58 events for the next 18 months
A guided tour exploring Horsens' history during the German occupation, focusing on the resistance movement and how the occupation changed daily life.
Family-friendly guided tour of Erik A. Frandsen's exhibition followed by hot chocolate and pastries in the museum café.
British atomic physicist and award-winning magician Dr. Matt Pritchard explores how our brains deceive us through optical illusions, demonstrations, and experiments in this English-language lecture.
Horsens Library hosts a cosy morning of read-aloud literature and handicrafts. Coffee and tea provided, no registration needed.
Journalist Sofie Rud discusses Trump's Greenland ambitions and the implications for Danish foreign policy and Denmark's relationship with the USA.
Author lecture with Carl-Christian Okking discussing his debut novel about the harsh realities of professional football and the cost of chasing dreams.
Sold-out workshop exploring how the physical intuition of football can inspire creative writing through body-based exercises and experimentation.
A reading experience for children based on the book Rokkearm, featuring read-aloud sessions, creative activities, and physical play. Free event at the Children's Library in Horsens.
A library event showcasing comics and graphic novels across genres for readers seeking alternatives to traditional books.
DN Horsens annual meeting featuring a public lecture, followed by statutory business and board elections.
Horsens Library gathers children's book clubs for a reading festival featuring author Nicole Boyle Rødtnes, who has written over 100 books for young readers.
Author Nicole Boyle Rødtnes discusses her literary journey and book series Iltjagt, Skyggehøj, and Elverdans, with a Q&A session and a book prize for the best question.
Allan Skou Larsen and Flemming Ahlgreen tell the story of Horsens pubs over a century - featuring drama, portraits, and entertaining anecdotes from their book.
Conference exploring young readers' identities through talks on comics, book clubs, and reading taste, with participation from local youth book clubs.
Bent Riis explores the hidden world of prisons in a lecture at the Prison Museum in Horsens.
A lecture tracing Copenhagen's war speculators and their extravagant lives - from goulash barons to stock-market fortunes, morphine, revolvers and the roaring 1920s.
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.
Danish-Iranian author Shekufe Tadayoni Heiberg discusses Iranian poetry as resistance and her work exploring identity and youth activism through literature.
Illustrator Karina Bækkelund leads a creative workshop inspired by Erik A. Frandsen's artistic colour universe and the work 'Homecoming'.
Book Tourist is an interactive book talk for children where students navigate between booths and discover new books across genres - from action to love stories. The event is sold out.
Family evening at Horsens Library with author Annegerd Lerche Kristiansen, who presents her Orla-nominated book "Petra's Diary". Pizza, stories and fun for the whole family.
Bogturist is an interactive book market day for school classes, where children explore different genres and take home a personalized inspiration list.
A lecture exploring the history, mechanisms, and therapeutic potential of psychedelic substances in treating mental health conditions and addiction.
A writers' community gathering with exercises, inspiration, and space to work on your own writing. Tea and coffee included.
A special guided tour at FÆNGSELSMUSEET in Horsens exploring death's presence throughout the prison's past, held in observance of All Souls' Day.
Journalist and author Karin Heurlin discusses her writing career and literary works at Frændes Madværk.
A free literature salon exploring Karl Ove Knausgård's literary themes, particularly his treatment of death in everyday life. No registration needed.
Crime workshop for children led by author Andreas Boeskov, where participants learn to write thrilling crime stories. The workshop is sold out.
Museum inspector Rasmus Barslund Grønbæk explores the criminal world of the 1800s through historical portraits at Horsens Museum.
Authors Stine Sillesen and Signe Ried present their picture book about letters on the run, with word games and language activities for children.
Professional manga illustrator from Tokyo Koko Kimura teaches Japanese drawing techniques for beginners in English.
A space-themed workshop combining astronomy facts and creative crafts, led by physicist and author Katrine Skovgaard.
Lorens Hedelund shares a lifetime of experiences crossing cultures and religions - from Pakistan and Afghanistan to the Middle East and Africa.
A quiet evening of reading, writing, and contemplation at Horsens Art Museum. Bring your book and notebook, enjoy provided coffee and tea, and join optional writing workshops and reflection.
Open morning meeting for business professionals in Horsens featuring networking, breakfast, and remarks from the mayor on local economic development.
A guided tour of the Nina Nowak special exhibition at Horsens Kunstmuseum, led by outreach coordinator Ida Visti.
Museum director Karsten M. Sørensen explores the summer of 1313, when Horsens became the stage for peasant revolt, royal power struggles, and executions - revealing how local events collided with Nordic high politics.
Historian Bodil Møller Knudsen shares the story of Queen Charlotte Frederikke and her connection to Horsens.
A ceramic workshop where you decorate handmade Christmas ornaments while enjoying mulled wine and festive music.
A lecture exploring human settlement and life at Horsens Fjord across 11,500 years, from the Ice Age to the birth of Christ, told through thousands of local archaeological discoveries.
An Art & Coffee event exploring the work of artist Michael Kvium, hosted by outreach coordinator Judith Høgh at Horsens Kunstmuseum.
Pernille Wahlgren gives a lecture on women's finances and financial independence at Forum Horsens.
Mediums Brit Christence Olsen and Birgittes Stilhoff Müller deliver messages from the deceased in an evening combining laughter, tears, and reflection.
Four crime writers and experts present their latest books at Horsens Library, discussing murder cases, criminal motives, and their new works.
Bishop Marianne Christiansen and Imam Naveed Baig explore inclusion, faith, and coexistence across religious divides in a dialogue lecture open to all.
Author Jesper Wung-Sung presents his literary work at an evening event in Horsens.
Author Leif Davidsen discusses his novel 'Requiem for Russia' and shares insights from three decades of travels to Russia and Ukraine.
Historian Kasper H. Andersen explores the monk Ansgar's role in bringing Christianity to Denmark and his significance in Danish history over 1200 years.
Three Danish crime and children's authors discuss their latest works and writing at an evening event in Horsens, with book signings and audience questions.
Jette Torp presents a musical lecture with songs, stories, and readings while the audience knits or crochets.
A communal singing event led by Hanne Korsgaard Sundbøll, bringing people together through music and shared experience.
Museum inspector Lykke Nymann Jensen explores 19th-century Horsens' public brothel - a story of regulation, morality, and women's lives.
A cosy Christmas gathering with mulled wine, readings, and crafts for adults at Horsens Library.
A guided visit to Blå Kors' second-hand shop in Horsens, exploring how the store funds its social support work.
Author Maren Uthaug discusses her award-winning novels that have sparked controversy and passionate debate. An evening for readers of bold, challenging literature.
Anders Bæk explores AI-generated misinformation and fake news - how to recognize deepfakes and false content, and how to navigate safely in a world shaped by artificial intelligence.
Rolf and Ritter recount humorous tales from their cycling adventures at Tour de France.
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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.
