Brædstrup Bibliotek is a branch of Horsens Municipality's library system and serves as a local cultural hub for the town and surrounding area. It lends books, e-books and audiobooks, and gives access to films and digital databases. Events for children and adults - author visits, film screenings and more - are held regularly. Outside staffed hours the building is open for self-service, and the library also handles citizen services such as passport applications and driving licence renewals.
Niels Wonges Vej 5, 8740 Brædstrup
Self-service every day 08:00-22:00. Staffed hours: Mon 13:00-17:00, Tue 13:00-17:00, Wed 10:00-14:00, Thu 13:00-18:00
A relaxed library gathering where you can knit or do other handicrafts while listening to a staff member read aloud from literature. Coffee and tea included, no booking needed.
A reading circle for small groups to explore short stories and poems through shared reading and discussion, led by a librarian.
Josie Rourke's Oscar-nominated film about Queen Mary Stuart and Elizabeth screens at the library. Free admission for children over 11.
A former Brædstrup police officer shares firsthand accounts of working with biker and gang environments, revealing their inner workings and impact on society.
Two Danish women share stories from their unplanned hitchhiking adventure across continents, exploring human connection, cultural encounters, and the courage it takes to travel with nothing but trust.
A children's theatre production based on Egon Mathiesen's classic, following a cat's journey to find the land of mice and the friendships discovered along the way.
Family-friendly Friday film about a boy seeking the mythical world of Kattopia and his father's adventure to find him.
Author Mette Finderup discusses her writing process and works with school classes on a collaborative storytelling challenge inspired by her book Babylons Stol.
Interactive children's event based on "The Word Troll", featuring storytelling, illustrations, singing, and collaborative creature design.
Bogturist is a unique book talk where children travel between booths meeting books across genres - from action and space rockets to love stories in a zombie universe.
A debate lecture on active euthanasia with Kirsten Dahl Knudsen, exploring the ethical questions and Danish attitudes toward the issue.
A cosy Christmas event at Brædstrup Library for toddlers and babies, with activities, book borrowing, and space for packed lunches.
