Jette Torp blends music, literature, and handicraft in a warm lecture featuring guitar, songs, and stories from her own life.
Journalist and author Ida Ebbensgaard explores artificial intelligence, its pitfalls and potential, and why technological literacy matters for everyone in the digital age.
Professor Anne Skorkjær Binderkrantz lectures on the state of democracy and how Danish politics has become increasingly professionalized over the past 25 years.
Lea Korsgaard explores her year-long quest to see all Danish butterfly species, weaving together nature, philosophy, and existential questions about life and rebirth.
A masterclass on three German Expressionists - Kirchner, Nolde and Kollwitz - exploring their artistic expression and significance in art history.
Author Mette Finderup discusses her writing process and works with school classes on a collaborative storytelling challenge inspired by her book Babylons Stol.
Free two-hour workshop led by manuscript writer Trine Appel on fantasy and magical realism, covering world building, character development, and finding the heart of your story.
Author Nanna Holm discusses her debut novel 'Røde port', set in a 1980s leisure collective on Langeland, in conversation with culture journalist Karen Secher.
Political science professor Mikkel Vedby Rasmussen examines how geopolitical tensions - from Trump's Greenland ambitions to Xi Jinping's AI race and Putin's war in Ukraine - reflect a fundamental shift in the international order.
Annette Bjergfeldt, a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and author, discusses her unconventional journey to writing and her new novel set in 1910.
Professor Henrik Stevnsborg leads a tour through Danish police history from 1682 to today, exploring uniforms, the occupation period, and modern crises.
Manuscript writer Trine Appel leads a free workshop on fantasy and magical realism with writing exercises in world building, character development, and personal voice.
Karen-Marie Lillelund delivers a lecture titled "While We Wait for the Strategy" in Svendborg.
Community singing from the Højskolesangbogen songbook, led by musician Dusko Milovic at the piano.
Creative art course for children aged 6-9 featuring drawing, painting, printing and sculpture at Valby Kulturhus. Twelve Tuesday sessions from September to November.
A lecture series where six experts introduce three essential works each from literature, film, architecture, design, music and visual art.
Søren Hein Rasmussen delivers five lectures on the world history of mass migration at Kolding Library, from humanity's first migrations to today's global displacement crises.
A romantasy celebration at the library featuring a quiz, creative workshop, and book recommendations for fans of Sarah J. Maas and the genre's most addictive tropes.
Art historian Mathilde Teglgaard Nielsen presents a lecture on Ai Weiwei, China's most renowned living artist and prominent artist-activist, whose provocative works explore freedom, free expression, and social injustice.
A guided evening tour through Thorvaldsen Museum with lanterns and spotlit sculptures, exploring the mythological stories behind the works.
Author Karin Slot Christiansen presents the final book in her Lifewitness trilogy, a psychological novel about friendship, marriage and the search for love and recognition.
Historian Ebbe Nyborg explores the Roskilde Crucifix, a medieval masterpiece destroyed during the cathedral's 1806 auction. The lecture reconstructs this lost artwork and its influence on Danish and European church art.
Journalist Malene Jensen explores South Korea's global cultural influence and the societal challenges behind K-pop and drama series.
Learn essential first aid skills for babies and young children from a certified instructor at this maternity café session.
A rhythmic morning for young children featuring song, movement and play. Led by rhythm instructor Nanna Schou Dreier at Biblioteket Kilden in Herlev.
Lone and Dorthe share their favorite books and inspire autumn reading at the Book Café in the 5th Book Bus.
Bogturist is an interactive book market day for school classes, where children explore different genres and take home a personalized inspiration list.
A movement class for babies aged 3-10 months combining play, song and gentle physical activity to develop body awareness and strengthen parent-child bonding.
Workshop on LinkedIn advertising for B2B companies and entrepreneurs looking to reach decision-makers through paid traffic.
A reading café where participants discuss the book 'Our Own Irene'. Free event with no tickets needed.
An informal booktalk for adults with literature specialist Ea, exploring books, authors, and genres with time for questions and discussion.
Hands-on workshop where children build, program and test solutions with Lego Spike robots.
Former police assistant Peter Pedersen recounts his time as a sheriff in Qaanaaq, the world's northernmost city, navigating social challenges in an isolated Arctic community.
Chef Christian Sørensen shares practical tips for greener eating habits and teaches you how to make sauerkraut with apple and ginger at home.
An afternoon exploring jazz standards - the classic songs and melodies that form the foundation of jazz. Discover interpretations, the breadth of the genre, and the library's vinyl collection.
Historian Gry Scavenius Berthelsen explores the history of Frøslev Camp and its link to Mindelunden, where Danish prisoners who died in Nazi camps are remembered.
Art historian Mette Sandbye discusses Arĸaluk Bianco's photographs from 1950s-60s East Greenland, exploring how a Greenlandic insider documented everyday life during a period typically seen through outsiders' eyes.
A lecture exploring the history, mechanisms, and therapeutic potential of psychedelic substances in treating mental health conditions and addiction.
Archaeologist Liv Stidsing Reher-Langberg from Moesgaard Museum discusses the excavation of a Viking Age burial ground at Lisbjerg with 30 graves and valuable finds revealing a social elite.
Lecture on how Vordingborg's royal lands were privatized and transformed into 12 manor houses in 1774 - a pivotal moment in Denmark's agricultural reform.
A lecture on Bjerringbro's role as one of West Denmark's earliest railway towns, tracing the railway's development and the cultural heritage of station towns. A photo exhibition of the station through the ages is on display.
An interactive panel where three AI experts answer your questions about artificial intelligence and its role in everyday life.
A practical course on self-sufficiency and emergency preparedness when power, water, and heating fail. Learn to prepare your home and support yourself and your family for three days.
Storyteller Ulla Skovsbøl brings two classic Blicher novellas to life through oral performance at Mariager Library.
An adult drawing workshop where participants learn to sketch Danish birds with artist Signe Parkins using black fineliners, embracing imperfection as part of the creative process.
Beredskabsforbundet presents practical guidance on crisis preparedness and how to help your family prepare for power outages and cyberattacks.
Throw your first pottery plate under the guidance of Jesper Nielsen at Håndværkeriet. Learn the basics of wheel-throwing and leave with a finished piece and the skills to continue on your own.
A four-morning course for parents on parental leave, pregnant people, and stay-at-home parents, featuring expert talks and community support.
A full moon sound bath with Anne Viese featuring mindfulness techniques and gong sounds for deep relaxation.
International spiritual clairvoyant Marianne Larsen demonstrates her psychic abilities at Harridslevgaard Slot - an extra date after the previous evening sold out.
A four-session literary course exploring interwar literature (1918-1945) through historical context, artistic movements, and major works by Hans Kirk and Virginia Woolf.
A casual language café where learners of Danish practice with native speakers through everyday conversation.
Free homework help and conversation training for people with refugee or immigrant backgrounds, offered by volunteers from Tusindfryd under Dansk Flygtningehjælp.
Free IT café at the library where you can get help with the internet, smartphones, MitID, and other digital questions.
Free guided tour at the Technical Museum of Denmark with volunteer Poul Bjørnsholt presenting the museum's collection. Max 25 participants.
Free IT assistance at Bolbro Library where volunteers help with computer problems of any kind.
A guided shared reading session where participants read and discuss a short story aloud together, led by reading guide Gerd Schmidt Nielsen.
An informal book discussion group at the library every Tuesday where readers share their experiences over coffee.
Free IT support every Tuesday at Helsinge Library, where volunteers help with MitID, email, digital services and device usage.
A weekly story time for young children at the library, where Eva or Margit reads age-appropriate books tailored to the attending children.
A weekly writing workshop for ages 15+ at Gellerup Library where you can explore rap, poetry, prose, and more without worrying about grammar. Led by author PC Asmussen and poet Silas Stochholm.
An English workshop where mistakes are encouraged and confidence takes priority. Learn English as it's really spoken through conversations and authentic materials.
A political talk on immigration in the USA and its European parallels, led by American Zachary Marx with open discussion to follow.
Free legal advice from Copenhagen Lawyers' Legal Aid every Tuesday and Thursday. Anonymous oral consultation without advance booking.
A casual German conversation group for all levels meeting at Brønshøj Kulturhus. Bring your German skills and join others practicing together.
The art association gathers every Tuesday evening for acrylic and watercolor painting at Valby Kulturhus. Work with colors and composition in an open artist community - new members are welcome.
An informal French conversation group for all levels, from fluent speakers to beginners looking to refresh their vocabulary.
A guided group reading session where texts are read aloud with pauses for discussion. Free event at the library with registration required.
Monthly reading circle at Gellerup Library where members discuss classic novels. Meetings held every fourth Tuesday from 10:30 to 12:00.
Glamsbjerg Library's guided shared reading session where the librarian reads aloud and participants discuss the text over coffee and tea.
A trained reading guide reads a short story and poem aloud, then facilitates a discussion about the texts with no advance preparation needed.
A book club dedicated to love and relationships, where members meet to discuss the books they have read together.
An informal book discussion at the library where readers share their reading experiences and connect over shared literary interests.
A graphic novel book club at Biblioteket Sønderborg where members discuss everything from classics to experimental publications in relaxed, engaged conversations.
A historical book club exploring novels from different eras and places, with discussions led by library staff, refreshments, and author visits included.
A guided tour for seniors through 'The Fall of Freedom', featuring German artworks from 1910-1945, exploring artistic freedom and political suppression.
A quiet hour of reading with classical music at the library - perfect for those seeking calm and focus among books and melodies.
A creative workshop for 3rd and 4th graders exploring fables and fantastic stories through illustration and storytelling with Oliver Streich.
Literature specialists Mette and Mette present a hand-picked selection of new books across genres and offer a sneak peek at upcoming titles.
A dramatic reading circle at the library where participants read plays aloud, assign roles, and discuss the texts. Meets three times in autumn 2026, no preparation needed.
Guided shared reading for people affected by cancer, where volunteers read stories and poems aloud and participants discuss them together. No preparation needed.
A book club for 10-14-year-olds meeting monthly to discuss books, enjoy tea, and explore reading-related activities together.
A guided tour for seniors exploring German art from 1910-1945 and how artists responded to the era's political turmoil.
A full moon sound bath and gong meditation session led by Anne Viese, combining singing bowls with mindfulness techniques in a peaceful group setting.
Mille Dalsgaard explores psychological abuse, manipulation, and coercive control - how to recognize patterns of gaslighting and psychological harm in relationships and families.
A lecture on music therapy and sleep featuring practical tools to improve sleep quality without side effects.
Art historian Birgitte Zacho explores the Renaissance in this opening lecture of a three-part series on art history from the Renaissance through Rococo.
Presentation about VANDVID, an upcoming experience centre on the harbour in Assens exploring the Danish seabed, marine life and fishing.
A planetarium lecture exploring the world's greatest telescopes from Tycho Brahe to James Webb, followed by a film about how modern observation technology reveals the cosmos.
Revue writer Rene Vase Jensen explores Danish humour and what makes us laugh.
Cultural sociologist Emilie van Hauen explores what makes uncontrollable women tick, their impact on society, and why they tend to have more fun.
Topas Travels specialist Line Vinterberg presents a travel lecture on Greenland covering seasons, nature, culture and practical information. The talk explores trekking, fishing, northern lights and Topas' travel options.
Henrik Neve shares his story of selling his house to live aboard a boat in Skive Lystbådehavn. Journalist Joan Thora E. Laurberg interviews him about the life-changing decision, the freedom and challenges of living on the water with his dog.
Jakob Weber presents a humorous lecture on butcher's tools at Askov Højskole in Vejen.
Weekly baby song circle for infants aged 5-9 months led by singer and music educator Annika Hamann. Sessions run from September through November at Vor Frelsers Kirke in Copenhagen.
Baby song circle for infants aged 5-9 months led by music educator Annika Hamann at Vor Frelsers Kirke.
Weekly sessions for babies and parents combining movement, sensory play, songs and rhythm games, with separate groups for different ages.
Free IT support at the library where you can get help with your everyday computer questions.
An open IT café where you can get help with digital questions and everyday challenges.
A book club for children in grades 4-5 where members read together, discuss stories, and share their favorite books over refreshments.
Volunteers from Dansk Flygtningehjælp offer free practical advice to refugees on official letters, job applications, and residence permits.
Community singing afternoon at Musikbiblioteket where anyone can join in without prior experience. Rotating choir leaders guide sessions with folk songs, classics, and evergreens.
A workshop for ages 12-25 where you learn to embroider personal designs onto your own clothes with no prior experience needed.
An open writing community for all levels. Meetings include writing exercises, text readings, and language play, with visits to a cultural house and a Christmas celebration.
A monthly book club at Aabenraa Library for children aged 9-12, where young readers share recommendations and discuss their favourite books together.
An intimate evening where librarian Signe reads aloud from a text of her choice while participants enjoy coffee together.
Explore parts of Olafur Eliasson's architectural work Fjordenhus with a guide from Vejle Art Museum.
Postnatal café for new parents with a focus on language development. Speech-language consultant Lisbeth Staffe discusses early communication and language stimulation for children aged 0-3.
A creative craft group for neurodivergent adults, fostering wellbeing and balance in a supportive, structured environment.
A reading circle exploring Nanna Holm's novel about three children growing up in a 1970s-80s youth collective, led by literature facilitator Cathrine Hedegaard.
Two Danish authors discuss technology and the future through novels exploring artificial intelligence and human existence.
Free and independent guidance on educational choices at Dokk1 in Aarhus. Book a half-hour session in advance or drop in without an appointment.
Expert talk on language development in multilingual children, led by speech-language pathologist Camilla. Free admission with advance registration required.
Free legal advice from the Student Council for anyone with questions about housing, employment, and personal rights.
Free language café run by Red Cross at Herlev Library every Tuesday, with volunteer trainers helping learners of all levels practice Danish - no registration needed.
The annual meeting of Danmarks Naturfredningsforeningen in Frederiksværk features a presentation followed by the ordinary general assembly with board elections.
Free language café at the main library where you can practice Danish in a social setting with help from language trainers.
Red Cross volunteers help students with homework at Herlev Library on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Bring your school bag and drop in.
A gentle yoga session for all abilities, emphasizing relaxation and wellness.
Introductory course in scene art and performance for beginners in Aalborg. Master the essential techniques of theatre and stage work.
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 music lecture on Jimi Hendrix featuring words, images and audio clips. Thomas Ulrik Larsen explores the rock legend, his masterpieces and the concerts that shaped music history - notably that Hendrix's final performance took place on this very stage.
Eight-week morning wellness series alternating between sound baths, yoga and breathwork sessions. No experience needed; breakfast available after each class.
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.
Writing club for ages 11-15 at Sundby Library with weekly instruction from authors Line Leonhardt and Palle Schmidt on Mondays.
Lecturer Peter Viggo Jacobsen from the Royal Danish Defence College discusses Trump's impact on US-NATO relations and its implications for European security and economic policy.
Children aged 8-11 learn to create comic strips and tell visual stories using ink and colours in this hands-on workshop.
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.
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.
A two-hour sound meditation session with Experience Designer Lori Webb, where nature-inspired frequencies and surround sound create a restorative experience on Paper Island.
Season pass to Nødebo Folkeuniversitet 2026-27 grants access to all 8 lectures for 400 kr. - significantly cheaper than buying individual tickets.
Four-week pottery wheel throwing course with ceramicist Christina Friis. Master centering, opening, and shaping techniques - clay included, glazing and firing extra.
A lecture series examining power in its many forms - from conspiracy theories to global power shifts and the state of democracy today.
Three-session pottery wheel course for intermediate learners with ceramicist Christina Friis, held on Wednesday evenings in August and September.
A 1.5-hour guided tour through 400 years of natural history, from Ole Worm's cabinet of curiosities to modern collections of animals and plants from around the world.
Janina from feedmybaby.dk presents a judgment-free talk on introducing solid foods to babies aged 4-9 months, covering safe practices, textures, and family mealtimes.
A workshop for young people aged 11 and up exploring the art of comics through images, ink, and color.
Animation course for children aged 9-11 where participants create both 2D and stop-motion films, design characters and worlds, and discover the history of animation.
Animation workshop for children and teens combining 2D and stop-motion techniques, character design, world-building, voice recording, and sound design.
A reading group for classic literature at Haderslev Library, where participants meet five Thursdays to discuss works by Brontë, Hansen, Shelley, Fitzgerald and Lagerlöf.
An evening on breastfeeding preparation with lactation consultant Pernille Jessen at Najell's Frederiksberg store. Learn practical tips, see demonstrations, and connect with other expectant parents.
An afternoon exploring how local associations can contribute to the UN sustainable development goals through talks and a collaborative workshop.
An interactive well-being session on connection and friendship, facilitated by psychotherapist-in-training Duy. Share your thoughts in an open and respectful space.
Certified lactation consultant Pernille Jessen from Mama Flow leads a breastfeeding preparation course at Najell Store in Frederiksberg, covering technique, positions, and the partner's role.
A cozy reading group where adults gather to listen to short stories and poems read aloud, then discuss them together. Free but registration required.
A drawing and writing workshop for people 50+ at Akademiets Skoler, combining illustration with creative writing in a supportive community setting.
Eight-week group programme in Aarhus C focused on building self-worth and self-acceptance for women, led by experienced facilitator Karina.
A guided tour through Randers where architecture and street names tell the story of the city's past.
Monthly breathwork sessions designed for people who struggle to say no and set boundaries. Choose between Neurodynamic Breathwork and SLOW breathwork, guided by somatic therapist Dina Haabendal.
A three-evening workshop in bark tanning where you learn to tan leather from raw hide using natural bark and create your own leather item.
Learn to cut and sew your own shirt in sizes XS-XL under the guidance of theatre tailor Elsebeth Hede Knudsen over two evenings.
Three Saturday workshops exploring artistic creativity through resonance theory, writing, sound and movement. Led by author Sofie Kragh-Müller and composer Ditte Rønn Poulsen, no prior experience needed.
Six-week pottery wheel course for beginners at Keramikværkstedet KFF, led by experienced ceramicist Kristine Højstrup Søe. Learn fundamental throwing techniques and create your own ceramic pieces.
Five-week yoga course for new mothers and babies, combining functional training, pelvic floor work, and gentle movement in a supportive group setting.
Two new visual art classes for children aged 8-12, run by Copenhagen Culture Schools, with drawing, painting, sculpture and more under experienced guidance.
A therapy group exploring personal evolution through archetypal stages of self-discovery, from The Innocent to The Phoenix, guiding you toward wholeness and inner wisdom.
Monthly gathering for artists and art enthusiasts at KunstPunkt on the first Wednesday of each month at 4:30 PM, featuring coffee, conversation, and updates on members' artistic projects.
Learn classical Song Dynasty Qigong with instructor Ulrik Søberg, focusing on gentle movement, breathing, and presence. Free trial session available.
Showdance course for ages 10-14 at Milestedets Ungdomshus in Rødovre, running from September to November.
Weekly game instruction for children in grades 4-8 at Milestedets ungdomshus in Rødovre.
Music lessons for children aged 10-14 running on Thursdays from September through November.
A drawing course in loose strokes and watercolour for all levels, Monday and Tuesday from 9:00 to 15:30 in Copenhagen.
Practical first aid course for parents focusing on CPR and airway emergencies with infants. Hands-on training with a certified instructor at Najell Aarhus.
Janina from feedmybaby.dk presents a talk on introducing solid foods to babies without perfectionism - focusing on calm, confidence, and practical solutions for babies from around 4-9 months.
Calm and strengthening Pilates class for pregnant women led by certified instructor Sara Mortensen, focusing on posture, mobility and core strength.
Learn to craft handmade trumpet lilies in cold porcelain using a nearly 200-year-old technique. Small groups ensure personal attention and creative freedom.
Art class for grades 0-3 at Hinnerup Art School exploring senses and gathering, with a special workshop in September and an anniversary opening in November.
Art school for children in grades 2-5, Monday afternoons at Præstemarkskolen in Hinnerup with instructor Marianne Grimstrup.
Speech language therapist Camilla explores language development in multilingual children. Free admission with advance booking required; one ticket covers one adult and one child aged 2-12 months.
A health choir that meets weekly to sing together, improve breathing and fitness, and boost wellbeing through community singing.
Architect Dominic runs a workshop for children from 6 years and an adult, exploring building and architectural concepts together at Sydhavn's Recycling Centre.
A hands-on building and architecture workshop for children aged 9-13, led by an artist and architect.
A free health choir where you can sing together with others and improve your wellbeing. Meets Fridays 9:30-10:30 at Lindehaven.
A free singing group for people living with brain disease or injury. Neurokor meets every Friday at 11:30-12:30 at Lindehaven in Nykøbing F.
Professional development course for early childhood centre leaders covering VækstModel and FPI methodologies, with two intake dates in autumn 2026.
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.
Sociologist Nikolaj Schultz discusses the human condition in the age of climate crisis and asks how we transform ourselves as the climate changes. A moderated conversation with time for audience debate.
Ceramics class for grades 2-6 at Hinnerup Art School, led by Annett Bærentzen. Eight sessions culminating in an opening reception celebrating the school's 20th anniversary.
DN Gribskov's annual meeting features updates on the association's nature conservation work, dialogue about future initiatives, and board elections. Coffee included.
A musical programme for children held on four Saturday mornings in autumn. One registration covers all sessions.
Weekly baby singing sessions for infants aged 0-6 months on Monday mornings at Hinnerup Parish Church.
Free music activity for stay-at-home parents held every other week from August to November, registration required for the full series.
Free music activity for stay-at-home parents on selected Mondays. Registration required for the entire series.