Det Kongelige Bibliotek is Denmark's national library, situated on Slotsholmen next to Christiansborg. Its striking black granite extension from 1999 - known as the Black Diamond - houses reading rooms alongside a concert hall called Dronningesalen. The venue regularly hosts classical concerts, literary events and exhibitions.
An author talk with Alen Mešković at the Royal Library, part of Aarhus Festival, exploring literature on technology, nature, and community.
International ensemble SONICO brings authentic tango from Buenos Aires to Diamanten, opening the concert season with Argentine tradition.
An author talk with Josefine Klougart as part of Aarhus Festival at the Royal Library, exploring literature on technology, nature, and human experience.
An author talk with Nauja Lynge at the Royal Library exploring this year's festival themes through literature, touching on technology, nature, and community.
Greenlandic singer and composer Rasmus Lyberth performs at Det Kgl. Bibliotek.
Swedish journalist and author Martin Gelin discusses his new book on culture and world order with Lotte Folke at the Royal Library.
Musicians, poets and actors perform in the Royal Library's garden for a poetic outdoor event.
Author Nelio Biedermann presents his novel 'Lázár' at BookTalks at the Royal Library.
PARK Knowledge Festival 2026 is a knowledge-focused festival at Det Kgl. Bibliotek in Copenhagen, celebrating ideas and learning.
The Royal Life Guards Band presents an elegant programme with French inspiration at the Royal Library.
An evening of music, poetry and performance in the Royal Library's garden under the open sky.