Åby Bibliotek on Ludvig Feilbergs Vej is part of Aarhus Bibliotekerne and serves the Åbyhøj neighbourhood west of Aarhus. The library's origins trace back to a book collection at Aaby Skole in 1854, while the current building opened in 1971. Alongside lending and events, it houses a Borgerservice office and the Åby-Åbyhøj local history archive.
Ludvig Feilbergs Vej 7, 8230 Åbyhøj
Børnebiffen is a monthly film screening for young children at Åby Bibliotek, featuring 4-6 short films around a shared theme. Perfect for daycare groups, parents, and grandparents.
A reading community for girls aged 12-16 discussing YA and fantasy books, meeting monthly with discussion and snacks.
Photographer Line Krøll's exhibition exploring grief, loss and memory at Åby Bibliotek. Works from the Anatomiae Melancholiae project investigate anticipatory grief through photography, text and video.
Photographer Line Krøll presents a photo exhibition exploring anticipatory grief - the sorrow that emerges before loss becomes real. The exhibition is part of a thematic series including a book concert and a fireside reading.
Musician Kenneth Thordal presents his debut novel 'Fnok', a story of grief and loss, in a book concert combining music and spoken word at Åby Library.
Gunhild Edelberg showcases her abstract acrylic paintings and collages at Åby Library. The artist explores chance, paper textures, and spontaneous creation in her work.
Weekly craft café at the library where knitting, crochet, and embroidery enthusiasts gather with coffee and tea.
A monthly repair workshop where volunteers help fix broken items using shared tools and expertise. Held the first Thursday of each month with refreshments.
Children's flea market at Åby Library featuring secondhand toys and clothing. Refreshments including coffee, tea and water are served.
Children's flea market at Åby Library where private sellers offer toys, clothing, and equipment. Each seller gets one table for their goods.
A baby massage workshop for parents with infants, teaching techniques to strengthen bonding and ease common issues like sleep problems and digestive discomfort.
Free IT help at Åby Library every Thursday morning - drop in without booking to get assistance with your tech questions, and bring your laptop or tablet if you'd like.
Helena and Anja read literary texts about grief by a bonfire in Åby Library's garden. A reflective evening exploring loss, longing, and resilience.
Architect Steen Gissel discusses the future development and vision for the Åbyhøj neighbourhood.
A word-bingo game where library staff read aloud from a story while you mark off words on your card. Coffee and prizes included. Free, but registration required.
A bonfire evening at Åby Library exploring our digital lives - apps, screens, and online presence. Join a guided conversation about screen time as both a work tool and a way to relax.
An informal creative gathering where you bring your own craft project and meet others without instructors or a set programme.
A musical birthday celebration for Rasmus Klump's 75th anniversary, with singing, dancing, and a chance for children to meet the character in person.
A creative afternoon of linocut printing and literary readings at Åby Library - make your own bookmarks while enjoying coffee and artistic texts.
Author Palle Hansen-Skov presents his latest historical novel with readings and discussion of research, writing craft, and the art of historical fiction.
Author Jasmin Hansen reads from her debut collection and discusses her journey into short-story writing and speculative fiction.
A literary evening where library staff share their favorite reads and discuss the literature they work with.
A lecture on the biology of aging and the latest research into why we age and how to live longer and healthier lives.
Interactive coding workshop for 1st graders where children learn to program small BeeBots through play with mazes and tracks.
A professional improvisation show from children's theatre HonningBanden, where hats and children's imagination create magical stories. For ages 3-10 and the whole family.
A movement class for babies aged 3-10 months combining play, song and gentle physical activity to develop body awareness and strengthen parent-child bonding.
Author Keld Conradsen discusses his novel 'Det gode menneske' and his literary work at Åby Bibliotek.
Health visitor Anne from Søvnhuset.dk offers practical guidance on sleep habits and bedtime routines for parents of young children.
An interactive coding workshop where Grade 0 students meet BeeBots and learn to program small robots through play and mazes.
A talk on how mobile phones and Chromebooks can help dyslexic children with reading and writing.
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.
Marie Junker Boesen explores how small farms can address modern agriculture's challenges through local food production, rural community building, and sustainable practices.
Decorate porcelain with mandala-inspired patterns in this free workshop for adults, guided by volunteers from Usbekiske Initiativer.
The library brings LEGO building to market day in Åbyhøj, where children can create sea creatures for a shared aquarium and earn chocolate coins.
A creative workshop where you can make your own bookmarks using linocut printing. All materials are provided, and you're welcome to stay beyond the official closing time.
A 40-minute workshop on how AI language tools work, using group activities to explore the processes behind them. Free and open to all adults with no technical background required.