Psychologist and author Svend Brinkmann gives a lecture at Tråden in Middelfart.
Philosopher Morten Grønborg discusses the cosmos, life, and consciousness with leading science communicators in a three-part series at Østerbro Library.
Danish entertainer and debater Anders Lund Madsen presents his talk "ENESTÅENDE" at Bygningen Vejle.
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.
Author Carsten Norton discusses his book about Pusher Street's history from the 1970s to today in conversation with museum director Frederik Strand at the Police Museum.
Workshop for sensitive people on establishing healthy energetic boundaries and reconnecting with yourself, guided by Gitte.
An evening exploring modern masculinity with talks, stand-up and music, where KVINFO and Dansk Mandesamfund examine new ways of being a man.
A ten-week beginner's wheel throwing course with ceramicist Szabina Lócki. Learn centering, shaping, trimming, and glazing techniques, and take home your own ceramic pieces.
Islands Brygge Bibliotek marks the UN's World Toilet Day with artist Ulla Hvejsel and the documentary 'Holy Shit - Can Poop Save the World?', exploring sanitation and resource circulation.
An open literature salon featuring author Rikke Viemose, with moderator Liv Folsach leading an interactive discussion with the audience.
Danish singer and entertainer Jette Torp hosts an informal KulturKaffe evening at Hadsund Library with opportunities to knit, ask questions, and enjoy live entertainment.
Senior researcher Karen Thodberg from Aarhus University lectures on humanity's relationship with dogs - from wolves' first encounters with humans to today's bred races and animal welfare.
Author Jonas Eika reads from his award-winning novella, followed by classical soprano Laura Helene Hansen performing original songs. Part of the Restless Economics exhibition at the Bank and Savings Bank Museum.
A guided sound bath and mindfulness experience with Anne Viese on Copenhagen's Østerbro, combining listening and sensory awareness in a relaxed setting.
Sørine Gotfredsen gives a lecture on Life Force and Hope, drawing on her book about Grundtvig and Kim Larsen.
A lecture by Professor Morten Sodemann exploring the social and structural roots of health inequality in Denmark, based on his book 'The Inequality Playbook'.
Trekroner Literature Salon discusses Nanna Holm's debut novel Røde Port in a moderated conversation open to audience participation.
Esben Dalgaard explores death and conversation through his own illness, a DR podcast and TV series, featuring perspectives from experts and people facing life's end.
Chris Minh Doky discusses his book exploring faith, relationships, and meaning, drawing on his experience of bridging Vietnamese and Danish cultures through music and philosophy.
A symposium about the Øresund region at Kulturhuset Islands Brygge in Copenhagen.
Learn plot and character development techniques from bestselling author Boris Hansen in this free two-hour writing workshop for adults.
Author talk with Mich Vraa about his novel on Agnes von Kurowsky, the inspiration behind Hemingway's Catherine Barkley in "A Farewell to Arms".
Professor Thomas Bolander explores humanoid robots, artificial intelligence, and their role in society - from practical tasks to ethical questions about the job market and human interaction.
Author Jesper Bugge Kold recounts the story of 300,000 Danes who emigrated to America from 1850 onwards through his award-winning novel trilogy about the family Johanne and Jens.
Journalist and author Niels Krause-Kjær presents his novel about Denmark's transformation from rural society to urban culture across two generations.
Historian Kaare Johannessen examines how fiction shapes our view of history, exploring figures like Christian II, the Red Baron and Bonnie & Clyde in both fact and fiction.
An evening exploring doom metal's history and subgenres, from Candlemass to Skepticism, led by archaeologist Martin Egelund Poulsen.
Celebrate Dolly Parton with a sing-along of her greatest hits, followed by a lecture on her life and legacy by music critic Klaus Lynggaard.
Learn wet felting and create your own plant-based sheepskin at this workshop. A fun and accessible introduction to felting techniques with a focus on Nordic wool and sustainability.
Postnatal café for new parents with focus on safety and first aid for babies, featuring practical exercises on dolls.
An evening with vinyl expert Søren Genefke exploring the history and enduring appeal of vinyl records, featuring live record playing and conversation.
A Harry Potter book club for grades 2-4 at Fredensborg Library featuring read-alouds, character discussions, and creative activities.
Children and young people learn stop motion filmmaking, creating their own short film from concept to finished production with sound and visuals.
A morning of singing and movement for young children with Ida Hymøller, featuring Danish folk songs, dance and interactive music at Biblioteket Sønderborg.
Invitation-only evening for experienced professionals exploring Executive MBA programmes. Meet admissions directors from leading business schools, hear from alumni, and network over cocktails.
A lecture exploring the history of the Atlantic Wall bunkers on Denmark's west coast and how Danes have grappled with these German defensive structures since 1945.
Feminist drawing workshop with artist Sofie Riise Nors, where creativity and authenticity take priority over perfection.
Nature communicator Vicky Knudsen explores the biodiversity crisis with both heart and practical hope.
Monthly literary gatherings at Hasle Library featuring reading circles, guided walks, and creative writing exercises - no preparation required.
A monthly book club for fantasy literature at Hedensted Public Library, welcoming drop-in listeners without advance registration.
Free legal first-aid clinic at Ringsted Library. Drop in for verbal advice on common legal matters from a lawyer.
The library's literature specialist reads short stories aloud and invites discussion. No preparation needed - come as you are to listen or join the conversation.
Hands-on introduction to 3D printing at Køge Library's Folkelab workshop, where you learn to prepare models, change filament, and follow the entire process from computer file to finished object.
Music historians share the story of punk 1977-1983 with live commentary and classic tracks from the era at ARoS.
Evening consultation on how animal research - from ants to whales - helps develop new medicines and understand human healing processes.
A spiritual evening with mediums Brit Christence Olsen and Birgittes Stilhoff Müller offering messages from the deceased in a warm, respectful atmosphere.
Sound meditation with MetteLise Boel Fincks offering a calm retreat from daily stress and sensory overload.
A lecture on the Atlantic Wall bunkers along Denmark's west coast, their construction during the German occupation, and their legacy. Museum inspector Chrestina Dahl explores why these concrete fortifications proved so challenging to handle after 1945.
Free workshop in historical fiction led by author Harald Voetmann at Copenhagen's Main Library. Open to all, no prior writing experience needed.
Brain researcher Albert Gjedde explores the teenage brain and its development, offering fascinating insights into one of nature's most intricate biological systems.
Trine Kolding shares practical strategies for reducing family stress and creating more quality time together.
A free, informal gathering at the library where people discuss current events and topics in a respectful atmosphere.
Free chess lessons for children every Thursday at Rentemestervej, where they learn rules, tactics, and fundamental playing techniques.
A sensory-based movement class for babies aged 3-9 months and their parents, led by a motor skills specialist.
A walking tour series where Birte Asmuss's book "Smalltalk" sets the theme. A 4 km walk through Borup exploring the significance of everyday conversation.
A lecture on Chris Madsen, the Danish-American western hero who became a US Marshal, exploring his lesser-known years in Denmark before emigrating to America.
Folk high school day with two lectures on grace and shame, plus lunch. Sasja Emilie Mathiasen Stopa and Krista Korsholm Bojesen speak at Mølholm Sognehus in Vejle.
Baby motor skills workshop for infants at Ørbæk Bibliotek, led by professionals. Advance booking required.
Free reading event for primary school children and parents featuring read-alouds, book talks, and snacks at Ølstykke Library.
Historian Miriam Leander Petersen discusses medical examinations of young women at Balders Hospital from 1946-1961, set against the backdrop of post-war debates about venereal disease and youth sexuality.
A one-hour talk on how Svendborg Harbour faces climate challenges and how the city plans to protect itself while creating new waterfront spaces.
A creativity workshop with drawing and painting led by art therapist Mette Hind. No artistic experience needed.
A lecture on the history and significance of the Nobel Prize in Literature, featuring this year's laureate.
Museum inspector Chrestina Dahl explores the German bunkers on Denmark's west coast and how Danes have related to them since 1945. The afternoon features a lecture, livestream, and refreshments.
A debate on why Danes worry about climate change but don't change their behaviour. Two experts explore how climate action can become a shared public concern.
Two speakers explore the archive's role in literature and artistic practice at this evening event on Hald Hovedgård, followed by a dinner inspired by Peter Seeberg.
Author Jens Christian Grøndahl presents his novel about a writer's return from Rome, a mysterious death, and the search for meaning in love and responsibility.
Literary editor Jes Stein Pedersen explores men's literature and masculine identity through works by Hemingway, Knausgård, Rooney and other authors.
Simon Elsborg Nygaard explores sustainability psychology and how we can be motivated to live more sustainably. Free event with coffee and cake.
Author Rachel Röst explores how literature has portrayed madness from Shakespeare to Kafka, drawing on her own experiences with psychosis and mental crisis.
Author Kim Fupz Aakeson discusses his novel about a former murderer on pilgrimage through Spain, exploring themes of guilt, forgiveness, and redemption in conversation with a librarian.
A lecture on Tøsedrengene, the Danish rock band that dominated the 1970s and 80s with a fusion of Nordic and Caribbean sounds before disbanding in late 1985.
Nature communicator Sebastian Klein analyzes the state and future of nature in Denmark, exploring whether current efforts are sufficient and what challenges lie ahead.
A planetarium show exploring the Star of Bethlehem through history, religion, and astronomy at Steno Museum in Aarhus.
A hands-on introductory ceramics course at Håndværkeriet in Haderslev, teaching you to work independently with clay.
Photographer Flip guides you through his exhibition about SPYO's texts and Copenhagen's hidden corners - from industrial quarters to secret courtyards. An hour exploring the city few see daily.
Writing workshop on erasure poetry exploring redaction as a literary and political strategy, led by award-winning author Deniz.
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.
A literary evening where library staff share their favorite reads and discuss the literature they work with.
Volunteer guide Jens leads Thursday tours of Danmarks Tekniske Museum, showcasing classic cars, aircraft, a space capsule, and a model railway.
A free gathering at the library where people discuss current events respectfully, with no registration needed.
A relaxed shared reading and discussion group where short texts are read aloud and participants talk about the themes they explore.
Free IT help and coffee at Smørum Library for anyone needing assistance with computers, smartphones, or tablets.
A guided reading circle where a text is read aloud and participants discuss their thoughts and reactions. No preparation required.
Free chess lessons for children every Thursday at Rentemestervej, where Jonas teaches the rules, gameplay, and tactics. Registration required.
A DIY community workshop space for sound, music, and synthesizer enthusiasts. Open every Thursday at Valby Kulturhus.
Free legal consultation offering guidance on everyday legal questions.
Extended pose model studies for all skill levels. Bring your own materials and work in your preferred medium - oils, acrylics, drawing, watercolor, or charcoal.
Free legal advice from Copenhagen Lawyers' Legal Aid every Tuesday and Thursday. Anonymous oral consultation without advance booking.
A library introduction for school classes covering library cards, book locations, borrowing procedures, and what the Children's and Youth Library offers.
Drop-in digital help session where volunteers assist with apps, passwords, device security, and smartphone features.
A sensory and movement class for babies aged 3-9 months and their parents, led by a motor skills specialist.
Weekly parent café where health visitors discuss your baby's emotional and language development, with time for questions and peer support.
Free IT support for iPhone, iPad and Windows at Ikast Library every Thursday afternoon. Bring your own device.
A book club for grades 5-6 exploring the Harry Potter universe through read-alouds, character discussions, and creative projects.
Open reading community for adults at Brønshøj Library where participants read and discuss literature without preparation or registration required.
A networking hour for writers in Kolding where you share dinner, exchange writing tips, and connect with fellow authors before the Write Free writing session.
A free writing meetup for all writers - beginners, experienced writers and authors - who want to work on their own texts together with others.
Monthly Danish language and culture meetup at SDU's library featuring a quiz, coffee, and snacks for students and international visitors.
An open reading circle at Brønshøj Library where adults read aloud together and discuss literature. Free entry, no registration needed.
An inspirational seminar for communication and outreach professionals at Vartov in Copenhagen.
Kindergarten children aged 4-6 embark on a discovery journey with astronaut Andreas Mogensen through animated film, a puzzle hunt, and a creative booklet-making workshop.
An informal book club where readers gather to discuss their recent reads and exchange recommendations over coffee.
Reading circle about "At velsigne et liv" at Glostrup Bibliotek, followed by an author talk at Glostrup Sognegård.
Museum inspector Chrestina Dahl explores the German Atlantic Wall bunkers along Denmark's west coast and how Danes have related to these structures since 1945.
Torben Rif shares insights from 40 years of experience with Chinese movement arts and personal development. Learn practical tools to break old patterns, find clarity, and stand stronger in yourself.
An evening of natural wines from Central and Eastern Europe at Café Sonja, hosted by Høtoft with tapas.
Leif Fabricius explores the character and mentality of Jutland people in a humorous lecture about regional identity and culture.
Author Henrik Engelbrecht discusses how Danish music and musicians navigated the Nazi occupation during World War II.
An evening of storytelling with Kronborgfortællerne and Tina Jørgensen at Borgerkroen, featuring six tales from personal experiences to reimagined classics.
Philosopher Hartmut Rosa explores acceleration and powerlessness in modern life, examining alienation and resonance as key themes in contemporary existence.
A mosaic workshop for beginners and intermediate participants, where you create your own project with personal instruction. Materials are available for purchase.
An IT café where volunteers help seniors with digital questions and challenges. Coffee, cake and a welcoming atmosphere await.
Free everyday advice for refugees and people with an ethnic minority background, offered by volunteers from the Danish Refugee Council.
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.
A guided introduction to the special exhibition about artist Christine Swane at Nivaagaards Malerisamling.
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.
Volunteers from Dansk Flygtningehjælp offer free practical advice to refugees on official letters, job applications, and residence permits.
Librarians share their favorite music over coffee and tea in the Garden Room. A relaxed gathering where the music reflects each librarian's personal taste - from classical to contemporary styles.
A volunteer reading guide leads shared readings of fiction at Helsinge Library, where participants discuss the texts without any preparation required.
A librarian reads literary texts aloud and leads group discussion about them. No preparation required.
A writing community for young people aged 12-25 with writing exercises, guest authors, and refreshments.
A relaxed book club for teenagers aged 13-16 where members share recommendations and discuss their reading without pressure.
A reading circle where participants share their reading experiences and read together. All books and audiobooks are welcome.
Weekly parent café with health visitors exploring how babies develop emotionally and linguistically, with expert guidance and peer support.
Sexologist Emil Østergaard explores how our relationship with our parents shapes the partners we choose and how we love as adults.
Art historian Mathilde Teglgaard Nielsen presents a lecture on Italian Baroque art from 1600-1700, exploring the works of Caravaggio and Bernini.
Informal Danish conversation club at the library where participants practice speaking in a relaxed setting and meet new people.
Learn to sew a tote bag with instructor Carolina Agno at Aarhus's main library. This free workshop requires no prior experience and provides all materials.
Free lecture on inheritance, wills and powers of attorney led by lawyers from Jura Danmark. Dinner is included, with time for questions.
SDU lecturer Niels Bjerre-Poulsen analyzes the US midterm elections and their global implications in an open lecture.
The podcast Dialog med Universet takes to the road with an open mic format where the audience asks the questions and the host channels answers from various levels of consciousness.
Informal conversation for seniors at the library every third Thursday with a health professional. Free, no registration needed.
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.
A guided tour of Silkeborg Efterskole with discussion of the school's values, daily life and educational programmes. Open to families.
A guided group reading session at Odense's main library where a librarian reads an unfamiliar text aloud and participants discuss it together.
Free homework café where volunteers from Matematikcenter help with mathematics from year 7 to A-level.
A lecture series at Silkeborg Arkiv where historians and museum experts present online talks on Danish historical topics, followed by discussion over coffee and cake.
John Jensen lectures on gender roles in the Danish TV series Matador and its depiction of Danish history.
Museum inspector Bodil Frandsen discusses the Cold War bunker REGAN Vest and Denmark's civil defence preparations during the Cold War.
Red Cross volunteers help students with homework at Herlev Library on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Bring your school bag and drop in.
A conversation club for practicing Korean and Danish language and culture, meeting every other Thursday at Hovedbiblioteket in Odense.
A guided tour of the potato starch factory AKD for ClubSyd members, exploring production methods and the potential of potatoes.
Marius Hasager from Skive presents a lecture about everyday life at the historic Klim Kalkovn industrial site.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Learn to design your own sweaters with knit designer Albert Reinholdt Østergaard in this hands-on workshop focused on simple techniques and creative color play.
A practical course in singing bowls and sound therapy, where you learn to work with frequencies and resonance. Hands-on experience with the instruments included.
Eight-week morning wellness series alternating between sound baths, yoga and breathwork sessions. No experience needed; breakfast available after each class.
Three folk high school days with lectures on grace, justice, assisted dying, and shame, held across autumn 2026 in Vejle.
Historian Asser Amdisen covers Danish history in ninety minutes with anecdotes and provocative perspectives, from the first humans to the present day.
Anne Viese leads a sound bath and mindfulness session with singing bowls and meditation in a peaceful setting on Copenhagen's East Side.
A six-week mindfulness and sound bath course in Odense designed to help you ground yourself and find calm. Mondays 17:00-18:30.
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.
A six-week drawing class for children aged 11-13 at Thorvaldsens Museum, led by artist Anne Louise Blicher. Learn classical drawing techniques using the museum's sculptures and spaces as subjects.
Ceramic course exploring storytelling through sculpture and functional objects. Learn hand-building, coil work and glazing techniques with experienced instructors.
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.
Author Tine Høeg presents her new novel 'Ultramarin' at Kolding Bibliotek in conversation with Hanne Rønberg, with port wine and refreshments included.
Writing club for ages 11-15 at Sundby Library with weekly instruction from authors Line Leonhardt and Palle Schmidt on Mondays.
An immersive sound bath with gong frequencies and meditation in Audonicon's dome hall under the full moon - a multi-sensory journey where sound, light, and color intertwine.
Prize-winning children's author Rebecca Bach-Lauritsen leads a two-hour writing workshop to help you start your own children's book.
Ten-week pottery throwing course for beginners and intermediate students with artist Marianne Krumbach at Keramikværkstedet KFF in Copenhagen.
10-week beginner ceramic wheel-throwing course with instructor Marianne Krumbach at Vesterbro Library and Cultural Centre. Learn centring, cylinder throwing, and glazing from scratch.
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 meditative sound bath and gong session combining resonant tones and frequencies, led by Anne Viese at Audonicon in Skanderborg.
Season pass to Nødebo Folkeuniversitet 2026-27 grants access to all 8 lectures for 400 kr. - significantly cheaper than buying individual tickets.
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 lecture series examining power in its many forms - from conspiracy theories to global power shifts and the state of democracy today.
A guided meditation evening designed to bring you peace and energy before Christmas, focusing on releasing tension and meeting your family with greater presence.
Practical first aid course for parents focusing on CPR and airway emergencies with infants. Hands-on training with a certified instructor at Najell Aarhus.
Photographer Christopher Egeberg Flip leads a guided tour through the exhibition exploring Copenhagen's changing urban spaces, with insights into his photographic work documenting SPYO's texts across the city.
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.
Curator Annette Johansen guides you through Thorvaldsen's painting collection after hours, exploring romantic motifs and artistic perspectives from Denmark's Golden Age.
An open drum circle with shamanic guidance, where participants gather to drum together and explore journeys connected to the spirit world.
Baby rhythmics class develops motor skills, rhythm and musical sense through play, singing and music-making.
A guided evening tour through Thorvaldsen Museum with lanterns and spotlit sculptures, exploring the mythological stories behind the works.
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.
A 6-week sensory and motor development class for babies aged 1-5 months with their parent, combining movement, massage and first-aid training.
Children aged 8-11 learn to create comic strips and tell visual stories using ink and colours in this hands-on workshop.
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 hands-on building and architecture workshop for children aged 9-13, led by an artist and architect.
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.
Free travel lecture with Canada expert Jane Bering Smedsrud on self-driving through British Columbia and Alberta. Practical tips, personal experiences, and a chance to ask questions.
Evening with doula and baby sleep consultant Emma Aspelund on birth preparation and healthy sleep habits for babies, with snacks and a chance to win a free consultation.
A cozy reading group where adults gather to listen to short stories and poems read aloud, then discuss them together. Free but registration required.
Stargazing at Denmark's largest working observatory, where you observe stars, planets, and the Moon through a telescope. If the sky is cloudy, you get a guided tour with stories about the Universe and images from space telescopes instead.
A creative writing group for adults at Nørrebro Library, led by author Claus Handberg. Meets every Tuesday from 11:30-14:30 in a supportive community focused on text and words.
A philosophical evening exploring Hartmut Rosa's ideas on democracy and conversation. Karen Mølbæk introduces the German sociologist's thoughts on resonance and alienation in contemporary society.
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 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.
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 beginner's introduction to Taichi 24, exploring movements and energies with an emphasis on flow and the harmonious connection between body and mind.
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 beginner DJ course with Jolie Gambula at GAME Streetmekka. Learn fundamental techniques, beatmatching, and set building on professional Pioneer equipment.
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.
A guided tour through Randers where architecture and street names tell the story of the city's past.
A musical group for babies aged 2-8 months and their parents, featuring singing, movement, and play in the church.
A music and movement session for babies aged 2-8 months and their parents, featuring singing, dancing, and play in the church space.
A rhythm class for toddlers combining play, singing and music-making. Develops motor skills, musical sense and important social abilities.
Music class for young children and their caregivers, combining play, singing, and rhythm activities to develop musical skills.
Baby Psalm Singing for infants aged 2-8 months and their parents, featuring songs, movements, dance, and small instruments in the church.
Baby Psalm Singing for infants aged 2-8 months and their parents - an 8-week programme with songs, movements, dance and small instruments at Aarhus Cathedral.
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.
A health choir that meets weekly to sing together, improve breathing and fitness, and boost wellbeing through community singing.
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.
A six-week writing course where you learn to document your memories from childhood and youth in your own voice. No writing experience required.
Bo Nygaard Larsen from Stauning Whisky returns to share updates on the distillery and present whiskies, gin, and cocktails. The evening includes tastings and snacks.
Makeup course for mature skin teaching techniques to enhance natural beauty without heaviness. Small group with personal guidance at LEGACY BEAUTY.
Learn classical Song Dynasty Qigong with instructor Ulrik Søberg, focusing on gentle movement, breathing, and presence. Free trial session available.
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.
A personal account of recovery from anorexia that explores what it means to be human in a society obsessed with control and perfection.
A 4-hour workshop in handmade cold porcelain roses with small groups, all tools provided, and a finished flower to take home.
A pensioner outing to Gisselfeld Kloster featuring lunch and a talk about the historic site. Wheelchair accessible.
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 course on hidden autism profiles, exploring how to recognize and support people with this presentation, led by autistic instructor Pernille Hebsgaard Søndergaard.
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.
Workshop with designer Stine Mikkelsen on motivation, self-leadership and career for FAOD members. Free participation, but registration required.
Calm and strengthening Pilates class for pregnant women led by certified instructor Sara Mortensen, focusing on posture, mobility and core strength.
An informal open day at Aarhus Central Library where you can explore green activities, taste organic drinks, learn about sustainable practices, and connect with like-minded people interested in environmental transition.
Designer Stine Mikkelsen leads a practical workshop on financial sustainability in the creative industries, covering pricing strategies, fundraising, and budgeting tools.
Two practical workshops for recent graduates on job searching: direction, CV, networking, interviews, and strategy. Held 9th and 23rd November, 1-4 PM in Aarhus.
Guided tour through tropical greenhouses exploring the global origins of Christmas plants and traditions, with tastings from around the world.
Pia and Sussi present this year's best books, from funny and thrilling to thought-provoking and touching works.
A narrator reads Jens Christian Grøndahl's novel aloud at Hovedbiblioteket in Aarhus. Bring your knitting or sketchbook and enjoy literature in a relaxed setting.
Workshop exploring AuDHD (autism and ADHD together) - learn to navigate life with dual neurodiversity.
Weekly baby singing sessions for infants aged 0-6 months on Monday mornings at Hinnerup Parish Church.
Weekly crawling song sessions for babies aged 7-12 months, combining music and movement.
A musical programme for children held on four Saturday mornings in autumn. One registration covers all sessions.
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.
