Fredensborg Bibliotek is on the first floor of Jernbanegade, a short walk from Fredensborg Castle. It caters especially to families, schoolchildren and students, with a family area for play and read-alouds, a homework zone with whiteboard and sofa, and a newspaper reading room. Beyond books, music and films, local associations can borrow three meeting rooms, and the library regularly hosts talks, workshops and other cultural events.
Jernbanegade 3, 1. sal, 3480 Fredensborg
Mon-Thu 12:00-18:00, Fri 15:00-18:00, Sat 10:00-13:00 (staffed); self-service access outside these hours
Exhibition about artificial intelligence and digitalisation from the ENIGMA museum. Open during library hours in weeks 36-37, with a guided tour on Tuesday, September 8 at 4:30 PM.
A reading club that pairs classic 20th-century novels with modern retellings from women's perspectives, exploring familiar stories through new eyes.
An open handicraft café for all ages and skill levels where participants support each other. Coffee, tea, and homemade cake are included in the participation fee.
A literary walk through Fredensborg Palace Garden exploring ancient myths and their traces in Western literature among classical motifs and references.
A guided tour through the exhibition AI & DIG at Fredensborg Library, where a guide from ENIGMA explores artificial intelligence and its impact on everyday life.
Fredensborg Library's reading club explores Tolstoy's 'War and Peace' with fellow readers. Meetings are held weekly to discuss one book section at a time.
Fredensborg Library invites families with children to a board game café featuring classic games and new options to try. No advance booking required.
A reading club exploring insects in literature, from ants to butterflies. Discover how these creatures are gaining unprecedented literary attention as biodiversity declines.
A reading club for comic enthusiasts of all levels at Fredensborg Library, starting with Milo Manara's biographical comic about Caravaggio.
A book club for grades 5-6 exploring the Harry Potter universe through read-alouds, character discussions, and creative projects.
A Harry Potter book club for grades 2-4 at Fredensborg Library featuring read-alouds, character discussions, and creative activities.
Concert film from David Bowie's 2003 Reality Tour - a final glimpse of the rock legend in peak form before his death in 2016.
A lecture on Laurits Tuxen's iconic painting of Christian 9. and his family, which connected Europe's royal houses. Rector Marianne Abrahamsen explores dynastic intrigue and the stories behind this masterpiece.
Helga Isager, founder of the yarn brand Isager, leads a talk and hands-on knitting workshop exploring design and traditional techniques at Fredensborg Library.
The documentary The Librarians follows American librarians fighting for free speech and access to books. After the screening, Fredensborg Library hosts a discussion on censorship, democracy, and whether it could happen in Denmark.
A literature expert shares how reading local books transformed her family's journey through 17 European countries, revealing hidden histories and cultures.
A children's theatre production about the world's strongest man learning to become a father and handle life's delicate moments.
Children hunt for mysterious creatures among the library shelves and craft their own colourful owl during the autumn break.
Autumn holiday film screening for children aged 5-7: Alfons Åberg tries magic to get his own dog.
A Halloween costume swap at Fredensborg Library where children can exchange outgrown costumes for new ones to wear on Halloween night.
A concert recording from Prince's 1985 Purple Rain tour, featuring Prince and the Revolution performing classics like 'When Doves Cry' and 'Purple Rain'. A tribute to the artist who passed away in 2016.
The children's library celebrates All Saints' Day with stories, spooky figures, and craft activities. On Saturday, October 31st, there's a Halloween party in Jernbanegade with trick-or-treat.
Interactive magic show for children aged 3-7 where the audience helps create the magic through books from the library's shelves.
A 2008 concert film featuring Leonard Cohen performing his most iconic songs, including 'Hallelujah' and 'Suzanne', with a backing choir of female vocalists.
Fredensborg Library celebrates Harry Potter with wand-making, potion-mixing, Hogwarts puzzles, and a visit from the Owl Kingdom.
A creative Christmas workshop at the library where children and adults decorate the Christmas tree with paper flowers and natural materials.
Join Denmark's largest reading community at Fredensborg Library to read and discuss six new Danish novels over six months. Participants collectively vote on the winner of the DR Novel Prize.
Fredensborg Library invites children to a creative LEGO building activity about sustainability and the environment. No registration required - just come and build.
Third-graders from Fredensborg School perform a traditional Lucia procession at the library, with singing, Christmas treats, and coffee.
A wordless Christmas film at Fredensborg Library about a boy, a magical snowman, and a snow dog on an adventure through a winter landscape.