32 events for the next 18 months
A reading club that pairs classic 20th-century novels with modern retellings from women's perspectives, exploring familiar stories through new eyes.
A literary walk through Fredensborg Palace Garden exploring ancient myths and their traces in Western literature among classical motifs and references.
A guided tour through the exhibition AI & DIG at Fredensborg Library, where a guide from ENIGMA explores artificial intelligence and its impact on everyday life.
Season pass to Nødebo Folkeuniversitet 2026-27 grants access to all 8 lectures for 400 kr. - significantly cheaper than buying individual tickets.
Researcher Isabel Bramsen from Lund University explores how the logic of war can be transformed into the logic of peace in conflict-ridden times.
Fredensborg Library's reading club explores Tolstoy's 'War and Peace' with fellow readers. Meetings are held weekly to discuss one book section at a time.
A guided nature walk at Esrum Lake where you can observe and listen to bats with special equipment, and a nature guide helps identify the species present.
A lecture celebrating Fredensborg Palace Church's 300th anniversary, exploring Per Kirkeby's ceiling paintings and the chasubles designed by Queen Margrethe.
A reading club exploring insects in literature, from ants to butterflies. Discover how these creatures are gaining unprecedented literary attention as biodiversity declines.
Art historian Carsten Bach-Nielsen explores the 300-year history of Fredensborg Slotskirke, its architecture, and the connection between its artistic works and theological meaning.
A reading club for comic enthusiasts of all levels at Fredensborg Library, starting with Milo Manara's biographical comic about Caravaggio.
A book club for grades 5-6 exploring the Harry Potter universe through read-alouds, character discussions, and creative projects.
A Harry Potter book club for grades 2-4 at Fredensborg Library featuring read-alouds, character discussions, and creative activities.
A lecture on Laurits Tuxen's iconic painting of Christian 9. and his family, which connected Europe's royal houses. Rector Marianne Abrahamsen explores dynastic intrigue and the stories behind this masterpiece.
Helga Isager, founder of the yarn brand Isager, leads a talk and hands-on knitting workshop exploring design and traditional techniques at Fredensborg Library.
A literature expert shares how reading local books transformed her family's journey through 17 European countries, revealing hidden histories and cultures.
A lecture on cultural encounters and trade networks between China and Denmark-Norway in the 18th century, when the Danish Asiatic Company flourished.
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.
Art historian Birgitte Zacho explores three masters of Italian art and their influence on European painting across three linked lectures.
A lecture about cycling adventures in Greenland, exploring how the landscape is transforming and what that means for the people who live there.
Professor Poul Jørgen Jennum explores why sleep is essential for the brain and body, and why we cannot achieve more by sleeping less.
Ning de Coninck-Smith discusses how the Danish royal family has historically prepared its princes and princesses for their roles as regents and cultural icons.
A lecture exploring the latest research on how exercise functions as medicine and its health benefits.
Geologists Lars Boldreel and Stig Schack Pedersen discuss North Zealand's geological history - from the Ice Age to today, focusing on Gribskov's hills and the formation of Esrum Lake.
Former ambassador Lone Wisborg shares insights into modern diplomacy under strong leaders, drawing on experience from the US and NATO.
An evening with author Peder Frederik Jensen discussing his novels and reflections on contemporary society, human connection, and the search for purpose.
Art historian Birgitte Zacho examines three significant German painters across different periods - Dürer, Friedrich, and Richter - exploring what makes their work enduring.
Journalist and vicar Sørine Gotfredsen explores life force and hope through her podcast and book about Grundtvig and Kim Larsen.
Senior researcher Joachim Offenberg from Aarhus University explores the world of ants and garden insects, followed by hands-on microscopic observation.
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Nature guide Vibe Søndergaard leads you through Ulstrup Castle's grounds on a bat hunt using ultrasonic detectors. An adventurous evening for both adults and children, discovering Denmark's fascinating nocturnal wildlife.
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.
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.
A transformative workshop for women focused on mental health, personal growth, and networking with like-minded entrepreneurs.
Author Shëkufe Heiberg explores utopian imagination as a way to challenge limiting future scenarios and invents new language for nature's phenomena.
Author Thomas Boberg discusses his novel 'Insula' about life on a Danish island - freedom, community, and challenges - in conversation with literary mediator Simon Lund Petersen.
An afternoon of literary readings hosted by Vangedes Library Group at Gentofte Main Library.
A Friday story about designer Jens Damgaard Laugesen's reinterpretation of the iconic Angli shirt, where Herning's textile heritage meets contemporary fashion and art.
Award-winning children's author Rebecca Bach-Lauritsen leads a two-hour writing workshop to help you start your own children's book.
A guided morning walk along Middelfart's Ceramic Route with a curator from CLAY Ceramic Museum, featuring ceramic artworks displayed throughout the city.
Free workshop for art teachers at Dansk Jødisk Museum featuring a guided tour and discussion of a new curriculum exploring architecture and museum spaces.
An intimate poetry salon featuring 8 curated poets in the basement of Literaturhaus.
A philosophical salon evening with DR editor Carsten Ortmann discussing human and machine intelligence (AI), followed by audience debate.
Beginner Irish dancing class for adults under 30. Learn traditional choreographies to upbeat music, starting in soft shoes and progressing to hard step shoes.
Beginner Irish dancing class for adults over 30. Learn traditional choreography in soft and hard shoes with rhythmic music.
Politiken's editor-in-chief Christian Jensen discusses major Danish press investigations - from Edward Snowden to the Inger Støjberg scandal - and the whistleblowers behind them.
Emil Midé Erichsen shares his life as an adventurer - from circumnavigation to family sailing and over 300 lectures. A reflection on what we seek when adventure becomes about "us" instead of "I".
Civil engineer Henning R. Jensen explores how quantum physics reveals our power to shape our lives through thoughts, feelings, and beliefs.
A shamanic drum journey guided by Henrik Dyreholt at the full moon - meet your power animal and release what you are ready to let go of.
A lecture examining how our philosophical and religious worldviews shape our relationship with nature and contribute to the climate crisis.
A ceramic sculpture and modelling workshop running over seven Thursday evenings in autumn. Open to all skill levels.
The Odense Film Festival presents a lecture and portrait film about Faroese artist Bergithe Johannessen at Nordatlantisk Hus.
A guided walk exploring the nature and cultural heritage of Snoghøjgårdparken, starting from Snoghøj Højskole.
A three-hour inspiration workshop with artist Karen Marie Dehn on abstraction and embroidery based on the Æblehaven project. Open to both beginners and experienced participants.
A workshop on maintaining clean energy in relationships and staying connected with the people around you.
Free lecture on inheritance, wills and powers of attorney with legal experts from Jura Danmark. Dinner included.
A tasting journey through Spain's finest sparkling wines from Catalonia, featuring 10 different Cavas and concluding with two rare gems from Pepe Raventós' legendary vineyard.
Free lecture on inheritance, wills and powers of attorney with legal experts from Jura Danmark. Dinner included and opportunity to ask questions in a relaxed setting.
A relaxed, beginner-friendly Ukrainian language practice session using games and conversation to help you discuss summer experiences and past events in Ukrainian.
Breathwork workshop with Malin Barrling and Janesh Vaidya, where breathing techniques are tailored to each person according to Ayurvedic principles.
An evening of philosophy, translation, debate, and music bringing together students, researchers, and philosophy enthusiasts at LiteraturHaus.
Community dinner with vegetarian food and a talk on children's health at Prismen on Amager, held every other Thursday in odd-numbered weeks.
A communal dinner and podcast conversation with visual artist Ida Schrader and SamBiosen director Jeppe Dam Skriver exploring food, community and nature.
Warda and Therese al Belati discuss their journey from Iraq under Saddam Hussein to building a new life in Denmark in conversation with Paul Natorp.
A lecture exploring Dmitri Shostakovich's relationship with the Soviet regime and how his music was interpreted in both East and West.
Three cultural institutions in Randers explore the medieval period through history, literature, and art, with cocktails and mead.
Michala Petri and Bolette Roed present a lecture on the recorder's history with musical examples at Kanalhuset. Open to all ages with a chance to speak with the musicians.
Lecture with golfer Mads Vibe-Hastrup and a leader on handling breakdown and building resilience through stress profiling, emotional intelligence, and leadership under pressure.
Author and researcher Myriam Diatta discusses her new book on politically engaged creative practice, with a reading, conversation, and free entry.
A lecture at ARoS explores the boundaries between art and architecture, and when the two art forms merge.
Kenyan filmmaker Jinna Mutune Odede shares her work in film and culture, followed by the short film Cocoa Dreams and a meal from Sasaa.
Launch meeting for a new seed library where participants plan how the project will work. Everyone is welcome, regardless of experience.
Graphic design legend David Carson shares his revolutionary work and unbound creative process in a rare talk and Q&A at the Royal Danish Academy.
Beginner Irish dancing class for children aged 7 and up, learning fundamental traditional choreography to lively music.
An interactive nature walk where language becomes a tool to see nature anew. Based on Shekufe's dictionary 'The Verbs of Life', participants explore trees, birds, and streams through dialogue.
Randers Library's reading group discusses Rasmus Daugbjerg's novel "Trold". Free event with advance registration required.
A literary knitting café where each evening features an author through introduction, video interview, and readings. Knit, browse books, and enjoy coffee and cake in a relaxed setting.
A guided walk through the Bellevue neighbourhood with Flemming Noes-Rasmussen from the Gentofte Local History Society.
A special behind-the-scenes tour of Horsens Medieval Festival for newcomers to the city. Experience the splendour and drama of the Middle Ages from a unique perspective.
Free writing workshop with author Ole Ditlev Nielsen. Two hours of focused writing time using the Pomodoro technique for anyone working on a book or writing project.
A creative workshop where adults can try Black Out Poetry, transforming old book pages into personal poems and images using paint and collage techniques. All materials provided.
A guided walk through Farvergade's history around 1900, when the street was known for prostitution and taverns before its transformation. Archivist Peter Wessel Hansen shares stories of life among Copenhagen's more colorful residents.
Free guided tour through Frederiksstaden exploring how Copenhagen addresses climate challenges through modern urban planning and architecture.
An informal members' gathering with refreshments and talks about the upcoming Applaus season.
Author Niels Krause-Kjær discusses his novel 'Ude for uden', which connects agricultural history with the climate debate through the story of Svend and an inherited travel journal.
Educational workshop on geometry and mathematical awareness for kindergarten children at Høje Kolstrup School.
A 10-year anniversary guided tour of Frederiksstaden exploring Ofelia Plads, Sankt Annæ Plads and the area's transformation. Discover architectural qualities, climate adaptation and the new connection between city and harbour.
Anchoring and celebration meeting for the Strengthened Citizen Contact competence development programme in Hedensted Municipality.
A free literature salon celebrating author Steen Langstrup, whose work spans thrillers, crime novels, and social realism. Held at Horsens Library.
Four guided walking tours combining literature, discussion and outdoor activity. Each outing explores a different theme - AI, dogs, history and alcohol - through essays and fiction.
Professional-led workshop on sleep for new parents at Nyborg Library. Registration required.
Practical first aid course for parents and carers focusing on babies and young children. Three hours combining theory and intensive hands-on training in small groups.
Weekly baby music and movement sessions for infants aged 7-12 months, combining songs with crawling activities.
Postnatal yoga class for new mothers with their babies in a welcoming, flexible setting.
Meeting for organizational and business leaders on emergency preparedness and crisis management.
Information meeting about Socialtilsyn Syd's supervisory role for foster and support families, with focus on dialogue and exchange.
Contagious and Creative Circle present a Cannes Lions wrap-up with Alex Jenkins discussing how brands can thrive in uncertain times. Thursday 27th August at Grand Teatret.
Munkeruphus presents the launch of 'SFÆRISK - Kirsten Klein 80 Years', a book inspired by the acclaimed exhibition of artist Kirsten Klein's work.
Explore the Enneagram as a spiritual and psychological tool through the lens of Kashmir Shaivism, covering its applications in work, relationships, and personal awakening.
Full moon sound bath with Anne Viese in Valhalla - a mindfulness-based sound therapy using singing bowls and gongs to work with the body through tones and frequencies.
Nikolaj Kirk shares stories of his gastronomic travels around the world, exploring food cultures, cooking techniques, and culinary adventures through images and narratives from various countries.
An informative evening about blood bank operations, exploring how blood and plasma are collected, tested, and used to treat patients, plus the role of plasma in pharmaceutical production.
TV host and cookbook author Anne Hjernøe shares personal insights on navigating life's crises and rebuilding after difficult times.
A feminist reading club discussing provocative literature and gender perspectives. This session explores classic feminist texts through a male reading lens.
Software engineer Asger Græsholt explores how generative AI is transforming the art world, covering both the technology and its ethical implications for creative professionals.
Daniel Rye recounts his experience as an ISIS hostage and the legal battle that followed his release, exploring survival, freedom, and justice.
Civilingeniør Henning R. Jensen gives a lecture on how we create our own lives through thoughts, feelings and beliefs based on quantum physics principles.
An information meeting where Billund Municipality's municipal council presents the economic basis for the 2027 budget negotiations.
Art historian Anne-Mette Gravgaard explores the symbolic meaning of water in church art and religious imagery.
An introduction to artificial intelligence for beginners with no technical experience, covering practical AI concepts at the library.
Former DR journalists Anne Haubek and Thomas Ubbesen share personal accounts from their travels in Ukraine and discuss the war's impact on Europe, drawing on testimonies collected since the 2022 invasion.
Lecture on Jürgen Habermas' democratic thought and the conditions of public discourse today, examining polarization and the role of social media. Led by professor Christian F. Rostbøll from the University of Copenhagen.
A lecture on Habermas' theory of public discourse and democracy's ability to find common ground amid social media polarization and declining trust.
Rahbek's Salon explores Homer's Odyssey with speakers, communal singing, and wine - an evening on culture and nature at Vartov.
Free introduction to Antidote nasal spray with Andreas on the second floor of Borgernes Hus. Learn in five minutes to recognize and manage an overdose - and take a spray home.
An art historian guides you through Ordrupgaard's collection, highlighting overlooked works and revealing familiar paintings from fresh perspectives.
Author Pernille Stensgaard discusses horses in literature while recording an episode of the podcast "The Planetary Library" with host Kirstine Ersbøll Meyhoff.
A guided sailing tour on Svendborgsund with KAJA, featuring local historian Gustav Dybbro discussing the 60-year history of the ferry route and bridge.
Information meeting hosted by Egedal Municipality about a potential climate project in the Svinemosen area, open to landowners and interested parties.
A conversation salon exploring whether daily phone calls between Hannibal and his mother Pia reflect inherited anxiety from their family's wartime flight to Sweden.
Author Tine Høeg talks with Anne Glad about literature and creative writing at ARoS.
A five-session reading club exploring witches through history, folklore, and contemporary fiction. Free to join after registering from August 14.
A free open yoga and meditation class at Santhi Yoga in Herning for all levels, exploring how to find balance in daily life.
Linguist Michael Ejstrup and literature communicator Nanna Ask discuss how language shapes film and television - exploring dialects, intonation, and the power of linguistic choices to build character and identity.
Literary historian Niels Brunse presents a lecture on William Shakespeare and his works at Musikhuset Esbjerg.
Visual art workshop where young participants create their own works inspired by Nubim's artistic universe.
A reading club for children aged 9-12 to meet and share their love of books and reading.
A reading club for young people at Holstebro Library, meeting three times in autumn to discuss books across all genres - from fantasy to comics.
Free digital technology guidance at Nyborg Library - learn to use computers, tablets, and smartphones with help from library staff.
Archivist Adam Jon Kronegh from the Danish National Archives presents historical ship logs spanning three centuries and their role in understanding past and future climate.
