Brønshøj Vandtårn is a listed functionalist water tower from 1928, designed by architect Ib Lunding in reinforced concrete and standing 34 metres tall. It supplied Copenhagen with water until 1999 and has since been converted into a cultural venue. Inside, the ceiling soars more than 20 metres overhead, giving the space a striking reverberation that shapes everything from black metal and poetry to sound art and exhibitions. The tower is run by the cultural centre Pilegården and has no fixed opening hours - the programme determines when the doors are open.
Brønshøjvej 29, 2700 København
Opening hours follow the event programme
Guided tour inside the protected Brønshøj Water Tower from 1928, exploring its concrete interior and learning about its role in Copenhagen's water supply and cultural life today.
An open musical gathering at Brønshøj Vandtårn where you can participate or listen. Free entry, about one hour.
An interactive artwork where children and adults pull a 20-meter paper scroll to read the story of Bror. Artists Catrine and Victoria present the work through readings and open viewing.
Copenhagen artist Frida Brock explores microscopic life in soil through video installation and live performance with sound art at Debut Fest.
Miabella is an avantgarde orchestra blending folk, jazz, noise and Nordic sound. The ensemble explores themes of freedom and femininity, performing in designs by dopeDivaZ.
Sofie Birkum's debut exhibition at Brønshøj Vandtårn explores mental states and memories through photographs, objects, and spatial installations.
Marie Andersen presents the embroidery work "jeg øver" - an artistic project about repetition, where words become image and feeling through insistent, rhythmic stitching.
Electronic artist joY makes her debut at Brønshøj Water Tower with a cinematic sound universe of deep bass, ambient melancholy, and industrial textures where music becomes dramaturgy.
An experimental performance by the artist duo HagFags exploring witchcraft, control, and fluidity at Brønshøj Water Tower. The show blends drag, video, and sculpture in an occult office setting.
Niels Kruse debuts as Salig with electro-acoustic music exploring life on the edge - love, anger and identity. An intimate concert at Debut Fest.
Laurids Overgaard debuts as Lau with his band at Brønshøj Vandtårn, performing intimate Danish songs about growing up, values, and responsibility.
FRIHED presents electronic music built on soft synth pads and sub-bass at Debut Fest 2026. The band with Magnus Frihed and Kristoffer Skjøde Rander performs one long, immersive set.
Helene Navne's Vølve project blends song, spoken word and electronic music with soft cellos, bells and trip hop, exploring mythology and transformation through multilingual lyrics.
Jagora, a Copenhagen vocal collective, presents their debut 'Echoes Beyond Breath' - an exploration of death and grief through polyphony, electronic music, and traditional instruments.
The London-based electronic drone choir NYX leads a free workshop at Brønshøj Vandtårn, exploring voice work, listening, and collective sound within the water tower's natural acoustics.
Richters Skala Chamber Choir performs works by Nystedt, Pärt and Rehnqvist plus a world premiere by Hans Askou in Brønshøj Vandtårn, with the music heard from shifting perspectives.
An acoustic duo concert with Ida and Sofie from shie said, exploring harmonies and dissonances with two voices and guitars in the distinctive acoustics of Brønshøj Vandtårn.
Jazz guitarist Anna Roemer presents her award-winning album Blåregn with string arrangements - an intimate concert featuring violin, cello, and double bass at Brønshøj Water Tower.
WERK presents a physical theatre performance about two people attempting to build their own world outside society. An intense exploration of individual agency and powerlessness.
WERK presents the tragicomic dance performance BURN BABY BURN at Brønshøj Vandtårn - a sensory exploration of freedom, community, and powerlessness in times of crisis.
A site-specific percussion concert by Taiwanese-Danish artist Ying-Hsueh Chen, exploring how architecture shapes sound through marimba and the tower's 15-second echoes.
The duo Svanger blends Nordic folk music with contemporary jazz in an acoustic concert written specifically for Brønshøj Vandtårn, exploring dialogue and femininity through sound.
Four artists from the Taktløs music collective perform their songs rearranged for a classical string quartet at Brønshøj Vandtårn, with the water tower's distinctive acoustics as part of the experience.
