Two acclaimed Danish poets and musician Henriette Sennenvaldt perform at Herfølge Library in an evening of poetry, music and conversation.
Philosopher Morten Grønborg discusses the origin of everything, the emergence of life, and the mystery of consciousness with three science communicators in separate conversations at Østerbro Library.
Bent Fabricius-Bjerre presents a concert lecture about his life and work at Musikbiblioteket in Odense.
Meet author Karin Slot Christiansen as she discusses her acclaimed psychological novels set in western Jutland. Coffee and cake included.
Philosopher and music historian Søren Schauser explores Europe's identity through art, music and literature from different eras in this lecture at Hovedbiblioteket in Aalborg.
A monthly literature club at Viruphuset where members discuss books, share recommendations, and meet authors. No prior reading experience needed - just bring your interest and enjoy the coffee.
Former DR journalists Anne Haubek and Thomas Ubbesen share firsthand accounts from Ukraine, exploring how the war affects civilians and soldiers, and what it means for Europe's future.
Free writing workshop with author Marie-Louise Cornelius on historical fiction, combining short presentations and practical exercises for adults with no prior experience required.
Two-hour writing workshop with publisher Christel Sunesen on editing poetry and short prose. Includes feedback on participants' work and advice for those with manuscripts accepted by publishers.
Gry Worre Hallberg and feminist Emma Holten explore poetic and caring ways of living through conversation and performative exercise at Bank og Sparekassemuseet.
Author Nanna Holm discusses her novel 'Red Gate', set at a 1980s leisure collective on Langeland. A personal talk about childhood, friendship, and the journey to becoming a writer.
Architect Arne Høi discusses Viborg's designation as a national cultural heritage site and explores how to balance preservation with the city's future development.
Author Johanne Mygind discusses her novel 'Giftig', exploring her grandfather's role as operations director at Cheminova during one of Denmark's worst environmental disasters.
Archaeologist Arne Abel Stamnes presents new discoveries from excavations around Lejre's famous royal halls, where geophysical methods have revealed hidden structures from the Iron Age and Viking period.
Exclusive masterclass on Moët & Chandon champagnes at ILLUM Rooftop, where you taste five different champagnes and learn the house's history and craftsmanship.
Guided group reading sessions led by Maria at Munkebo Library on Thursday mornings in autumn.
Children and young people learn stop motion filmmaking, creating their own short film from concept to finished production with sound and visuals.
Lecture with Torben Rif on mental freedom and personal development. Learn practical tools to break old patterns and stand stronger in yourself.
Author Anette Leonora Andersen explores how literature sustains us through life's phases - from love to aging. Drawing on literary works and Kierkegaard, she examines how books provide recognition and language for the ineffable.
Steffen Gram, host of DR's The World According to Gram, lectures on the world under Trump's second presidency - war, politics, and inequality on the global stage.
Broad introduction to modern psychology exploring classical theories, recent research and societal perspectives. Five evening lectures in autumn with two experienced instructors.
In-depth wine course exploring 10 red grape varieties, production methods, and food pairings, with tastings of classics like Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon.
Sarah Smed from the Care Museum discusses her research into 'The Girls from Sprogø', exploring the stories and discoveries uncovered through archival sources.
Homicide investigator Martin Wittrup Enggaard from Copenhagen Police explores how DNA and genetic genealogy are solving decades-old murder cases - and the ethical questions that arise.
Bjørn Morel presents an interactive lecture on spiritual therapeutic practice, integrating psychological, physical and emotional dimensions to help process life's burdens.
Author Marie Østergaard Knudsen guides you through writing your own memoirs and preserving memories for the future. The workshop combines inspiring talks with practical writing exercises.
Live drawing session paired with readings and music at Albertslund Library, featuring the library's own musicians and a professional model - open to all skill levels.
Storyteller Steiner Steinmetz performs an evening of tales at Ausfahrt - Byens Kaffebar, with tapas and a drink included.
A seven-session book club at Aabenraa Library where members read and discuss Danish novels nominated for the DR Novel Prize, with participants voting on the winner.
Free reading event for children aged 6-12 featuring read-aloud sessions, book talks, and refreshments every Thursday at the library.
A guided tour through Copenhagen's City Archive exploring how the city has faced wars, fires, epidemics and other crises across three centuries of history.
An open conversation circle at Johannes Jørgensen's House exploring love through diverse perspectives, with no experts or predetermined answers - just genuine dialogue.
Evening coffee session on digital powers of attorney, MitID, and public mail - practical guidance for citizens and their relatives.
Textile artist Nina Ferlov explores food, sustainability and craft through watercolours, embroidery and upcycled textiles in this talk about everyday creativity and environmental responsibility.
Participants share favorite songs and explore the stories and meanings behind the music, guided by music educator Emil Brøsen and author Tobias Dalager.
Artist John Kørner discusses his new exhibition at Fuglsang Art Museum, exploring childhood memories from Lolland through painting and landscape art.
Part 1 of the 'Welcome to DK' workshop series explores Danish traditions, customs and social etiquette for expats. An evening of experience sharing and networking.
A lecture exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping education, workplaces, legal systems and governance globally.
A workshop on sustainability psychology offering practical tools for a greener, more meaningful everyday life and the chance to join a local citizen-led sustainability network.
A knitting-themed evening with historian and knitter Kasper Thomsen exploring the cultural and social history of knitting through humour and storytelling.
Author Ole Sønnichsen presents a lecture on Dirch Passer, exploring the life, humour and legacy of Denmark's beloved performer.
A wine course exploring 10 red grape varieties at Winelab Academy in Aarhus. Learn about the grapes and taste 10 wines throughout the session.
Three-time Danish freestyle rap champion Pede B and world-champion mixer DJ Noize demonstrate how rap lyrics are written and music is produced, ending with samples of their joint work.
A lecture on George Orwell and Aldous Huxley's dystopian novels and their relevance today, presented by lecturer Charlotte Engberg from Roskilde University.
Museum director Karsten M. Sørensen explores the summer of 1313, when Horsens became the stage for peasant revolt, royal power struggles, and executions - revealing how local events collided with Nordic high politics.
Kristoffer Steensgaard explores Taoist philosophy and the art of living in harmony with the universe through spontaneity and non-action. Part of Odense Agora, where the theatre becomes a forum for philosophical dialogue.
A hands-on introductory ceramics course at Håndværkeriet in Haderslev, teaching you to work independently with clay.
Practical first aid course for parents and carers of young children. Learn resuscitation, airway management, and how to prevent common accidents in infants and toddlers.
First aid course for infants and toddlers with paramedic Jacob Lynge, covering resuscitation, airway obstruction, and common accidents in young children.
Creative workshop with artist Puk Hyllested where you carve your own stamp and embroider on fabric with simple stitches.
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 legal advice from Copenhagen Lawyers' Legal Aid every Tuesday and Thursday. Anonymous oral consultation without advance booking.
Drop-in digital help session where volunteers assist with apps, passwords, device security, and smartphone features.
Volunteer guide Jens leads Thursday tours of Danmarks Tekniske Museum, showcasing classic cars, aircraft, a space capsule, and a model railway.
A sensory and movement class for babies aged 3-9 months and their parents, led by a motor skills specialist.
Free IT support for iPhone, iPad and Windows at Ikast Library every Thursday afternoon. Bring your own device.
Free help with digital services and public authority contact at Viby Library - walk-ins welcome.
Free legal consultations with attorney Birgitte Wismer Pedersen at Gundsømagle Library on Thursdays in even weeks.
A reading club for young women with multicultural backgrounds meeting every other Thursday at Union. Shared reading, discussion, and free refreshments.
Free legal advice from private lawyers at Grenaa Library every other Thursday 16:00-17:00. Arrive by 16:00 without advance registration.
Free legal consultation offering guidance on everyday legal questions.
Free legal advice from Silkeborg Retshjælp, where experienced legal advisors answer questions and help with correspondence and appeals.
Life drawing and painting session with live models at Valby Kulturhus, open to all skill levels and techniques.
Free IT help at Åby Library every Thursday morning - drop in without booking to get assistance with your tech questions, and bring your laptop or tablet if you'd like.
Story time for kindergarten children aged 4+ at the library, where Connie reads aloud in a peaceful setting.
A music and movement programme for babies aged 0-1 and their caregivers, combining development-focused activities with social time.
A shared reading and discussion event at Historiens Hus in Odense, featuring new texts and refreshments.
Parents' café with health visitors exploring motor development through a presentation and hands-on floor exercises, with time to connect with other parents.
An informal gathering place for genealogy enthusiasts at the library, where interested people can share experiences and network. Free and no registration needed.
Drop-in event where volunteers help you switch to alternative digital platforms and answer questions about security and privacy.
Fredensborg Library's reading club explores Tolstoy's 'War and Peace' with fellow readers. Meetings are held weekly to discuss one book section at a time.
A guided shared reading where librarians read aloud and lead discussion about literature. No preparation needed, refreshments provided.
Genealogy workshop at Lemvig Library where Preben Gloggengiesser helps you explore archives, church records, and registers. Open every Thursday in even weeks.
A literary evening where library staff share their favorite reads and discuss the literature they work with.
An open reading circle where participants read aloud together and discuss their thoughts and feelings about the texts.
A quiet hour of reading with classical music at the library - perfect for those seeking calm and focus among books and melodies.
Kaj from Casa de Kristina shares the story of Portuguese port wine from vineyard to glass, paired with a traditional gift game.
A forest-based leadership retreat exploring emotional intelligence through walk & talk, breathwork, and peer conversations with other leaders.
The second meeting of the reading circle explores German author Leon Engler's acclaimed debut novel about a psychologist investigating his family's history of mental illness.
An evening blending Nordic winter poetry with vinyl music, hosted by library specialists and Bogholderiet staff exploring themes of northern lights and winter darkness.
Volunteers from Dansk Flygtningehjælp offer free practical advice to refugees on official letters, job applications, and residence permits.
An informal rock music gathering where participants bring songs, play them, and discuss both classic and overlooked artists.
A reading club meeting every Thursday at Billund Library from August to November, where participants shape the programme together and enjoy refreshments.
Volunteers help citizens navigate digital self-service solutions like borger.dk and SKAT at Gilleleje Library every Thursday afternoon.
Free everyday advice for refugees and people with an ethnic minority background, offered by volunteers from the Danish Refugee Council.
Weekly queer wrestling and theatrical performance workshop at Warehouse9, where you learn spectacular bumps, stage combat, and character building inspired by camp aesthetics and melodrama.
Kolding Library's book club meets each Thursday to discuss sustainability through fiction and non-fiction. Participants read the book beforehand and can attend one or multiple meetings.
A casual singing evening at Præstø Library on the second Thursday of each month, where anyone can join in without needing a strong voice.
A reading circle at Støvring Library exploring themes of community and difference through literature.
Parent café with health visitors exploring motor development through practical floor exercises, networking, and guidance from professionals.
A six-week reading circle exploring books banned worldwide, from Orwell to Han Kang, organised by Sorø Library as part of Danish PEN's campaign against censorship.
Maria Langbak explores the body and hormones through life in this lecture based on her book, offering a new perspective on menstruation, menopause, and women's cyclical nature.
Fourth workshop introducing artificial intelligence to voluntary organizations and associations.
Michael Steinke Christensen explores Holstebro's evolution from market town to cultural hub, sharing his vision for the city's future.
Author Laurits Balker, researcher Rebekka Boyding and Signe Uldbjerg discuss creative writing as a tool for young people's mental health, followed by a writing workshop for ages 15-27.
Daniel Øhrstrøm explores how Christian heritage has shaped Danish ideas about education and personal development.
Hørsholm Arkiv invites you to a lecture and guessing game where you can help identify people in old photographs and contribute to local history.
Music photographer Gorm Valentin shares stories from five decades behind the lens while MISS-U Band performs live music inspired by his iconic photographs of musicians.
Author Ingrid Nymo discusses her novel "The Red Rooster" with librarian Anne Cecilie Holk Dehon, exploring the use of dialects in the work.
Join a weekly guided tour of Kulturkasernen to explore how this historic building is being transformed into Fredericia's new cultural hub.
A creative children's literature event combining music and word play at Medborgerhuset in Taastrup.
Free legal advice from the Student Council for anyone with questions about housing, employment, and personal rights.
K21 Portrait is an art group dedicated to drawing and painting people. Participants work with pencil, brush, and watercolor, take turns as model and artist, and develop their skills through regular practice and feedback.
Free homework café where volunteers from Matematikcenter help with mathematics from year 7 to A-level.
Carsten Ørum Jørgensen explores relationships and caring attention in this talk at Nørrelandskirken in Holstebro.
Annual meeting of the Danish Nature Conservation Association's Odense chapter, where members meet the board and vote on new board members.
Annual Meeting 2026 taking place at Teatersalen in Copenhagen starting at 7 PM.
Annual meeting of the Danish Nature Conservation Association's Vejle branch, where members gather to discuss the organization's work and activities.
A lecture on stone fishing in Sejerø Bay and marine ecology through historical sources and restoration projects.
A lecture exploring 150 years of Danish food history, from economic prosperity to wartime hardship and their lasting impact on Danish food culture.
Ning de Coninck-Smith discusses how the Danish royal family has historically prepared its princes and princesses for their roles as regents and cultural icons.
Red Cross volunteers help students with homework at Herlev Library on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Bring your school bag and drop in.
The annual meeting of DN-Brønderslev brings together members and interested participants.
DN Holbæk's annual meeting featuring a discussion on climate and environmental challenges with local and national perspectives, followed by the general assembly.
Annual meeting of DN Norddjurs with election of officers, board report, and member proposals.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Eight-week morning wellness series alternating between sound baths, yoga and breathwork sessions. No experience needed; breakfast available after each class.
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.
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.
Prize-winning children's author Rebecca Bach-Lauritsen leads a two-hour writing workshop to help you start your own children's book.
Children aged 8-11 learn to create comic strips and tell visual stories using ink and colours in this hands-on 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.
A six-week Goal Group programme for people wanting to progress with their projects. Shared work sprints, concrete tasks, and mentor-led check-ins between meetings.
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.
A 6-session course for babies aged 1-5 months and their parent, combining sensory development, movement, and basic first aid training on Tuesday mornings in November and December.
A 6-week sensory and motor development class for babies aged 1-5 months with their parent, combining movement, massage and first-aid training.
Two-evening ceramic course where you create Christmas decorations in stoneware and porcelain under the guidance of ceramicist Christina Friis.
Learn dogma knitting and create wrist warmers from raw wool sourced from West Jutland sheep in this hands-on workshop.
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 guided evening tour through Thorvaldsen Museum with lanterns and spotlit sculptures, exploring the mythological stories behind the works.
Strength training for pregnant women focused on building muscle during pregnancy, led by personal trainer Laura. Bring your yoga mat and water bottle.
Postpartum training for new mothers focusing on rebuilding strength and pelvic floor recovery. Your baby can stay close in a Najell baby carrier throughout the session.
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 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.
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.
School programme for grades 6-7 featuring a book tasting at the library, a class set of the Alisik comic series, and a drawing workshop with illustrator Helge Vogt at CREATE Festival.
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.
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.
Practical first aid course for parents focusing on CPR and airway emergencies with infants. Hands-on training with a certified instructor at Najell Aarhus.
A 4-hour workshop in handmade cold porcelain roses with small groups, all tools provided, and a finished flower to take home.
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.
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.
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.
Two practical workshops for recent graduates on job searching: direction, CV, networking, applications and interviews. Free for FAOD members.
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.
Workshop on time and storytelling in comics, led by illustrator Simon Bukhave. All levels welcome - no drawing experience required.
DN Kalundborg's annual meeting features a talk on nature restoration at Asnæs, followed by the statutory meeting. Coffee and cake 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.