13 events for the next 18 months
A lecture at Gellerup Library about online fraud, phishing, and scams, with practical tips on how to recognize and avoid common tricks.
A shared literary reading where guides from Læseforeningen read aloud and discuss texts about mental preparedness and how literature helps us face crisis.
Free homework help and conversation training for people with refugee or immigrant backgrounds, offered by volunteers from Tusindfryd under Dansk Flygtningehjælp.
Weekly Tuesday coding workshop at Gellerup Library where young programmers build and code LEGO Spike robots. Registration required.
A weekly writing workshop for ages 15+ at Gellerup Library where you can explore rap, poetry, prose, and more without worrying about grammar. Led by author PC Asmussen and poet Silas Stochholm.
Monthly reading circle at Gellerup Library where members discuss classic novels. Meetings held every fourth Tuesday from 10:30 to 12:00.
An 8-week programme for parents and babies from multilingual families, combining play, babbling and song to build vocabulary and connection.
Interactive event where participants guess whether images are AI-generated, followed by discussion on source criticism, digital ethics, and deepfakes.
A relaxed shared reading and discussion group where short texts are read aloud and participants talk about the themes they explore.
An introductory meeting for prospective entrepreneurs covering the essentials of starting a business - from planning and accounting to choosing the right business structure.
Monthly open neighborhood meeting for residents, staff, and volunteers in Gellerup and Toveshøj, where the agenda is created together around democratic stewardship.
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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.
Practical workshop on self-sufficiency during crises: learn how to manage yourself and your loved ones for three days without power or public services.
Nikolaj Kirk and Søren Zeuth share stories and photographs from their travels among Mongolian nomads, from life in the Gobi desert to encounters with the Tuvan people in the north.
Sanne Salomonsen and author Danni Travn share untold stories from the biography 'Det hele' on a tour featuring anecdotes and reflections left out of the published book.
Claus Høxbroe celebrates his birthday with a lyrical evening at People Like Us Beer Bar, reading from his published work and new, unpublished poems.
Singer Elin Brimheim Heinesen shares stories about her father, the Faroe Islands' celebrated writer Jens Pauli Heinesen, performing musical settings of his poems.
An in-depth exploration of how Depeche Mode created their landmark album Violator, tracing the electronic production techniques and creative decisions that shaped the sound.
Journalist Lasse Soll Sunde examines contemporary Germany and the transformations shaping the nation today.
Esben Kjær explores spiritual resilience and practical ways to strengthen our inner resources when facing uncertainty, economic challenges, and existential concerns.
An evening about awareness and personal development where you learn to recognize automatic patterns through channeling and exercises, creating greater alignment between your desires and your actions.
Author Trine Omø and ADHD consultant Gitte Isager-Sally discuss living as an adult with ADHD - diagnosis, strategies, and what it means to get answers late in life.
A 2-hour workshop where participants develop practical climate actions focused on reducing their everyday carbon footprint through dialogue and hands-on activities.
Bent Riis explores the hidden world of prisons in a lecture at the Prison Museum in Horsens.
Former police inspector Morten Anker Jensen discusses crisis management and decision-making under pressure, drawing on 42 years of experience from major Danish emergencies.
John Andersen presents strategies for flexible retirement planning, exploring how to retire earlier while maintaining financial security and quality of life.
An evening with Mads Jensen exploring angel contact through meditation, drawings, and shared conversation about angelic messages.
Volunteer kick-off meeting for Herning Children's Theatre Festival 2026 at Huset No7.
Chris shares his remarkable journey from marathon runner and soldier to mindfulness practitioner and walking therapist, guiding people toward inner peace in nature.
Leif Andersen explores the question of God and evil in a lecture at Kirkecentret in Hedensted.
Historian Lisbeth Lunde Lauridsen examines Sprogø and Livø, two Danish institutions from the 1900s where marginalized people were placed under the guise of welfare and racial hygiene.
Mikael Jarnvig explores climate change and its global and local impacts in this open lecture for all Herlev residents.
A lecture tracing Copenhagen's war speculators and their extravagant lives - from goulash barons to stock-market fortunes, morphine, revolvers and the roaring 1920s.
Lecture by Torben Rif on breaking free from old patterns and achieving mental freedom through practical tools for inner strength and clarity.
Art historian Birgitte Zacho explores three masters of Italian art and their influence on European painting across three linked lectures.
Ceramic sculpture and modelling course over seven Thursday evenings in autumn. Course starts 22 October.
Actor and author Esben Dalgaard gives a lecture exploring death and whether it's possible to befriend it.
A lecture exploring the Danish witch trials of the 16th and 17th centuries through specific cases from Southwest Jutland and the lives of those accused of witchcraft.
Scout organization's annual meeting at Spejdergården Højvælde in Hjørring, open to all.
Annual meeting of the Danish Nature Conservation Association's Ærø branch, featuring a review of the year's activities and updates on environmental initiatives.
Assens DN's annual meeting features historian Sven Rask discussing the transformation of Jordløse Bakker and the vision for its future as a modern grazing landscape.
DN's annual meeting takes place in Odder starting at 7 PM.
DN Glostrup's annual meeting with a lecture at Glostrup Medborgerhus.
Erik B. Jørgensen recounts his 26 months with Slædepatruljen Sirius in Greenland - the sledge journeys, extreme cold, sled dogs, and life cut off from the world.
Librarians showcase 20 Danish novels at a book café with refreshments available.
Journalist Waleed Safi recounts his journey as a disguised pilgrim to Mecca and explores the history and contemporary forces shaping the Middle East.
Music educator Bjørn Zäll guides listeners through Leonard Cohen's life and work, from folk songs to dark late-period pieces. An evening exploring poetry, spirituality, and life's big questions.
Viktor Axelsen shares his journey to Olympic gold, his ambitions and the dedication required to reach the top of badminton.
LiteraturHaus hosts a debate evening exploring stammering, identity, and the social perceptions surrounding speech differences.
Author and journalist Carsten Norton explores the transformation of Pusher Street from a 1970s social experiment to a criminal hub and its place in Copenhagen's history.
Shahin Aakjær shares his personal story of growing up between two cultures and the themes of his book 'Verdensbarn' at Vollsmose Library.
Financial journalist Ole Krohn examines economic crime in Denmark, from Stein Bagger to Danske Bank, asking whether scandals stem from individual choices or structural failures.
Author Nanna Holm presents her debut novel "Red Gate", a story about a residential collective on Langeland in the 1980s and three childhood friends who must reunite.
Senior psychologist Stine Venø Hermansen discusses mental well-being, life meaning, and healthy aging for seniors, addressing challenges like retirement, loneliness, and building a fulfilling later life.
An evening on the power of thoughts and mental wellbeing with speaker Gitte Hedegaard, sharing practical tools for managing overthinking, stress and anxiety.
A behind-the-scenes tour of tvSyd where you meet the host and see how the day's news broadcasts are made.
A lecture comparing 1970s hippies and wartime housewives, exploring their shared values around self-sufficiency and community despite their different eras.
A theatre piece exploring humanity's relationship with nature and the environment, questioning our values and priorities.
An evening with author Robert Rolfsted exploring patterns and inner responses through stories, body maps, and practical exercises in a small group setting.
Tommy Nørgaard hosts a ladies' night featuring grilled game frankfurters, a talk on game preparation and food safety, and shopping with a 15% discount.
East Jutland Police present a talk on digital security for parents and older adults at Bavnehøj Library.
A lecture on quantum physics and nature exploring how the nervous system influences our surroundings and how inner balance creates regeneration and greater equilibrium in daily life.
Specialist physician Jesper Bay-Hansen presents an exclusive lecture on sex hormones, menopause and sexual wellbeing. Limited to 35 participants.
A hands-on workshop where you'll create beautiful crepe paper flowers with no prior experience needed.
Greenland specialist Line Vinterberg shares insights on travel to Greenland, covering seasons, nature, culture, and practical travel tips for prospective visitors.
Women's evening with tapas, bingo and a lecture on menopause by nutritionist Anja Kamp Otte.
Local climate action meeting with Green Neighbors. Presentation on concrete opportunities and first steps toward community-based climate initiatives.
A lecture on Albert Camus, the 1957 Nobel Prize winner and one of the 20th century's most important writers and thinkers.
A lecture on Cuban culture and the revolution's contemporary significance, led by Henrik Thejl Hansen, who has spent decades on the island as a tour guide and interpreter.
A lecture exploring sudden cardiac death and what warning signs might predict a heart crisis at the University Library.
LF Lovestorm visits Den Flyvende Tallerken at Lolland-Falster Airport to hear café owner Rikke Jensen's story of leaving her director role to run a café.
Young people from Ukraine, Moldova, Bosnia, and Georgia share their perspectives on democracy and peace in Europe at this discussion hosted by Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke.
Fonde.dk presents tools and strategies for finding foundations and partners to support your project, in collaboration with local businesses.
Technology expert and former consultant Tobias Bornakke Bramsen talks about his move to lead Grundtvigs Højskole and the school's role in building democracy and community.
Archaeologist Jonas Sigurdsson from Kroppedal Museum discusses the cultural history hidden in forests, alongside heritage manager Marie Walther.
A debate evening about the future development of rural communities, arranged for local councils in Aabenraa Municipality.
Two Danish debut authors discuss their novels about everyday life, neighbourhoods and secrets in a conversation at Roskilde Library.
A drawing workshop at CLAY Ceramic Museum where artist Stefan Lægaard investigates the interplay between body, ceramics, and sketch work.
Journalist Anders Redder discusses the EU's new border policy and his book 'Fort Europa', based on travels to border regions in Africa, the Mediterranean, and Eastern Europe.
Singer Bent Jacobsen and journalist Cathrine Errboe discuss the landmark 1975 album 'Bøsse' and five decades of queer activism, political resistance and cultural struggle in Denmark.
Psychologist and author Vitha Weitemeyer discusses unhealthy dependency, relationship patterns, and what makes a mature partnership, with time for audience questions.
A six-session group course for smoking cessation over 9 weeks, with support for preparation and maintaining a smoke-free life. Subsidies for quit-smoking medication are available.
Author Michael Steinke Christensen recounts Holstebro's dramatic past of fires, floods and catastrophes that have shaped the city.
Trekroner Literature Salon presents an open conversation with author Ulrikka S. Gernes, moderated by Liv Folsach.
DN Roskilde's annual meeting features a harbour-area walk, shared meal, and a lecture by geologist Walter Brüsch on drinking water quality and groundwater contamination.
Free four-evening course for relatives of people with acquired brain injury, covering brain function, life changes, and peer support in Sønderborg.
Children's librarian Anne-Marie van der Weerd recommends books for tweens, followed by a shared pizza meal.
A conversation between theologian Karl Aage Kirkegaard and librarian Claus Jacobsen on whether science and faith can coexist, based on Kirkegaard's new book.
Lea Korsgaard, editor-in-chief of Zetland, discusses her book about butterflies and nature's mysteries. Part of the 'Wild About Science' festival at Islands Brygge Library.
Directors and project leaders present the development of Roskilde Cathedral World Heritage Centre, opening in 2028. Lecture and guided tour at Roskilde Museum.
A reading group meets to discuss six new Danish novels over six months, with the winner of the DR Romanprisen announced in May 2027.
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.
Three literature enthusiasts discuss their favourite Nobel Prize in Literature winners in an informal book cafe conversation over coffee.
Book launch of 'QILATTAKKAT - Greenlandic Knitting' at Nordatlantens Brygge, presenting a work dedicated to Greenlandic knitting traditions.
Journalist Bjørg Tulinus explores Hartmut Rosa's philosophy of resonance as an antidote to the modern person's struggle with acceleration and the search for meaning.
An open conversation circle at Johannes Jørgensen's House exploring faith through listening, sharing, and reflection with no predetermined answers or pressure to agree.
Learn freehand embroidery as a repair method at this Repair Café workshop. Beginners and experienced embroiderers alike can work with provided materials and bring garments for advice.
Bishop Henrik Stubkjær shares his journey to the episcopate and his role as President of the Lutheran World Federation, drawing on experiences from travels across the globe.
Workshop for professionals on young people's digital lives, online norms and digital abuse. Panel discussion and group work with real-world scenarios from practice.
A book club for children in grades 4-9 at Lemvig Library where kids choose books, write reviews, and discuss literature over hot chocolate.
Archivist Anders Møller leads a tour through Copenhagen's City Archive basement, revealing stories from the city's history through rare books and historical documents.
A drop-in genealogy café at Give Library where experienced and curious genealogy researchers meet to share tips and experiences.
A singing afternoon at Trinitatis Church with journalist and author Lea Korsgaard.
A lecture exploring four key themes in N.F.S. Grundtvig's vision of society and his role as a transformative social thinker.
Free guided tour of Roskilde Cathedral's medieval roof structure with views across the city. Explore timber construction, copper details, and traces of the 1968 fire.
Two-day lecture on strategic communication at Uddannelsescenter Holstebro in October.
A course on arithmetic strategies, building from counting methods to the four basic operations.
An evening with authors Martha Flyvholm Tode and Barbara Gjerluff Nyholm exploring love in the digital age through readings and discussion.
A lecture on internet security covering phishing, fake websites, and social media fraud, with practical exercises and advice from the Danish Agency for Digitisation.
Free guided tour of parts of the Royal Palace on World Heritage Day, led by project manager Lena Bruun Jensen, exploring the cathedral's thousand-year history.
Learn how to spot and protect yourself from online scams, including shopping fraud and romance scams targeting Danish internet users.
