37 events for the next 18 months
Artist Anna Weber Henriksen leads a workshop where children and adults explore earth as an artistic material through colours, textures and imprints.
A storytelling workshop for children aged 6-7 where a troll character builds a story about cunning, strength and courage together with the young participants.
An intimate reading event at Skovgaard Museum, featuring an introduction to the current exhibition and curated texts read aloud among the artworks.
Author Niels Krause-Kjær discusses his prize-winning novel about rural Denmark and generational change, based on his father's century-old travel journal.
Author and priest Anette Ejsing discusses her new book about the Lord's Prayer, featuring readings, reflection and conversation.
A library reading guide shares short stories and poems, pausing to discuss the texts with participants over coffee. No preparation needed; registration required due to limited capacity.
Former police assistant Peter Pedersen recounts his time as a sheriff in Qaanaaq, the world's northernmost city, navigating social challenges in an isolated Arctic community.
A romantasy celebration at the library featuring a quiz, creative workshop, and book recommendations for fans of Sarah J. Maas and the genre's most addictive tropes.
A discussion group exploring feminism, gender and power through conversation. Viborg Libraries hosts three evening sessions in late August, September and October.
A reading circle where participants share their reading experiences and read together. All books and audiobooks are welcome.
A communal morning singing session at Viborg's main library, led by health director Kristine Strange with piano accompaniment and church singer Lis Bæk. All are welcome to join or listen, with coffee served afterwards.
Historian Esben Bøgh Sørensen traces Danish agriculture's transformation from mechanization to green transition, as 200,000 small farms consolidated into fewer than 6,000 specialized businesses.
Professor Johannes N. Frandsen explores H.C. Andersen's literary genius through the lens of Christianity, natural science, folklore, and the author's personal life journey.
Lecturer Niels Bjerre-Poulsen from the University of Southern Denmark discusses the American midterm election, presidential power, and threats to democracy.
A reading club where eight members discuss six contemporary Danish novels and vote on the winner of the DR Romanprisen.
Özlem Cekic and Jair Melchior discuss what holds communities together in times of uncertainty, exploring hope, faith and human connection in a moderated conversation.
A guided group reading where a reading guide shares texts about crises, hope, and community, followed by group discussion. No preparation needed.
Senior researcher Stig Roar Svenningsen from the Royal Danish Library discusses the 1977 Warsaw Pact attack plan and its potential impact on Denmark and the Viborg region.
An hour of entertaining and thoughtful stories read aloud on the balcony of Viborg Main Library, with coffee.
Writing workshop for aspiring authors exploring Danish legendary creatures and eerie tales. Four Saturdays in November at Hovedbiblioteket in Viborg - free, no experience needed.
A singing session exploring songs from the Danish folk songbook, reflecting on their meaning and melodies. Open to anyone with an interest in singing.
The Danish Nature Conservation Association's Viborg branch holds its annual meeting with reports on the past year's activities and upcoming plans.
A lecture afternoon exploring how our understanding of God has evolved across different historical periods, led by theologian Henning Kjær Thomsen.
Author Nicole Boyle Rødtnes presents three novels with compelling characters and magical worlds at Viborg Libraries.
An inspiration evening where Rikke from Bogkreds.dk presents tools for reading clubs at Hovedbiblioteket in Viborg.
Architect Arne Høi discusses Viborg's designation as a national cultural heritage site and explores how to balance preservation with the city's future development.
Lecture with Torben Rif on mental freedom and personal development. Learn practical tools to break patterns and stand stronger in yourself.
Mayor Katrine Fusager Rohde shares reflections on her first year leading Viborg, discussing key decisions, challenges, and the realities of local leadership.
Librarians read aloud while participants knit or listen. Coffee and tea provided, and knitting book suggestions are welcome.
Two speakers explore the archive's role in literature and artistic practice at this evening event on Hald Hovedgård, followed by a dinner inspired by Peter Seeberg.
Domprovst Thomas Frank presents a lecture on Ansgar, the historical missionary, exploring his life, monastic vocation, and missionary work through stories and reflection.
Four storytellers present the oral traditions of the people, each with their own programme - from Copenhagen nightlife to classic folk tales and Evald Tang Kristensen's collections.
Bodil Lodbjerg, a theologian and instructor at Diakonhøjskolen, explores the pioneering women who established social institutions and shaped Denmark's welfare state in the late 19th century.
Storyteller Lisbeth Weitemeyer explores Christmas traditions through the ages, with a Lucia procession by Viborg Cathedral Choir and coffee afterwards.
Peter Møller Pedersen explores David Bowie's career from glam rock to his Berlin years and lasting artistic legacy. Local beer and soft drinks available.
The librarians at Hovedbiblioteket share their personal book favorites from 2026 - novels, crime fiction, and non-fiction. With coffee and cake from Søster lagkage.
Music historian Henrik Engelbrecht explores 125 years of Danish musical life and the association's evolution.
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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.