Aabenraa Bibliotek is the main public library in Aabenraa Municipality, run under Kulturhuse & Biblioteker Aabenraa. It lends books, e-books, audiobooks, films and games, and offers study facilities and internet access. The library network puts on around 500 events a year - author evenings, reading clubs, workshops and more. Self-service access with a health card is available every day from 7:00 to 22:00.
Haderslevvej 3, 6200 Aabenraa
Mon-Fri 08:00-18:00, Sat 08:00-15:00, Sun 11:00-15:00 (1 Sep-30 Apr). Self-service every day 07:00-22:00.
A French film about a young rapper from Paris who discovers the world of opera through an encounter with a renowned teacher, navigating between two worlds.
Author Niels Krause-Kjær discusses his novel about rural Denmark's transformation, based on a real travel journal discovered in the archives.
A singing session with insect songs and games for young children at Aabenraa Library.
Viking-themed day at Aabenraa Library with hands-on activities and a lecture by Kenneth Bøgh Andersen and Peter Madsen on the Valhalla universe.
A folk high school evening exploring Norse mythology with researcher Karen Bek-Pedersen, examining why myths matter and how they shape human understanding. Includes songs and refreshments.
The library's literature specialist reads short stories aloud and invites discussion. No preparation needed - come as you are to listen or join the conversation.
A relaxed book club for teenagers aged 13-16 where members share recommendations and discuss their reading without pressure.
Psychologist Dea Seidenfaden examines the roots of young people's distress, exploring societal expectations, education systems, and digital culture's impact on mental health.
Zone therapist Susan Lindhøj teaches parents on parental leave simple baby massage and zone therapy techniques to support digestion and sleep. Part of the parental café series at Aabenraa Library.
Michael Schøt discusses Danish politics and his book 'The Problem with Politics' in conversation with moderator Pernille at Aabenraa Library.
A classical music café for enthusiasts exploring eight centuries of musical tradition through themed sessions, featuring both canonical works and overlooked gems.
Three experts discuss the Green Tripartite, a nationwide initiative linking nature, climate and water through new projects, with focus on what it means for Aabenraa Municipality.
An open book club event at the library where you can meet fellow readers, get reading recommendations, and explore starting or joining a book group.
Opera singers Julie Vilstrup and Thomas Storm introduce children to the world of opera through singing, voice exercises, and a short opera based on a familiar fairy tale.
A Norwegian drama about Sámi identity and resistance to a hydroelectric dam in 1979. Coffee and tea are served, with discussion to follow.
A monthly book club at Aabenraa Library for children aged 9-12, where young readers share recommendations and discuss their favourite books together.
Dyslexia mentor Christian Bock shares his personal story and practical tools for living with dyslexia, addressing people with dyslexia and professionals alike.
Author Kim Fupz Aakeson discusses his novel about a man released from prison embarking on a long walk, sharing insights from his research and interviews with inmates.
A librarian reads short stories aloud for cancer patients, relatives, and bereaved people over coffee or tea. Breaks allow for conversation, but simply listening is equally welcome.
A creative workshop where you fold and shape leaves from old book pages to decorate the library's tree at Aabenraa Library.
A reading marathon and manga drawing workshop for children and teens, combining books, quizzes, and hands-on instruction from comic artist Line Nordskjold.
A lecture on soil composition and plant health with Hervé Lognonné, sharing four decades of organic gardening expertise and natural methods for improving garden soil.
An evening about N.F.S. Grundtvig's literary works and life - exploring the myths and realities of one of Danish cultural history's most significant figures.
The film club screens an Italian Oscar candidate from 2022 at Aabenraa Library and discusses it over coffee and tea.
Clement Kjersgaard explores challenges to Danish democracy in a lecture followed by coffee, reflection and group discussion.
An instructor from Southern Jutland Fire and Rescue teaches parents on parental leave first aid for babies and young children, covering airway obstruction, infant CPR, fever and febrile seizures.
Students and teachers from Aabenraa Music School perform classical and rhythmic Danish music at the library, with solo and group performances plus community singing.
Philosopher Jacob Birkler discusses death as something we can learn to relate to, with songs from the High School Songbook and refreshments during the break.
Library bus trip to the BogForum book fair with breakfast, free coffee, and entertainment. Departing from Aabenraa Library at 07:10.
A practical guide to planning train holidays across Scandinavia and Europe, covering ticket booking, travel tips, and sustainable destinations accessible by rail.
Adrian Lloyd Hughes, known from DR's "Taste Judges", gives a lecture on good and bad taste and invites the audience to discuss who sets the standards for artistic value.
Minecraft YouTubers Mikkel and Emil from TrierGaming meet children at the library, sharing stories from their channel, their Forræder appearance, and the purchase of their Swedish island.
A lecture on Denmark's evolution as a surveillance society with professor Peter Lauritsen from Aarhus University, exploring the implications for everyday life, culture, and democracy.
A seven-session book club at Aabenraa Library where members read and discuss Danish novels nominated for the DR Novel Prize, with participants voting on the winner.
Author Erik Lindsø explores the traditional male role and its transformation through societal change, questioning whether men today lack role models to guide them.
Solve a mystery with your team at Crime Saturday. Bring 3-5 people or find teammates on site, then work together to crack the case.
Investigation chief Bent Isager-Nielsen discusses his work on murder cases, modern police methods, and current criminal cases affecting Denmark.
A maternity café at Aabenraa Library where parents on parental leave can try fabric printing on their own white clothing with design assistance.
A festive sing-along with Christmas songs for young children at the library, with the chance to share packed lunches afterwards.