8 events for the next 18 months
Cecilie Gredal explores how leaders can access their own judgment and intuition rather than constantly adding more knowledge and pressure to their leadership approach.
Colonel Lars Møller discusses the state of the world at an author evening with wine and tapas in Farum.
Anthropologist Asta Wellejus explores modern witchcraft and nature connection through lecture, VR films and hands-on practice.
Anthropologist Asta Wellejus leads a workshop on magical rituals, their construction and significance throughout the year. Participants learn to create their own rituals and can bring drums, rattles and other ritual objects.
DN Furesø's annual meeting features a lecture by biologist Theis Kragh on Lake Furesø's condition and future, plus opportunities to meet working groups and participate in family activities.
A sashiko embroidery workshop led by an instructor experienced in Japanese culture, where participants create traditional Japanese decorative stitching. Onigiri and tea provided.
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An inspiring evening about creativity and self-transformation through writing, with songs, readings, and practical exercises.
A lecture exploring 825 years of Aarhus Cathedral's history, its medieval architecture, and artistic treasures.
Yale sociologist Nicholas A. Christakis explores the biological roots of human cooperation and social order, with live music from Public Dancer beforehand.
Clairvoyant medium Christian Viborg holds an evening of clairvoyance demonstrations in Vordingborg, conveying messages from the deceased to the audience.
Finn Willadsen presents a research-based lecture on the possibilities of human settlement on Mars, organized by Ringsted Folkeuniversitet in partnership with IDA Space and the Danish Society for Space Research.
Press photographer Tonny Sørensen's photographs from the summer of 1969 are presented at Esbjerg Byhistorisk Arkiv in an evening exploring local history through images.
A lecture on women's health during menopause, presented by lecturer Maria Hybholt from the University of Copenhagen.
Former minister and political commentator Hans Engel analyzes power dynamics at Christiansborg and contextualizes current political issues affecting Denmark.
A lecture on willpower and self-determination in Sydals. An inspiring evening exploring personal development and motivation.
Political science professor Derek Beach from Aarhus University analyzes American politics and explains why many Americans support Trump and Republicans despite ongoing challenges.
Museum inspector Emilie Hartmann Kuang shares insights from her residency at MMCA in Seoul, presenting new research on contemporary Asian art.
VANDVID presents Denmark's underwater landscape and marine environment at libraries. Meet the experience centre opening at Assens harbour in summer 2027.
Tobias Hamann discusses his book 'Influenza' and his journey from influencer career to literature. A conversation about breaking free from online dependency and finding authenticity through reading.
Researcher Jens Lund from the University of Copenhagen explores the complex causes and mechanisms behind obesity.
Frederik Christensen and Dorthe Carlsen share the story of their 3,600 km hike, with wine, conversation and book signing.
Niels shares wilderness adventures with untold stories, practical tips, and artifacts from his journeys. An evening of anecdotes, photos, and audience interaction.
A meditation workshop combining introspection and creative expression, led by Berlin-based artist and facilitator Alex Libotte.
Journalist Peter Ernstved Rasmussen discusses how political decisions and power struggles have weakened Denmark's defense capabilities in this lecture on national security policy.
Peter Ernstved Rasmussen examines Denmark's defence challenges in a geopolitically uncertain world, from the Ukraine war to Trump's return and ambitions regarding Greenland.
Former minister and political commentator Hans Engell discusses current Danish politics, government relations, and major issues from Ukraine to gang crime.
Screenwriter Adam Price discusses the creation of the new Danish musical OLIVIA - and the Shadow Dancers' Secret, exploring the challenges of writing for musical theatre and the story's roots in Køge's witch trials.
A candid memoir lecture by Danish entertainer Finn Nørbygaard about his rise from obscurity to showbiz success, his dramatic fall, and what he learned along the way.
The Listening Club meets to hear and discuss b-sides on singles, with coffee and tea included. Participation is free.
Author Anders Ibsen discusses his debut thriller 'Sirius - Det, som overfalder dig', a gripping tale of hostage crisis and survival in Greenland inspired by his own years as a patrol leader.
Emma Holten discusses her acclaimed debut novel and explores how economic models shape our understanding of care work and gender roles in society.
A lecture about the iconic Danish fashion brand Dranella, featuring personal stories and images from a new book and special exhibition.
Author Anne-Grethe Bjarup Riis discusses her historical novel Egeskov, exploring Denmark's transformation after 1864 through real and fictional characters.
Tor Nørretranders discusses his new book about aging, wisdom, and how older generations can contribute to solving contemporary challenges like climate change and social fragmentation.
A behind-the-scenes tour of tvSyd's news studio where you can meet the host and see how a regional TV station produces its daily broadcasts.
A lecture exploring Russian mentality, power structures and war. Free entry, advance booking required.
A lecture on writers from the Limfjords region from 1820-1930, exploring both celebrated and overlooked literary voices from the area.
Mikkel shares personal insights and practical tips on turning dyslexia from a limitation into a strength, delivered with humor and warmth.
Journalist Nanna Hyldgaard Hansen shares practical tips on affordable and sustainable train travel, covering booking, night trains, and Interrail, plus discussion of barriers to choosing trains over flying.
Five librarians present an evening of crime novels, love stories and mysteries, followed by a literary trivia competition.
Five librarians host a literary autumn evening with books, food and a book quiz at Traktørstedet Vestamager in Kastrup.
An introductory glass-working workshop for beginners to learn the basics of this accessible artistic medium.
Practical introduction to fundraising with focus on foundation applications, budgeting, and feedback on your own project ideas.
City architect Finn Williams explores how building standards and legal frameworks can become spaces for critical architectural practice rather than constraints on creativity.
A lecture exploring psychedelic experiences and the phenomenon of ego-dissolution at the University Library.
Marketing Connect gathers marketing professionals for a dinner focused on AI tools that work in practice. Small curated tables, real-world experiences, and meaningful conversations without the hype.
Free introductory workshop to the Esoteric Tantra Yoga course featuring practice, instructor meeting, and course overview.
Two Danish authors discuss their novels exploring folklore, desire and fate in a literary conversation moderated by Anette Øster at Roskilde Library.
Author Maria Hesselager discusses her novel 'I mit hus', exploring love and power dynamics at a remote house. A conversation with literature mediator Lea Fløe Christensen.
An introduction to Puccini's La Bohème through a lecture by music expert Helle Tjørnov, ideal for those new to opera.
A theme evening exploring life with late-diagnosed autism, featuring personal stories from ambassador Marie-Louise Laursen and insights from special education consultant Toke V. Eitzen.
Journalist Matilde Kimer discusses her book "Not Without a Fight", a personal account of covering the war in Ukraine from February 2022 onwards, featuring stories of activists and photographers whose lives were transformed by the conflict.
Hands-on workshop where you grow your own edible mushrooms and make an oyster mushroom starter kit to take home.
A pop-up reading circle at Biblioteket i Rønde discussing Tove Ditlevsen's novel 'Gift', exploring marriage, dependency, and the roles that define our lives.
Museum inspector Jeanette Varberg lectures on the Viking Age based on her book, placing it within a broader historical context spanning 700 years. Light refreshments included.
Author Karsten Skov discusses his novel about women in South Jutland during World War I and shares insights into his work with literary sound walks.
A 4-week community singing programme featuring late-summer and autumn songs from Højskolesangbogen, led by Lasse Meyer Sørensen with coffee and socialising.
Free travel lecture with Danish guide Anette Maman about a round-the-world journey through South Africa, India, Japan, Mexico, Peru, and Brazil.
Archaeologist Allan Skou Larsen from Horsens Museum leads a guided walk through the city's historic pubs in the town centre and harbour district.
Icelandic author Einar Lövdahl discusses his novel 'Gennemtræk' at BookTalks at the Royal Library.
Open seminar on drug policy featuring author Johann Hari, former street officer Rud Ellegaard, and other experts discussing 50 years of Western drug prohibition and its consequences.
Science Girls visits Teknika to meet engineers, explore career paths in mechanical engineering, and try a welding simulator.
An open conversation about involuntary childlessness and the endless waiting. Three people share their personal experiences with infertility, and Allan Johansson offers the male perspective.
AnsvarligHedensted network meeting focused on workplace attractiveness, recruitment strategies and employee retention.
Practical workshop on packaging regulations and business opportunities for companies. Learn to turn EU requirements into concrete action plans and greener solutions.
Practical workshop on integrating AI tools into product development. Learn concrete workflows and methods for working with artificial intelligence in your daily work.
A book cafe discussion about friendship and its many forms, exploring what friends mean to us through literature and shared experiences.
A guided literary walk around Hald Lake featuring readings about birds. Approximately 3 km at a relaxed pace with stops for reflection.
Crime writer Janne Jakobsen discusses her detective series, her research methods, and how real events inspire her crime novels.
Join nature guide Jørgen Rye on a foraging walk through the meadow to gather autumn berries, fruit, nuts and herbs, ending with tea and tastings.
A reading club for children aged 8-13 at Ørestad Library where participants choose books, take quizzes, and do book crafts. Meetings are held on the second-to-last Tuesday of each month.
Practical workshop on LinkedIn strategy and algorithmic understanding for professional networking.
Cathedral organist Morten Ladehoff performs music from Viborg Cathedral's 150th anniversary celebration, featuring works by both classical and contemporary composers.
A guided tour of the furniture manufacturer Tvis Køkkener, featuring coffee, company history, and visits to two production facilities.
Martin from the library shows you how to make the most of the library's digital apps and helps you install them on your device.
Free writing workshop with author Maja Lucas exploring how to use memories as a literary tool in fiction. Registration required.
Physiotherapist Charlotte Korshøj explores sensorimotor development and how to stimulate your child's senses. Two sessions available on the same day.
Author Helle Merete Brix leads a writing workshop on autofiction, memories and autobiography with exercises, presentations and discussion.
Three guided group reading sessions at Roskilde Library where trained guides read texts on love, friendship and nature, with optional discussion. No preparation needed.
A 4-week community singing programme with traditional Danish folk songs, led by Mette Rasmussen, featuring coffee and socialising.
A one-hour session of gentle yoga and group singing with instructor Louise Vase and pianist Teresemarie Lisiux. All ages and body types welcome.
The second day of the archive leadership training programme's first module focuses on preservation and conservation, taught by an expert from the National Museum of Denmark.
A gentle yoga session combined with group singing, led by instructor Louise Vase and pianist Teresemarie Lisiux.
Baby rhythm class for infants aged 3-9 months focusing on sensory development and body awareness, led by motor development specialist Pernille Broberg Balle.
Children draw while Rikke reads aloud in this creative morning activity for ages 4-8 at Nibe Library.
Orm from Minisjang reads aloud and plays with children aged 1-3 at the Children's Library in Odense.
Free practical course for seniors on artificial intelligence and AI tools in everyday life, held at Kalundborg Library.
A rhetoric course on writing original texts when inspiration is hard to find.
Workshop on chart of accounts conversion to KOMiT Finance for primary and continuation schools at Scandic Herning.
A lecture exploring the Iran War and its effects on regional security, political relations, and economic conditions.
Preparatory evening for a parish journey examining cathedrals as vital artworks and visual communication systems, held at Aarhus Cathedral.
Museum inspector Martin Pavón from Museum Vestsjælland presents new archaeological findings about the Hvide family's manor house in Kirke Fjenneslev.
A sound bath course using singing bowls to help you reconnect with your body through sound and frequency. Led by Anne Viese, designed for those who tend to live in their heads.
A lecture exploring gender roles and historical representation in the classic Danish TV series Matador, examining its portrayal of strong women, weak men, and Danish history.
Family historian Mette Borchert Vahlun explores her great-grandfather's journey from the Russian Empire to South Jutland during World War I, and examines how displacement and border-region history shaped his later choices.
Practical lecture on hiking and canoeing with children, covering planning, equipment, and packing tips from experienced outdoor enthusiasts.
Medieval archaeologist Martin Pavón explores the National Museum's 1891 excavations at the Hvideslægten family estate, uncovering remains from the Viking Age and Middle Ages.
Bird photographer Jens Eriksen shares insights into local bird species with identification tips and stunning local photographs.
The first evening in a lecture series on literary philosophy explores Friedrich Nietzsche's distinction between Apollonian and Dionysian artistic drives. Hosted by Ph.D. Jon Auring Grimm, the lecture is followed by discussion.
A bird-themed salon with readings, book recommendations, a quiz, and group singing at the library. Free entry.
Nutrition expert Martin Kreutzer explores anti-inflammatory eating - its principles, practical application, and how it can reduce inflammation and boost health.
Author Niels Krause-Kjær presents his novel about Denmark after World War II, where farming life and traditional values collide with urban ideals.
Storyteller and musician Inge-Lise Bjørnvig explores the works of author Jeppe Aakjær through recitation, harmonica, flute, and shared singing.
TV host Jørgen Skouboe shares his life story in the lecture 'Untamed by Nature', from childhood to his famous television shows, in conversation with journalist Dorthe Løwendahl Bomann.
Louise Lærke, director of Naturpark Åmosen, discusses the park's archaeological significance, development projects and outdoor recreation opportunities on West Zealand.
Learn pottery wheel techniques and create your own ceramic works at Tråden in Middelfart.
