and drawing techniques inspired by the museum's sculptures and exhibitions.
Three folk high school days with lectures on grace, justice, assisted dying, and shame, held across autumn 2026 in Vejle.
An intensive five-day course teaching film and TV professionals practical methods for integrating environmental and social responsibility across all stages of production.
OPtimisterne performs at Kunstpunkt in Augustenborg on October 2, 2026.
Free knitting café at Ulfborg Library on the first Wednesday of each month, open to all skill levels with complimentary coffee and tea.
An early autumn evening of Spanish wines and tapas at No19, where Denmark's only Master of Wine Jonas Tofterup shares stories about wine and Bodegas Trenza's award-winning wines.
An authentic Southern Jutland coffee table featuring homemade cakes and traditional regional delicacies at Hohenwarte farm.
Community meal in Husum where local youth and professional cooks prepare the day's dish. A gathering place for people of all ages and backgrounds.
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