205 events for the next 18 months
Eight-week group programme in Aarhus C focused on building self-worth and self-acceptance for women, led by experienced facilitator Karina.
A course on hidden autism profiles, exploring how to recognize and support people with this presentation, led by autistic instructor Pernille Hebsgaard Søndergaard.
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.
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 interactive well-being session on connection and friendship, facilitated by psychotherapist-in-training Duy. Share your thoughts in an open and respectful space.
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 debate on the EU's role in ensuring gender equality, examining legislation, wage gaps, and the boundaries of EU involvement in member states' social policy.
Weekly writing workshop led by author P.C. Asmussen where participants write, read aloud, and give each other constructive feedback without judgment or pressure.
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.
The Genealogy Society offers open house advice for family history researchers stuck on their projects, including help reading old Gothic script.
Free legal advice from the Student Council for anyone with questions about housing, employment, and personal rights.
Karlinna J. V. Frederiksen explores palmistry as a practical tool for understanding yourself better and improving communication in relationships and life decisions.
Rasmus Kragh, winner of Alene i Vildmarken, shares stories from Mount Everest, Antarctica, and extreme expeditions - and what they teach us about handling the unexpected.
Premiere of DR's experiment "When Everything Goes Dark", where ten people survive without electricity for three days. Meet psychologist Annemette Staal and others behind the programme at this free event at Hovedbiblioteket.
A cultural gathering celebrating Greenlandic traditions with folklore, talks, and traditional food at Det Grønlandske Hus in Aarhus.
Historian Rasmus Dahlberg examines Denmark's preparedness for crises including extreme weather, technological failures, and hybrid threats, and what citizens can do to be better equipped.
Volunteer meeting for Kulturforening Bellis, a creative community for young people organizing art, design, music, and cultural events in Aarhus.
The hosts of the Danish wilderness survival series share their experiences and insights on personal preparedness and crisis resilience in a moderated discussion.
A lecture on how adults can talk with children and young people about crises and emergency preparedness, based on insights from ChildLine and HØRT. Free event at Hovedbiblioteket in Aarhus.
An informal circle conversation exploring how to face major societal changes with both seriousness and hope, using the Deep Adaptation method.
A conversation about how local communities and citizen initiatives can strengthen society's social preparedness when crisis strikes.
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.
Former PET intelligence chief Frank Jensen discusses crisis management, difficult decisions, and his firsthand experience preventing terror attacks and responding to major emergencies in Denmark.
A shared dinner where citizens and cultural figures discuss what we need to know and do together when the world becomes uncertain. Free event at the main library.
Guided tasting of Italian wines at SmagFørst in Aarhus, exploring the character and qualities of each wine.
Casper Ruby shares his personal story about living with diagnoses, pursuing dreams, and navigating life's difficulties.
A hands-on workshop on fermentation as a practical way to prepare healthy, flavourful ingredients. Sarafina Kimø shares techniques for building your own pantry of fermented vegetables.
Niels from the wilderness survival series shares personal stories about his relationship with nature, featuring adventure tales, humour, and behind-the-scenes insights.
Learn to create electronic music through live coding with Strudel, writing and modifying code in real time to build rhythms and melodies directly in your browser.
Aarhus Cathedral marks its 825th anniversary with guided tours and a treasure hunt for children on Saturdays.
A lecture about Ellen Jensen-Saltø, Denmark's first female criminal detective, who joined the Copenhagen Police in 1920 and worked there until 1952. Author Frode Z. Olsen discusses her remarkable life, career, and significance in Danish history.
Learn live coding of visuals with Punctual in this hands-on workshop led by Søren Peter Mørch, generating real-time graphics directly in your browser.
A guided tour through ARoS's collection exhibition featuring the museum's favorite artworks. A perfect introduction to the museum's most important works.
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.
Two English-language book clubs at Dokk1 meet monthly on Mondays and Tuesdays to discuss literature over coffee, welcoming both international residents and Danish speakers.
Former forensic technician Bent Hytholm Jensen shares insights from three decades solving Denmark's most notorious murder cases and identifying disaster victims worldwide.
Author Suzanne Brøgger in conversation with Rikke Andersen Kragelund from Aarhus University.
A series of philosophical evening lectures with professor Mikkel Thorup exploring Kant's Enlightenment ideals and their relevance today. Held every Tuesday from October to December at Kulturbodega Bellis.
Klaus Mølmer from the Niels Bohr Institute discusses the fundamentals of quantum physics and quantum computers - technologies based on the most paradoxical aspects of quantum mechanics.
Former intelligence chief Lars Findsen discusses real security threats facing Denmark, from cybercrime to hybrid warfare and terrorism, drawing on two decades of experience in Danish defence and intelligence.
An art-history masterclass on the German artist groups Die Brücke and Der Blaue Reiter, their artistic vision and significance in art history.
Long table lunch with Italian tomato pan and legumes, where sports nutrition expert Casper Bilton shares knowledge about plant-based proteins and training for 18-28-year-olds.
A lecture on Søren Kierkegaard and literary philosophy, where ph.d. Stine Zink Kaasgaard explores how Kierkegaard used literary forms as a crucial part of his thinking.
Free and independent guidance on educational choices at Dokk1 in Aarhus. Book a half-hour session in advance or drop in without an appointment.
Biologist and healer Marzcia Techau explores the connection between soul, body and mind, and how to strengthen your relationship with yourself through healing practices.
Dennis Nørmark explores freedom and the role of voluntary organizations versus state systems in this free lecture in Aarhus.
Morten Kirckhoff explores what courage really is, drawing on stories from his life as an adventurer, lecturer, and TV host.
A workshop on cooking with lentils and legumes, featuring tastings, recipes and practical tips for healthy, budget-friendly meals.
Faroese poet Vonbjørt Vang reads from her collection about motherhood and addiction, followed by a discussion with researchers on powerlessness.
A poetry evening at Hasle Library where you share favorite poems and learn the Blackout Poetry technique - a simple creative method for making graphic poems from old book pages.
An evening with author Robert Rolfsted exploring patterns and inner responses through stories, body maps, and practical exercises in a small group setting.
Monthly literary gatherings at Hasle Library featuring reading circles, guided walks, and creative writing exercises - no preparation required.
Cand. mag. Gunner Byskov lectures on whitewash paintings in Aarhus Cathedral, Denmark's largest collection from the Renaissance.
Art educator Martin Bjerg Dahl from ARoS discusses James Turrell's work and the newly opened Skyspace installation at the museum.
Designer Stine Mikkelsen leads a practical workshop on financial sustainability in the creative industries, covering pricing strategies, fundraising, and budgeting tools.
Free homework café where volunteers from Matematikcenter help with mathematics from year 7 to A-level.
Church staff at Aarhus Cathedral lead anniversary tours, sharing personal stories from their years working at this historic venue.
Kenneth Collins presents a lecture on mental health and the nervous system, exploring proprioception and the Body Correction Method. Practical tools and live demonstration for anyone seeking calm and balance.
A married couple - one Christian and Palestinian, one Muslim and Danish - share their ten-year journey of bridging seemingly incompatible identities through dialogue on diversity, equality, and coexistence.
Lise Coermann Mathiesen explores how modern society measures success through economic growth and consumption, and how we might build a sustainable life-focused society instead.
Dorthe Hølck explores autism across three life phases - childhood through adulthood - examining wellbeing, strengths, and challenges for autistic people and their families.
Guided morning meditation with a focus on presence and reflection. Free and no registration needed.
Lise Coermann Mathiesen lectures on growth, consumption, and sustainability - exploring how we might build a society that doesn't depend on endless expansion.
Training evening for new volunteers at Café Nexus, a support space for hospitalized young people. Free entry, with dinner included.
Doctor and skincare expert Stine Ankerstjerne shares practical advice on finding your skin type and choosing the right products, with complimentary champagne, snacks, and a goodie bag for all attendees.
An evening lecture on Marx and human agency in history, led by professor Mikkel Thorup. Includes a beverage of your choice.
Aarhus Cathedral celebrates its 825th anniversary with a lecture exploring the cathedral's diaconal and social mission.
Journalist Malene Jensen explores South Korea's global cultural influence and the societal challenges behind K-pop and drama series.
Eva Tind presents her biographical novel about the artist and ornithologist Gerhard Heilmann, a pioneering figure who challenged conventions through art and science.
A masterclass on three German Expressionists - Kirchner, Nolde and Kollwitz - exploring their artistic expression and significance in art history.
A guided tour for seniors through 'The Fall of Freedom', featuring German artworks from 1910-1945, exploring artistic freedom and political suppression.
MOM TALK with Rikke Stokland and Tømrerfar exploring equality in relationships - from shared tasks to the invisible work of planning and coordination.
A creative craft group for neurodivergent adults, fostering wellbeing and balance in a supportive, structured environment.
Humanitarian Anja Ringgren Lovén discusses her work protecting children accused of witchcraft in Nigeria and the creation of the Land Of Hope centre.
Debate with three European Parliament members and a Danish politician on the government's new EU policy and Denmark's role in Europe.
Lysets Cirkel presents an evening about physical mediumship and spirituality, featuring members' experiences and rarely shared video recordings from the circle's work.
A beginner embroidery workshop led by author Malene Bækgaard, teaching basic stitches and techniques in a relaxed, supportive setting.
Anja Ringgren Lovén shares her journey from Denmark to Nigeria, where she founded a children's home for kids branded as witches and facing violence.
Author Niels Krause-Kjær presents his award-winning novel about two generations of a Danish family - from farmer to politician - and the disappearance of rural culture.
A lecture on German art from the Weimar era through the post-Wall period, exploring how artists expressed political resistance and allegiance. Free for ARoS members.
A course exploring PDA, anxiety and neurodiversity in children and young people with demand avoidance behaviour, ADHD and autism.
Vestegnen Police presents a lecture on police work at Paletten. Meet local officers and learn about their daily duties.
Travel consultant Peter Knudsen from Topas Travels shares 25 years of experience as a Vietnam tour guide, offering practical advice and insights into the country's landscapes, culture, and travel options.
Annual meeting of the Danish Nature Conservation Association's Aarhus branch, featuring a presentation on the organization's work, volunteer networking, an external speaker, and board elections.
Guided tour of ARoS' exhibition exploring how punk artists use the body as a form of artistic expression.
Yves Saint Laurent Beauty hosts a masterclass at Salling ROOFTOP with makeup and fragrance experts. Watch live makeup demonstrations, learn about skincare, and get personal styling advice.
Psychologist and yoga teacher Laila Tórsheim explores menopause as both a physical and psychological transformation, offering new perspectives on this major life stage for women in their 40s and 50s.
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.
Journalist and TV presenter Petra Nagel shares personal stories about life behind the camera, boundaries, and vulnerability in an intimate lecture.
A casual book club for discussing Danish literature at Hovedbiblioteket. The first meeting features Bjørn Rasmussen's "Brian og Stefan For Evigt" in a relaxed, social setting.
Cathedral organist Kristian Krogsøe discusses the music and cultural role of Aarhus Cathedral in a lecture series exploring Danish church heritage.
Evening philosophy lecture with professor Mikkel Thorup exploring Max Weber's ideas on politics, media and mass society. Includes a complimentary drink.
A lecture exploring German Expressionism and Neue Sachlichkeit from 1910-1945, examining how artists depicted war trauma, social upheaval, and the erosion of individual freedom through their work.
Astrophysicist Tina Ibsen explores the possibility of life elsewhere in the universe through the latest discoveries from space telescopes and Mars missions.
Three university researchers explore coffee from plant biology to health effects - cultivation, sustainability, and how climate change will shape the future of coffee.
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.
Philosopher and tech analyst Thomas Telving discusses artificial intelligence and humanity's role in an automated world, followed by audience discussion with the organization Digital Stemme.
Psychologist and author Jonas Vennike Ditlevsen explores trauma through a lecture followed by audience debate.
Adult fantasy book club meeting on the first Tuesday of each month at Hovedbiblioteket. This session discusses Robin Hobb's "Assassin's Quest", the third book in the Farseer Trilogy.
Clairvoyant medium Karina Graabæk channels messages from the spiritual world and deceased loved ones in an evening combining warmth, humour, and sincerity.
Karen-Marie Lillelund delivers a lecture titled "While We Wait for the Strategy" in Aarhus.
Comprehensive wine course exploring 10 major white grape varieties with tastings and insights into white wine production and pairing.
Historian Pernille Ipsen discusses Dea Trier Mørch's groundbreaking 1976 novel Winter Children, exploring how it captured the zeitgeist with its portrayal of women, pregnancy, and collective care.
An informal gathering for Linux users in Aarhus where you can get help with Ubuntu, Mint, Windows and other operating systems.
Ditte Koziara Kyndesen presents Livsstilscenter Brædstrup, exploring the centre's offerings in health, habits and lifestyle change.
Simon Krohn explores how to manage stress and emotional turmoil through yoga-inspired techniques and practical methods to break negative patterns.
Author Tom Buk-Swienty discusses his Berlin books with literary critic Klaus Rothstein, drawing on ARoS' exhibition of German art from 1910-1945.
Klaus Bundgård Povlsen from TV Avisen explores politics and media with wit and insight, followed by audience discussion.
TV News anchor Klaus Bundgård Povlsen explores Danish politics, media coverage and the relationship between citizens and politicians - examining trust, elections and the media's role.
Training evening for volunteers working at clubs and homework cafés in the MIDT/NORD region. Learn about your role as a volunteer and URK's work.
Greenland specialist Line Vinterberg from Topas Travels presents a travel lecture covering the country's nature, culture, seasons, and practical travel information.
An exclusive evening at AK Aesthetics where prospective breast surgery patients can tour the clinic, meet the surgical team, and get expert answers to their questions.
A morning of book recommendations for parents and an introduction to audiobooks at Hovedbiblioteket in Aarhus.
A creative music and movement programme for babies and parents featuring singing, rhythm play and small instruments at DOKK1.
Vicar Henrik Grøndal Lund guides visitors through Aarhus Cathedral on anniversary tours celebrating the church's 825 years of history.
A 45-minute family guided tour at ARoS where children and adults discover artworks from the museum's collection together.
Masterclass with vineyard owner Jacob Klitgaard on Danish wine production, featuring tastings of four wines from his vineyard.
An open reading circle at Hasle Library in Aarhus, meeting three times in autumn with a literature specialist. No experience needed.
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.
A philosophical evening lecture series with professor Mikkel Thorup exploring culture and conflict through classic texts. Tuesdays from week 43 through December.
A monthly non-fiction reading club exploring essays, social sciences, and history with no academic prerequisites required.
The third lecture in a series on literary philosophy, where cand.mag. Luka Rudež explores Albert Camus' approach to philosophy through literature and the role of the absurd in his work.
A practical workshop on converting your chart of accounts to KOMiT Finance for primary and secondary schools, covering both quick and phased implementation approaches.
Rasmus Kragh, winner of Alone in the Wilderness 2026 and the first Dane to summit Mount Everest without oxygen, shares insights on motivation, mental strength, and resilience.
Author Thomas Korsgaard discusses his new novel about a mother and son navigating poverty and dreams, in conversation with Puk Qvortrup.
Naturopath Maria Pinderup Langbak explores the cyclical nature of the female body, hormonal balance, and the beliefs that shape our relationship with ourselves and others.
A guided evening tour through ARoS's collection exhibition featuring the museum's favorite works.
Free study support and guidance for students at Aarhus Central Library, covering stress management, exam preparation, and academic skills.
Lecture with Torben Rif on mental freedom and personal development. Learn practical tools to break old patterns and stand stronger in yourself.
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.
In-depth wine course exploring 10 red grape varieties, production methods, and food pairings, with tastings of classics like Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon.
Comic creator and musician NMAAR shares insights into his dark universe, creative process, and the inspiration behind his works.
Kristian Leth gives a lecture on the Bible at Eksistens Café in Aarhus.
Interactive reading session for babies aged 3-10 months featuring picture books, songs, and play at Aarhus Central Library.
Young Danish Poets presents a reading of contemporary Danish poetry at Hovedbiblioteket in Aarhus as part of Fæstivalg for ordblinde.
A palm reading workshop where you can have your hands read, create blind drawings, and discover what your hands say about you.
Talk on AI opportunities as part of a festival for dyslexic people at Hovedbiblioteket in Aarhus. The day includes workshops, talks and conversations about work, education, creativity and technology.
Author Leif Davidsen discusses his new thriller 'Requiem for Russia', following a Danish-Russian soldier caught between two nations. The lecture explores Russia's transformation through three decades of the author's travels, with Q&A and debate to follow.
A philosophical evening series with professor Mikkel Thorup exploring far-right extremism through Freud's ideas about culture and human drives. Tuesdays from November to December at Kulturbodega Bellis.
Senior researcher Annette Bruhn from Aarhus University presents a lecture on seaweed - the vital underwater forests that shape marine ecosystems, climate, and may help solve future challenges.
Senior researcher Annette Bruhn explores seaweed - the underwater forests shaping marine life and climate - and how seaweed could help solve future challenges. Children welcome with activities.
Masterclass on abstract art exploring Paul Klee and Vasilij Kandinsky, led by ARoS education assistant Martin Bjerg Dahl.
Guided tour through tropical greenhouses exploring the global origins of Christmas plants and traditions, with tastings from around the world.
Lars Muhl and Naleea Landmann discuss healing and energy manifestation at Lysets Hus in Aarhus.
A seminar exploring children's literature through three themes: classics, war, and hope. Featuring research presentations and discussions on racism in Danish children's books, representation in fiction, and children's literature in wartime.
Music historians share the story of punk 1977-1983 with live commentary and classic tracks from the era at ARoS.
A lecture on the history and significance of the Nobel Prize in Literature, featuring this year's laureate.
A planetarium show exploring the Star of Bethlehem through history, religion, and astronomy at Steno Museum in Aarhus.
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.
A child-friendly event about the life and death of birds, featuring storytelling, play and relaxation at the main library.
A writing workshop exploring how to craft compelling stories within tight spatial and narrative constraints, led by Louise Juhl Dalsgaard at the Writing Festival 2026.
Writing workshop with Asta Olivia Nordenhof exploring how to embrace uncertainty and doubt in the creative writing process. Part of the Writing Festival 2026.
A writing workshop exploring how literature trains emotions and challenges language, inspired by Herman Bang and Bjørn Rasmussen.
A creative writing workshop exploring places and belonging, led by Frida Heegaard Hjeresen and Marie Pape Krogsgaard from Pennevenner as part of the Writing Festival.
A writing workshop exploring how to bring dialogue and dialect to life on the page, led by Ingrid Nymo and Sanna Mohr Laursen at the Writing Festival 2026.
A writing workshop with Tina Frank exploring how constraints and systems can unlock creative possibilities and guide texts in unexpected directions.
Watch instructors from the Writing School critique an anonymous text live in front of an audience as part of the Writing Festival 2026.
A writing workshop on Nordic horror stories with Anders Ølholm from Unge Danske Digtere, inspired by Tomas Alfredsson's "Let the Right One In". Free, but registration required.
Former criminal inspector Jørn Moos discusses the investigation of a major robbery and police murder in the Blekingegaden case, one of Denmark's most significant criminal investigations.
Leonora Christina Skov presents her new novel about an unconventional friendship between two women, discussing the book with Lise Vandborg at a bookstore event in Aarhus.
Nadia Mansour reads from her essay on Danish-Palestinian identity and family history, followed by dialogue about the unspoken in personal narratives.
LitLab 2026 brings literature to life for secondary school students through author meetings, workshops, and discussions in a relaxed, judgment-free setting.
Lecture and debate on the Nordic countries' relationship with the EU, exploring potential new memberships and security cooperation. Speaker: Professor Thorsten Borring Olesen from Aarhus University.
Glenn Bech explores how childhood trauma and class background shape our capacity for love and intimacy, drawing on his acclaimed 2025 novel.
Ultramarathon runner and philosopher Chris Norre explores the balance between willpower and inner calm through practical insights and guided exercises.
A picture book reading and treasure hunt in the children's library for 2-year-olds and their childminders.
A symposium on political poetry featuring Danish writers and literature scholars discussing the role of poetry in society.
DR's international correspondent Steffen Kretz examines the US midterm election and its implications for Denmark and Europe in this lecture based on his book.
Ditte Dahl Knudsen shares her 13-year battle with anorexia, from elite dancer to treatment and recovery. A personal lecture on eating disorders, psychiatry, and hope.
Baby massage and zone therapy workshop for infants aged 2-10 months, teaching parents techniques to manage sleep problems, digestion, and common ailments.
Literature expert Lea Fløe Christensen explores reading taste and how to discover what truly resonates with you as a reader, with practical tips for book recommendations and literary discussion.
Psychologist Trine Hjorth Bønnerup discusses self-understanding and relationship dynamics - how insight into your own patterns can strengthen your partnership.
A philosophical evening lecture on Aimé Césaire's classic text about colonialism and Europe's shifting role in the world, led by professor Mikkel Thorup.
Foreign editor and Russia expert Anna Libak examines the background to Putin's policies, the Ukraine conflict and the values struggle between east and west.
Sleep consultant Anne Bjerre gives a talk for parents of babies on sleep problems and practical solutions for better rest.
A spiritual evening to remember loved ones through talk, meditation and music. Tickets on sale from 1 June at billetto.dk.
Author Kirsten Thorup discusses her novels about war and human breakdown with literature critic Klaus Rothstein at ARoS.
Helene Weinkouff Barsøe and Alice Højer Christensen present their book on digestive health, explaining how symptoms like bloating and fatigue often result from multiple factors accumulated over time.
Steffen Rasmussen, founder of Paradigmeskiftet, discusses social work in Aarhus and invites dialogue on the challenges and collaborations shaping the city.
Free workshop for FAOD members on building professional networks and working strategically with visibility, led by designer Stine Mikkelsen.
Philosophical evening lecture with professor Mikkel Thorup on political paranoia, inspired by Richard Hofstadter's classic essay. Every Tuesday at Kulturbodega Bellis.
Literary lecturer Lilian Munk Rösing explores how Annie Ernaux's novel 'The Years' captures seven decades of French history through an innovative narrative form.
Psychologist and author Svend Brinkmann explores life's meaning and what drives people to seek recognition, career, and happiness. A lecture about finding answers in family, work, faith, or within ourselves.
The fourth lecture in the "Literary Philosophy" series explores Simone Weil's uncompromising style and her reflections on the relationship between writing and life, presented by cand.mag. Freja Værnskjold Dzougov.
A book club at Dokk1 where up to 10 readers discuss novels nominated for the DR Romanprisen 2027 over six meetings. New and returning participants welcome.
Evening philosophy lecture with professor Mikkel Thorup exploring Judith Shklar's critique of liberalism and whether the current crisis is self-inflicted.
Annual conference for writing teachers exploring genre literature - crime fiction, romance, fantasy and sci-fi. Featuring speakers including Jesper Stein and Cecilie Eken.
Historian Jes Fabricius Møller presents his new biography of N.F.S. Grundtvig, offering a human portrait of a towering figure in Danish history.
A beginner's course in white wine exploring 10 classic grape varieties. Learn about wine production, grapes and regions, and taste Riesling, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and more.
A beginner's course in red wines covering 10 key grape varieties, tasting, and food pairing with instructor Mads Jordansen.
Opening ceremony of Science Comes to Aarhus, where upper secondary students meet researchers and science communicators at the main library.
Comprehensive course on sparkling wines from around the world. Learn about production methods, classic regions and emerging styles, and taste Champagne, Cava, Crémant and Danish sparkling wines.
Guided Riesling tasting with instructor Mads Jordansen. Explore the grape's history, styles, and sweetness levels through 8 wines from Germany, Alsace, Austria, Australia, and the USA.
Aarhus Municipality presents its free crowdfunding platform for residents, businesses, and associations, with information stands on Rampen in Dokk1.
A three-evening foundational wine course with theory, tastings, and food-wine pairing. Instructor Mads Jordansen covers wine regions, grape varieties, winemaking, and sensory techniques.
Henriette Thiim shares her three-year motorcycle journey through 45 countries across Europe, Africa and the Middle East - a trip that became far more than planned.
A beginner's wine course featuring tastings of 10 white grape varieties, from Riesling to Pinot Gris, led by sommelier Mads Jordansen.
A beginner's wine course featuring tastings of eight classic red grape varieties, with lessons on production, regions, and food pairing.
Ann-Kirstine Helwig Pedersen presents an alternative approach to finding a partner without dating apps - for singles tired of being asked when they'll settle down.
Wardrobe expert Laura Lava discusses navigating your closet as your body and life change, with a focus on sustainable choices.
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Reading consultants demonstrate digital tools for dyslexic readers at Ringsted Library. Try apps, get advice, and learn about support options for young people and adults.
Author Mads Nygaard presents his latest works at the literature festival IND I MØRKET, in conversation with Simon Vagn Jensen.
Christian's personal journey from substance abuse in rural Hjørring to recovery in Copenhagen. A story of struggle, community, and hope.
Community singing event held monthly at Store Heddinge Library with pianist accompaniment, followed by coffee. Drop-in welcome, no advance booking needed.
A read-aloud session of the children's story about Anton and Grandma searching for a ring at the bottom of the sea. For children from 4 years old.
A sensory story time for young children featuring the picture book 'Stine Goes Crazy', with tasting and a creative craft activity.
Police officer Mikkel shares insights from his work in law enforcement and answers questions from the audience.
A nature guide demonstrates the traditional craft of skinning a red deer while sharing insights into the animal's life, antlers, and hide. Children are welcome to observe closely and ask questions.
A children's story time featuring insects searching for a new home. Free and open to all, no registration needed.
Garbi Schmidt guides a walking tour through 120 years of Danish history shaped by Russification, industrialization, and ideological conflict.
A meditative sound bath with Maria using voice and singing bowls to help you release tension and calm your mind.
SheUnlocked Teen Talks explores confidence and self-discovery for young people. An interactive event during autumn break at Taastrup Teater & Musikhus.
A guided tour through Copenhagen's military history from the Middle Ages to World War II, exploring fortifications, monuments and historical sites across the city.
Dramatic lecture about the draining of Lammefjorden at Audebo Pump Station, with the visitor centre open and the chance to bring your own picnic from 17:30.
Author Niels-Kristian Petersen leads a guided walk exploring Virum's past and present, from historic landmarks to modern developments.
Copenhagen University's book club meets to discuss literature and share reading experiences with fellow members.
Guided nature tour of Sydhavnstippen exploring how grazing animals manage the landscape, playing nature bingo, and discovering edible plants in Copenhagen's surprising urban wilderness.
Museum educator Ida Visti leads a guided tour of the current exhibition at Horsens Kunstmuseum.
A themed day addressing school absence and wellbeing challenges for children and young people.
A guided tour through Egtvedpigen's World, a museum dedicated to a 3,400-year-old Bronze Age woman discovered in Egtved.
Learn to make authentic Chinese dumplings from scratch under expert guidance - both meat and vegan versions - and take home about 30 dumplings you've made yourself.
Guided mushroom foraging tour in Gribskov with biologist Klara Rask. Learn to identify edible mushrooms, their habitats, and cooking tips on a 2-3 hour forest walk.
Explore different coffee beans and their unique characteristics at this tasting event in Herning.
An intimate wine and food pairing evening featuring Loire Valley wines and handmade French pastries at Cocorico Bakery.
A guided Nordic forest bathing walk through Bøllemosen, a quiet sensory journey where you connect with the forest's sounds and scents.
A conversation between artist Maja Friis, researcher Anette Vandsø, and curator Jeanne Rank Schelde on the meeting of art and science, environmental crisis, and what does not yet exist.
Learn to sew your own t-shirt in this hands-on workshop with instructor Charlene, who works with upcycled materials and adapts the level to your skills.
Kalundborg Library Club's autumn gathering with a guided walk through the city, lunch, and discussion about the library's future plans.
A hands-on workshop creating a collaborative wet-felted textile from Nordic sheep wool, with instruction in traditional techniques and climate-conscious practice.
Learn patchwork techniques and create textile artworks on this 4-hour workshop with artist Cecilie Schou Grønbeck. All levels welcome.
Hands-on 16mm film workshop with Bolex camera at Union in Copenhagen. Learn techniques like double exposure, speed changes, and film development over two days.
Introductory workshop on singing bowls and sound bowls with theory and hands-on practice. Learn basic techniques and their effects on body and mind.
A hands-on bead workshop with architect and author Gabriella Holm, where you create decorative flowers and candlesticks to take home.
An open genealogy day at Kolding Library featuring talks, networking, and guidance for both beginners and experienced family history enthusiasts.
Travel 10 million years back to the ancient Gram Sea with paleontologist Mette, who shares the story of Megalodon and Uranocetus. Touch a real shark tooth and create your own drawings with tooth stamps.
A hands-on badge-making workshop in the library's makerspace, led by volunteer Lokesh. No experience required - all materials provided.
Meet Nyreforeningen Kreds Vestjylland on Organ Donation Day for an informal conversation about organ donation and why it matters to take a stance.
Create your own wall flowers from Italian crepe paper under the guidance of Bloom Boom Studio. A hands-on workshop where you choose colors and take your finished piece home.
Intensive weekend workshop where you learn to sew your own bra from start to finish, covering material selection, pattern construction, and essential sewing techniques.
Spiritual day workshop exploring healing, clairvoyance, and contact with the deceased, led by Mette Keller and Gitte Munch. Includes drum journey, exercises, and guided meditation.
A guided tour of Nordjyllands Idrætshøjskole in Brønderslev, offering an insight into the school's facilities and operations.
A guided tour of Diakonissestiftelsen during Culture Night, exploring the site's rich history.
Professor Peter Sandøe explores myths about pets and their influence on human happiness and wellbeing.
A guided tour of Copenhagen City Archive's basement storage during Kulturnatten 2026, featuring millions of historical documents and records. Kulturpas required.
Guided tour of the Royal Agricultural University Garden exploring threatened plant species and conservation efforts with Nordic plant collections.
A lecture on veterinary pathology work with dead wild animals - how necropsies reveal disease, environmental impacts, and wildlife crime.
A sound walk through Copenhagen's Urbanplanen neighbourhood, featuring real stories from local young people created with Teater Glimt and Amagerplanen.
Camille Lotus examines the relationship between inner and outer worlds in a philosophical talk about shadows, energy, and reality.
Lasse Bendt explores Skagen's literary heritage through stories and historical insights at LiteraturHaus.
Rum legend Parminder guides a tasting of 8 new rums, exploring current trends and the diversity of flavours in the rum world.
Nature wine sommelier Christian Rasmussen guides you through 6 orange wines paired with music on the theme. An evening of tasting, light tapas, and insights into the world of orange wine at Amager Records.
Discover what your palm lines say about your personality and potential at this beginner-friendly workshop in Copenhagen.
Veterinarian Helle Friis Proschowsky explores the future of family dogs and asks whether artificial intelligence might one day replace the dog as humanity's best friend.
A literature event at Vindbyholtgård featuring readings, music and food culture. The first in a new series designed to build community around local culture.
A politician guides visitors through Magistratssalen at Copenhagen City Hall, sharing the room's history and significance.
Guided tour to the foundation stone beneath Copenhagen City Hall, featuring stories about the garden, pigeons, and bees.
Guided tour up Copenhagen City Hall's tower with views over the city. Around 45 minutes; Kulturpas required.
Explore the historic attic passages of Copenhagen City Hall with insights into working life around 1905. Kulturpas required.
A guided tour of Borgersalen in Copenhagen City Hall led by a politician discussing the work of the City Council.
An evening celebrating Ernest Hemingway with three talks and his signature cocktail at Tranquebar Bookshop during Culture Night.
Guided tour of Thottske Palace hosted by the French Embassy, featuring the building's history and French art collection. Registration required via billetto.dk from October 1st.
A researcher and veterinarian challenge common misconceptions about rabbits and reveal what science says about their real needs.
Guided tour of Denmark's Eastern High Court during Kulturnat 2026, featuring insights into the court's operations and its modern art collection.
Exclusive guided tour of the Danish National Archives during Culture Night, exploring the archive's collection in the high-bay storage facilities. Free with Culture Pass and ticket.
Guided tour of brewer J.C. and Laura Jacobsen's restored 19th-century villa at Carlsberg Akademi during Kulturnatten 2026. Limited places available.
Copenhagen Expat Meetup workshop on job searching in Denmark for expats, covering CV optimization, LinkedIn strategy, and workplace culture.
An evening of communal dining and a lecture about artist Jais Nielsen, hosted by the Friends Association at KUMUS.
Ukraine House in Denmark hosts a volunteer open day featuring meet and greet, programme presentations, and a talk by activist Dmytro Shchebetiuk on travel, civic engagement, and inclusion.
Design and build your own decorative flower wall lamp in this hands-on workshop led by Bloom Boom.
Guided tour in French through Palais Thott, the French Embassy in Copenhagen, featuring stories of Franco-Danish relations.
The Danish Landscape Architects celebrate 95 years with a conference on historic gardens, featuring lectures, debate and award presentations.
Author Sofie Riis Endahl discusses her novels about young people today, mental health, and artificial intelligence at Mental Health Day.
A guided shared reading session featuring cultural mediator Sigurd Dam Jensen reading excerpts by author Sofie Riis Endahl, with discussion. Part of Mental Health Day programming.
Guided shared reading of forbidden books at Ikast Library, led by librarian Signe. Listen to short stories and poems, then discuss themes with fellow readers in a relaxed setting.
Ikast Library hosts a book café during Culture Night, featuring librarians' personal recommendations and stories about banned books.
A lecture on AuDHD exploring what it means to live with both autism and ADHD simultaneously, and how to navigate daily life with dual neurodiversity.
MORSKABET is a conversation evening about mother-shame with parliamentarian Rosa Lund, exploring guilt, expectations and identity in motherhood.
Ellen Mortensen, the library's storyteller, celebrates her birthday with a morning of oral storytelling for adults featuring guest storytellers.
Lillian Hjorth-Westh gives a lecture on author Jørn Riel and his memoir 'Mit livs skrøne', exploring his literary legacy and life story.
A welcome meeting for newly established entrepreneurs, new business managers, and companies that have recently relocated to Greve.
Qmate takes you on a behind-the-scenes company visit to UG Metal and FLAUG in Hedensted.
Artist Lasse Krog Møller takes you behind the scenes at Kunsthal Aarhus, sharing the building's fascinating history from avant-garde exhibitions to wartime.
Historian Carsten Porskrog Rasmussen explores the life of Queen Dorothea, Christian III's pious and domineering wife who built the castle chapel at Sønderborg Slot and ruled the region with an iron hand.
Singer Nicolaj Cornelius explores the life and music of Danish composer Kai Normann Andersen, from his famous melodies to his private world.
A literature discussion event where facilitator Kirsten Vestergaard Mikkelsen selects texts and leads conversation about literature's big questions - no preparation needed.
Brian Holm delivers a lecture on his life as Brian from Amager, sharing humorous and personal stories about identity and Copenhagen culture.
A lecture exploring how German author Thomas Mann and Swiss psychiatrist C.G. Jung shared intellectual interests in religion, mythology, and alchemy as expressions of human psychological transformation.
A lecture exploring the origins and appeal of conspiracy theories, and questioning whether they are always harmful or can occasionally serve as warnings about hidden power and freedom.
Journalist Deniz B. Serinci explores Turkey's journey from the founding of the republic in 1923 to today in a thoughtful historical lecture.
Professor Steen Hasselbalch from Rigshospitalet discusses dementia, what research reveals, and practical steps we can take to prevent the disease.
Emil Mide Erichsen talks about pursuing adventure and dreams even as life becomes more complex with family and career.
A lecture exploring the universe's greatest mysteries, from the search for extraterrestrial life to the origins of the cosmos and the hunt for exoplanets.
Taste Brunello 2021, a renowned Italian red wine, at this dedicated tasting evening in Frederiksberg.
A lecture on the history of literary censorship from absolutism to social media, exploring Danish and international examples of banned books and their cultural impact.
Anne Villemoes explores Danish habits, communities and how we encounter each other across different viewpoints in this free lecture as part of Health Week.
An evening exploring censorship and banned books throughout history, from Herman Bang to modern court injunctions. Literature curator Felix Rothstein discusses Denmark's long tradition of silencing writers and examines global book bans today.
A lecture on the role of robots and artificial intelligence in healthcare, featuring Prof. Thiusius R. Savarimuthu from SDU.
A spiritual evening about creating space for new things in life through channeling, exercises, and guided visualizations with the Merlin group and Kuan Yin.
Kristine Møller Gårdhus from Andelsgaarde discusses the organization's work on public education, the green generational shift, and regenerative farming principles.
Anne-Therese Friis leads a seminar on clairvoyance and spiritual connection, exploring contact with the deceased and mental wellbeing.
