Christianshavns Bibliotek occupies the first floor of the historic Lagkagehuset building on Christianshavns Torv, with views over the square and canal. It is part of the Copenhagen Public Libraries network and serves one of the city's oldest neighbourhoods. Beyond lending and reading facilities, the library runs cultural events with local partners - including reading clubs, author talks and exhibitions. Outside staffed hours, visitors can access the building using their health card.
Dronningensgade 53, 1420 København K
Free IT help for everyone at Christianshavn Library - volunteers assist with computers, tablets, and smartphones, no registration required.
Two-hour writing workshop with author Lee Langvad on writing within formal systems and structures. Free, but registration required.
Session #209 of the Welcome to DK series for expats in Copenhagen. Practical guidance on CPR registration, housing, healthcare, and taxes, plus tips for social life and networking.
Free IT help with computers, tablets, and smartphones from volunteer experts. Bring your own device or use the café's computers - no registration required.
Manuscript writer Trine Appel leads a free workshop on fantasy and magical realism with writing exercises in world building, character development, and personal voice.
Free writing workshop with author Maja Lucas exploring how to use memories as a literary tool in fiction. Registration required.
Author Maria Hesselager discusses her novel 'I mit hus', exploring love and power dynamics at a remote house. A conversation with literature mediator Lea Fløe Christensen.
Free repair café where volunteers help you fix lamps, electronics, clothing and more. Held on the fourth Saturday of each month.
Author Harald Voetmann leads a two-hour writing workshop based on memories and senses. Free for adults, but registration required.
A two-hour writing workshop led by author Kristian Himmelstrup on turning historical sources and research into literary fiction, with practical exercises and guidance based on his own novels.
Retired librarian Anette Thede explores the history of literary censorship from Catholic book bans to modern restrictions on banned books worldwide.
A networking evening for newcomers and experienced expats in Copenhagen, featuring elevator pitch exercises and cross-cultural conversations.
Free writing workshop on narrative nonfiction with journalist and author Mette Mayli Albæk. Learn research, narrative techniques, and the ethics of telling real stories.
Writing workshop exploring sport and body as literary inspiration, led by author Maja Lucas. Participants engage in guided writing exercises examining how physical experience translates into poetry and prose.
A free community repair workshop where volunteers help you fix broken household items, from appliances to clothing.
Free two-hour workshop led by manuscript writer Trine Appel on fantasy and magical realism, covering world building, character development, and finding the heart of your story.
Author Nanna Holm discusses her debut novel 'Røde port', set in a 1980s leisure collective on Langeland, in conversation with culture journalist Karen Secher.
Prize-winning children's author Rebecca Bach-Lauritsen leads a two-hour writing workshop to help you start your own children's book.
Part 1 of the 'Welcome to DK' workshop series explores Danish traditions, customs and social etiquette for expats. An evening of experience sharing and networking.
Free writing workshop on editing poetry and short prose, led by publisher Christel Sunesen. Registration via Billetto required.
A two-hour writing workshop exploring how sensory details shape character and setting descriptions. Led by author and educator Pablo Llambías, it offers practical techniques for using sensory language to convey emotion in your writing.
Author Marie Louise Cornelius leads a two-hour writing workshop on creating drama in dialogue without filler, focusing on subtext and theatrical methods. Free, but registration required.
Psychologist Pia Callesen explores mental clarity and metacognitive techniques for managing intrusive thoughts in this lecture based on her book 'Ro i hovedet'.
Free writing workshop on narrative journalism led by award-winning journalist Line Vaaben from Politiken, covering idea development, character portrayal, and storytelling techniques.
Copenhagen Expat Meetup #216 brings people together for a cozy Christmas evening celebrating Danish holiday traditions.
A quiet reading gathering where you can enjoy a book, magazine, or poem while relaxing with an herbal foot bath.
Interactive workshop on Danish culture, traditions, and social etiquette for expats, featuring hygge, everyday habits, and networking.