Dyreborg Kulturhus is a volunteer-run community and cultural centre in the small fishing village of Dyreborg near Faaborg. The building dates from 1932, when it was erected as a cooperative grocery store, and was converted into a cultural venue after the shop closed in 2009. It hosts concerts, lectures, literary evenings, workshops and exhibitions, and was formally established as an independent institution in 2018.
Dyreborgvej 43, 5600 Faaborg
Opening hours follow the event programme
Nordic folk ensemble Basco blends tradition with modern invention, creating complex, emotionally rich music that ranges from delicate to powerful.
Documentary following the ocean's largest creatures as they hunt for food across the world's waters.
A lecture exploring quantum computers, held at Dyreborg Kulturhus in Faaborg.
A coffee gathering at Dyreborg Kulturhus in Faaborg.
Lowlife Brotherhood is a Scandinavian bluegrass band blending traditional and modern styles, featuring members from Sweden and the United States.
The Danish rock band Tang takes the stage at Dyreborg Kulturhus in Faaborg.
A day of games and activities for children at Dyreborg Kulturhus.
H.P. Lange Big Gumbo brings blues, zydeco, and mambo to the stage with their new album 'Everything's Alright'. A high-energy band with four decades of experience on the Danish music scene.