Biblioteket på KulturØen is the main library of Middelfart Kultur & Bibliotek, housed in the KulturØen building since it opened in 2005. The building was designed by architect John Lassen of Schmidt Hammer Lassen and sits on an artificial island by the Lillebælt strait. The library spans two floors - children and young people on the ground floor, adults above - and was thoroughly redesigned in 2016 by Rosan Bosch Studio. The same building also contains Panorama Biografen, a restaurant and tourist information.
Havnegade 6, 5500 Middelfart
Self-service Mon-Fri 07:00-20:00, Sat-Sun 07:00-17:00 (staffed hours more limited)
A creative workshop for children where paper rolls and recycled materials transform into fantastic animals as part of the Climate People's Meeting.
Share your dreams about waste on a piece of trash at this participatory art event on the KulturØ square, part of Middelfart's Climate Assembly.
An artistic exhibition exploring ice-sheet crystals under polarized light, combining science and aesthetics with climate narratives from the Niels Bohr Institute.
Author Thomas Boberg discusses his novel 'Insula' about life on a Danish island - freedom, community, and challenges - in conversation with literary mediator Simon Lund Petersen.
Author Shëkufe Heiberg explores utopian imagination as a way to challenge limiting future scenarios and invents new language for nature's phenomena.
Learn the art of visible mending from textile educator Anna Kjær Voss - bring a garment and try simple repair and embroidery techniques.
Nomad Men brings their handmade 'La Boom Machine' to KulturØ-pladsen - a quirky street performance with music, dance and shared movement for all ages.
Community singing event celebrating landscape and seasons at KulturØen in Middelfart, part of the Climate Assembly.
Emma from the children's show Kreabix transforms scrap materials into art with audience participation and creative imagination.
A guided walk and talk exploring the exhibition 'Quotations from the Ice', which combines art with climate research and ice-core data from Greenland.
Merete Pryds Helle explores the climate crisis through social critique and history, examining what animals' intelligence can teach us about humanity's role in the environmental emergency.
Two music and rhythm sessions for young children and families at KulturØen: ages 2-3 at 10:00 and family rhythm ages 1-5 at 11:00. Free, no registration needed.
Interactive exhibition for children with puppet theatre, toy shop, blacksmith's workshop, and costumes inspired by 'Little Virgil'.
A monthly creative workshop open to all skill levels, with changing themes each month and access to the library's materials and inspiration from fellow participants.
Free repair café where volunteers help fix clothes, electronics, toys, and other items that fit on a table.
A storytelling and writing workshop for young people combining imagination with reality through exercises and improvisation. Seven Monday sessions in two age groups.
Theatre director Thomas Bay performs an afternoon of Danish folk songs at the piano, featuring selections from Højskolesangbogen.
A family-friendly book event where children from 5 years old gather around a themed book - with storytelling, discussion, and creative activities.
A casual knitting café at the Library on KulturØen where knitters of all levels gather on the second Wednesday of each month.
A quiet reading session where you bring your own book and read in a shared room with tea and snacks. No pressure to talk or share - just peaceful time to read at your own pace.
Christian Groes explores neurodiversity and how we can build a more inclusive society. Free for people under 28.
Free shared reading session at the Library on KulturØen in Middelfart, open to all with no advance preparation needed.
An afternoon exploring how local associations can contribute to the UN sustainable development goals through talks and a collaborative workshop.
Three musicians perform classic songs from 'Sylvester og Svalerne' and their own repertoire in an intimate folk music concert.
A lecture on hormones, health and wellbeing during menopause, with practical advice on diet, habits and lifestyle.
A visual performance with poetry and humour for the youngest children and their adults, where patterns and images transform magically.
A guided nature walk exploring the rutting season of deer alongside literary perspectives on human courtship and desire drawn from contemporary fiction.
The autumn Classical Listening Club features Mahler's Fourth Symphony - a musical journey through celestial bells and folk melodies, ending with a soprano solo capturing childhood's vision of paradise.
An interactive Halloween quiz where visitors explore the exhibition, answer trivia about Halloween and spooky creatures, and compete for prizes.
A lecture on Europe's security and future in light of war and American withdrawal, organized by Lillebælt Folkeuniversitet.
Singer Nicolaj Cornelius explores the life and music of Danish composer Kai Normann Andersen, from his famous melodies to his private world.
The library at KulturØen holds a book sale featuring books, magazines, CDs, and comics for all ages. Proceeds support new library acquisitions.
A family dance party with theatre, props and DJ for all ages. Halloween-themed, so come in costume if you like.
Create your own spooky-cozy lantern at this hands-on workshop for children in the Children's Library.
Philosopher Jakob Lovas debates AI's impact on democracy and education in a philosophical café setting on KulturØen.
M.C. Hansen Solo blends American folk and rock with storytelling and Danish folk-school songs in a concert organized by the folk music association GUF.
Klassikerklubben discusses Ernest Hemingway's 'The Sun Also Rises' at Biblioteket på KulturØen in Middelfart.
A concert performance blending Bach, Mozart and other composers with theatre as Trio Arizzo and Celeste Borchorst Faurschou explore work and life balance through history.
A lecture exploring the divide between people and elites in Western democracies, and how rediscovering popular community can strengthen democracy.
An interactive panel where three AI experts answer your questions about artificial intelligence and its role in everyday life.
A guided literary walk with facilitator Simon Lund Petersen exploring nature and place through the poetry of Thomas Boberg, with coffee and conversation along the way.
Pianist Hans Esbjerg and double bassist Anders Ammitzbøll present this year's Spil Dansk song evening with selections from the Danish folk song collection.
A children's theatre show about Alfons Åberg learning to tell fantasy from reality. Recommended for ages 3-8.
Author Iben Mondrup presents her novel 'How Can We', a personal story about childhood in Greenland, family life, and the search for home.
Nanna Larsen and Ivan Pedersen perform their own musical repertoires in Middelfartsalen at Biblioteket på KulturØen.
Textile artist Nina Ferlov explores food, sustainability and craft through watercolours, embroidery and upcycled textiles in this talk about everyday creativity and environmental responsibility.
A music and movement activity for young children and their caregivers with dancing, hopping, drumming and playful props.
A creative Christmas workshop where children and families can make their own festive decorations with glitter and sparkles at the Library on KulturØen.
Four independent publishers present their work and books at the library. The ticket includes a sandwich, beverages and a sweet treat.
A cosy morning of embroidery and Christmas storytelling at KulturØen, with materials and refreshments included.
Author Niels Krause-Kjær discusses his novel 'Ude for uden', which connects agricultural history with the climate debate through the story of Svend and an inherited travel journal.
Kasper Buch Duo performs an intimate concert focused on the stories behind the songs, arranged by the folk music association GUF.
Chief 1 shares his story of depression and recovery, performing live music at the Sindssyg God Søndag event.
Author Glenn Bech discusses his childhood and literary work with priest and critic Henriette Bacher Lind at this intimate conversation event.
Join Snoghøjkoret from Fredericia for a participatory singing experience where no musical background is needed.
A guided sensory walk through the park with headphones, stories, and live performers inviting you to connect with plants and nature through all your senses.
Ida Thorsted performs excerpts from her solo show 'Alderdommen Nu Til Dags' alongside new material, turning everyday observations into sharp, self-ironic comedy.
Poet Brit Andresen Hau reads from her work at Sindssyg God Søndag, exploring the depths and humor in her writing.
Stine performs poetry and songs from her upcoming album, openly sharing her experiences with anxiety and depression through both depth and humor.
Author Amalie Langballe discusses grief, relationships and the body in her novels with literature facilitator Maria Guldager Rasmussen.
Signe Svendsen shares stories about her childhood shaped by love and change, her relationship with her mother, and performs music.
Author Mette Reinhardt Jakobsen discusses her character Bitte and her fearless approach to life in conversation with literary mediator Maria Guldager Rasmussen.
Community singing session led by choir conductor Kirstine Kjærulff Ravn at Biblioteket på KulturØen, part of the Sindssyg God Søndag programme.
A theatrical performance with circus acts and interactive moments that moves through Teglgårdsparken and the museum garden, created by Kompagni47 as part of Sindssyg God Søndag.
A creative event where participants write poetry that is hung on strings to form a shared banner. Part of Sindssyg God Søndag in Middelfart.
An interactive textile installation where children and families weave recycled materials into large frames, creating a shared artwork together. Developed by artist Cecilia de Jong.