Egebæksvang Kirke is a Neo-Romanesque parish church built in 1897 to designs by architect Ludvig Knudsen, constructed in red brick with a chancel, nave and tower. It stands on the north-eastern edge of Espergærde, with forest to the west and Øresund to the east. Inside, a high open-truss ceiling and whitewashed walls define the space, while artists Joakim Skovgaard and Thorvald Bindesbøll shaped the ornamental details and the colourful leaded windows. The church is listed as a protected landscape feature and holds furnishings spanning several centuries, including figures dating from around 1650-1700.
Strandvejen 336D, 3060 Espergærde
Opening hours follow the event programme
Autumn service followed by a concert featuring soprano Charlotte Withen and organist Aleksander Einarsson performing Sensommerromancer.
A baby psalm singing session for parents and infants up to 9 months, using song and movement to deepen the bond between caregiver and child.
DIE HERREN's farewell concert at Egebæksvang Church in Espergærde. A final performance by the Danish rock band.
A guided parish outing to Odsherred for church members, departing at 8:00 from Egebæksvang Church.
A talk on the Danish police force during the Nazi occupation and its gradual shift toward supporting the resistance.
A lecture featuring photographs from a sailing voyage along Europe's Atlantic coast, from Greve to Gibraltar and the Mediterranean, with tales of Vikings and pirates.
Lisbeth Smedegaard Andersen performs a concert at Egebæksvang Church in Espergærde.
European Coldplay tribute band performing the group's biggest hits in an intimate church setting.