Albertslund Bibliotek has been the main public library in Albertslund since 1964, situated on Bibliotekstorvet in the town centre. Its collection covers books, e-books and audiobooks, and the library runs a regular programme of talks, reading clubs and cultural events. The municipal Borgerservice office shares the building, handling passports, health cards and digital citizen services.
Bibliotekstorvet 2, 2620 Albertslund
An exhibition of invented birds with distinctive personalities - raw, funny and surprising all in one.
Ukrainian music festival featuring Skryabin and Hudaki Village at Albertslund Library, with folk and rock performances celebrating Ukrainian culture.
Authors Anne-Grethe Bjarup Riis and Thomas Rydahl discuss their Egeskov series and the creative process of co-writing. An informal conversation about collaboration, historical inspiration and the craft of writing.
Artist Marie Falkenberg Mortensen presents her universe of fantastical birds from the Kanalen Quarter in Albertslund - peculiar creatures with personality and purpose.
A day of mushroom science, poetry and nature exploration. Meet cultivators, researchers and artists at Biotopia's mushroom station in Albertslund.
Celebrate Thomas the Giant's 10th birthday with a free building workshop using recycled materials and giant refreshments in Kongsholmparken.
Live drawing session paired with readings and music at Albertslund Library, featuring the library's own musicians and a professional model - open to all skill levels.
Lecture on neurodiversity with Nanna Marie von Qualen, exploring ADHD, autism, and practical strategies for thriving in work life.
Biographical film about Michael Jackson with his nephew in the lead role, exploring the pop icon's life through his music.
A creative workshop where you bedazzle your favorite books with rhinestones inspired by the BookTok trend. Music, snacks, and book chat await ages 11+.
A Red Cross consultant shares insights from Ukraine about how the war has reshaped daily life and the humanitarian efforts to support affected communities.
Documentary about Billie Eilish introduced by high school students, followed by music bingo in the MusikTeatret foyer.
Interactive science event for children with taxidermied animals, a live snake, and magnified insects where kids can touch and guess.
Creative workshop for young children featuring a read-aloud and insect collage-making. Led by Rasmus Satto at the library.
Psychologist Kristian Bjerre discusses dyslexia diagnosis, psychological aspects, rights, and practical tools including AI solutions for managing daily life with dyslexia.
Documentary portrait of artist Lydmor, built on five years of footage, with director Sebastian Cordes introducing the film and discussing the creative process behind this intimate study.
A romantasy-themed evening with book discussions, quizzes, and reading recommendations at Albertslund Library. Open to all experience levels.
Danish-Ukrainian pianist Elisabeth Holmegaard Nielsen explores the Ukrainian tone in classical music through stories and piano examples spanning from Central European classics to contemporary voices.
Documentary screening of 'The Librarians' exploring how American librarians defend free speech and democracy, followed by a moderated debate on censorship with Anette Thede from Dansk PEN.
Bogbusters is a monthly book club for children aged 10 and up, featuring creative activities inspired by literature and early access to new releases.
Author Jesper Wung-Sung discusses his new novel 'Sandøs rose', which brings a fictional supporting character from a Danish classic to life.
Food enthusiasts from over 100 nationalities in Albertslund share stories and tastings from their homelands, celebrating the city's diverse culinary heritage.
Director Emil Næsby Hansen presents his documentary about the band Aphaca, portraying the four musicians as people rather than as artists. The film is part of a four-film series shown by Albertslund Library in collaboration with Musikteatret.
Music expert Søren Koch explores Danish rock music's evolution in the 1960s through a concert lecture combining stories and live musical examples.
Language researcher Marianne Rathje from Dansk Sprognævn explores how emojis are affecting Danish and the evolution of language in the modern era.
Bandurist Anastasiia Kyshkovska and flutist Liam Larsen perform music with roots in Finnish and Ukrainian tradition, from folk melodies to contemporary works.
Avisen Live is an autumn event at Albertslund Library featuring literature, theatre, music, artistic workshops, and communal dining among the shelves.
Ukrainian romantic comedy about an art critic seeking a fresh start in Croatia after heartbreak, with a mystery involving a Gauguin masterpiece. Ukrainian snacks served before the film.
Astrophysicist Lars Occhionero explores Ole Rømer's groundbreaking 1676 discovery of the speed of light and the remarkable life of the Danish Renaissance scientist who made it.
Albertslund Library celebrates the centenary of Winnie the Pooh with a winter exhibition featuring the beloved bear from the Hundred Acre Wood.
Philosopher Kresten Lundsgaard-Leth examines Socrates' paradox between the pursuit of truth and doubt, and what it reveals about facing today's crises.
A cosy performance of teddy bear stories and sing-alongs for children from age 2, where kids can bring their own cuddly friend.
Bulgarian and Macedonian folk music with asymmetrical rhythms and traditional circle dances where the audience can join in.
Meet the dyslexia advisor at the library to get answers about dyslexia, assistive tools, and reading support. The librarian will help you find books suited to your interests and level.
Professor Bent Meier Sørensen from CBS discusses how Big Tech and social media have infiltrated our daily lives and function as geopolitical tools weakening democracies.
Overnight reading marathon at Albertslund Library for ages 10-15, featuring books, games, a night run, vegetarian meals and breakfast.
Jakob Fälling's light installation 'Lost and found in times of war' is projected onto MusikTeatret's facade in two versions - in Ukrainian and Danish. Afterwards, the audience meets the artist at the library for conversation and hot coffee.
A debate on why Danes worry about climate change but don't change their behaviour. Two experts explore how climate action can become a shared public concern.
Straylight Band presents an evening of live music, images and film clips exploring Bob Dylan's life and songs through 12 carefully selected numbers.
A children's theatre production based on A.A. Milne's beloved story of Winnie the Pooh and his friends. Approximately 40 minutes long, suitable for children from age 3.
Artist Mikael Hansen presents four decades of land art practice, from early projects in the Wadden Sea to recent international works in South Korea, Germany, and Italy.
Open meeting of the Nature Group where citizens can discuss projects and share ideas. No registration needed.
Author Kim Leine discusses his new novel 'Olavs hus' and how he works with his own family history in this trilogy.