Birkerød Bibliotek is the main library of Rudersdal Bibliotekerne, situated on Stationsvej 38 close to Birkerød S-train station. The building complex - which also housed the former town hall - was designed by architects Ib and Jørgen Rasmussen and opened in 1980. The library has sections for adults and children and regularly hosts events, talks and courses. Outside staffed hours, self-service access is available, and meeting rooms can be booked by residents and local associations.
Stationsvej 38, 3460 Birkerød
Mon-Fri 10:00-18:00 (staffed), self-service Mon-Fri 07:00-10:00, Sat-Sun 07:00-18:00 (staffed Sat 10:00-14:00)
Free IT help for seniors at Ældre Sagen's IT Café - drop in without an appointment and get assistance from volunteers with your IT problems.
Documentary screening of 'Frø' with director Isabelle Denaro, followed by a seed swap market and refreshments at Birkerød Library.
Free repair café where volunteers help you fix your belongings. Bring your own spare parts; tools are provided.
Former DR journalists Anne Haubek and Thomas Ubbesen share firsthand accounts from Ukraine, presenting testimony from ordinary people living through the war and offering an overview of the current military and political situation.
Create your own monster hand puppet with guidance from an artist at Birkerød Library, part of the Birkerød Kulturnat festival with the 2026 theme "Monster".
Author Thomas Knappe performs his interactive story with scenery and props, letting children shape the ending through their choices, followed by a workshop where they design their own monster hunter.
A guided shared reading at Birkerød Library centred on the Golden Days theme of Monster, with a librarian leading discussion of the text.
A cultural evening at Birkerød Library featuring children's puppet-making and theatre, adult lectures and reading groups, plus activities from local associations.
Witchcraft historian Maria Østerby Elleby explores the witch hunts of Europe and Denmark from the 1500s-1600s, examining the feared beliefs that lay behind the accusations.
A monthly book discussion group at Birkerød Library where reading enthusiasts share recommendations and talk about books.
Katrine Capion-Kolstrup shares her recovery from a serious concussion and presents the 'Small Steps Big Wins' method - a practical approach to creating change through small, manageable actions.
Monthly introduction evening to Warhammer Warcry at the library - try the game without needing to buy equipment first.
Stephanie Donsø presents her wordless picture book FJER, followed by a creative workshop where children make their own feathers.
Professor Peter Teglberg Madsen from Aarhus University presents a lecture on the ocean's largest creatures and their hunting behaviour. A free science evening for all interested.
Jette Torp sings and shares stories while the audience knits or crochets. An intimate concert featuring songs by Anne Linnet, Carl Nielsen and The Carpenters.
Wordless puppet theatre about an elderly woman on a park bench who encounters unexpected visitors. A warm story about connection and friendship for children and adults.
Free workshop on motor development and sensory stimulation for babies at Birkerød Library, no advance booking needed.
Professor Klaus Mølmer from the Niels Bohr Institute discusses quantum computers in this public science lecture.
A cultural history journey through Austria exploring music, nature, and artistic life. Librarian Jesper Christoffersen and literature educator Julie Garde guide you through Salzburg, Vienna, Tyrol, and the Danube region.
Three university researchers discuss coffee from different perspectives: agricultural value chains, botany, and medical nutrition research.
A talk about saying no with love and setting boundaries. Free event for everyone at Birkerød Library.
Senior researcher Annette Bruhn from Aarhus University gives a lecture on seaweed and marine ecology at Birkerød Library.
Literary editor Jes Stein Pedersen explores men's literature and masculine identity through works by Hemingway, Knausgård, Rooney and other authors.
Children's librarian Maria Björnsdottir Tanev shares practical advice on using books and reading to support your child's language development from the earliest months.
Practical first-aid course for parents focusing on babies and small children. Former Falck paramedic John Petersen from Simpel Førstehjælp shows how to prevent accidents and respond correctly when injury happens.
A music and movement session for babies aged 2-12 months and their parents, led by music educator Kristine Fliis Hanskov, featuring songs, dances, and sensory activities.
Artist Kræsten Krum Byskov discusses the meaning of art in his life and his current work inspired by Picasso.