Fredericia Bibliotek is the city's main public library, housed in Prinsessegade. The first floor holds the non-fiction and study section, while the second floor is home to fiction and the children's department. Beyond books and digital resources, the library hosts author talks, debates and workshops, and associations can book a hall or meeting room for non-commercial use. Passport and driving licence applications are also handled on site - by appointment.
Prinsessegade 27, 7000 Fredericia
Colonel Frederik Bircherod Calundan discusses cyber conscription, the future of Danish Defence, and expansion plans for Ryes Barracks in Fredericia.
Former Ekstra Bladet editor-in-chief Poul Madsen discusses Danish politics, power struggles, and political spin with no holds barred.
A lecture on the media's role as watchdog and agenda-setter in Danish democracy, based on the Power Study 2.0.
A lecture exploring Trump's 20-point peace plan for Gaza and its implications for Israel, Palestine, and the broader Middle East.
Professional organizer Marianne Gammelgaard shares how decluttering can bring more calm and presence to your daily life, with humor and practical insights.
A film screening for toddlers at Fredericia Library featuring Danish-language films lasting about 40 minutes, in partnership with Panorama Biografen.
Bettina shares her transition to vegetarianism and offers practical tips for eating more greens without alienating your family. An informal evening for anyone curious about a greener lifestyle.
Mikkel shares personal insights and practical tips on turning dyslexia from a limitation into a strength, delivered with humor and warmth.
A theatre piece about Henrik Pontoppidan that begins as a lecture and evolves into an existential exploration of the writer's life and work, performed by Kristine Nørgaard and Jesper Reifensthal.
A cozy evening of pizza and storytelling for children aged 3-7 and their adults at Fredericia Library.
Matilde Kimer shares the human face of war through the stories of two Ukrainians from Kharkiv and her own experiences in war-torn Ukraine.
A nutrition workshop on cooking legumes in everyday meals, with tips from Liv Teilmann and tastings.
Klara Trebbien Rasmussen recounts her undercover work in Danish pig farming and the ethical dilemmas she encountered. The lecture draws on her book Flæsk and explores an industry rarely opened to public scrutiny.
A lecture on the ocean's largest animals and how modern technology allows researchers to track whales hunting in the deep.
A reading event for young children based on Zakiya Ajmi's picture book The Witch, featuring shared reading, discussion, and play at Fredericia Library.
A reading camp for teenagers featuring youth literature, quizzes, creative activities and shared pizza.
Free workshop where you can repair a worn teddy bear or sew a new one from recycled materials at Fredericia Library.
Live Art Danmark presents an interactive performance show where children aged 4-11 get to try exciting and fun (but safe) things they normally aren't allowed to do.
A three-hour embroidery workshop where you'll learn to repair and refresh your clothes. No experience needed, all materials provided.
Author Signe Wulff explores Karen Blixen's culinary universe and the inspiration behind "Babette's Feast" in a lecture on literature, food, and cultural history.
Director and author Anne-Grethe Bjarup Riis discusses her Egeskov series based on Thomas Rydahl's novels, a dramatic tale set in late 19th-century Denmark.
Three researchers examine coffee from different angles: plant biology, sustainable production, and health effects of coffee consumption.
A story reading and discussion for young children aged 3-6, featuring "Who Sees Dim?" with a follow-up activity.
A beginner-friendly crochet workshop with Nina from @helthenhaekler, where you'll learn two simple patterns with no prior experience required. Materials and refreshments included.
Music and movement activities for young children and their caregivers, with singing games, instruments, and nursery rhymes.
Historian Jonas Holst discusses friendship through his book, with songs and shared conversation over tapas. Food and drinks included in the ticket.
A knitting-themed evening with historian and knitter Kasper Thomsen exploring the cultural and social history of knitting through humour and storytelling.
A musical theatre show for babies and toddlers featuring a ball's adventure through the city, with live music, animation and movement.
Senior researcher Anette Bruhn explores seaweed's role in ocean ecosystems and climate, with samples of edible varieties to taste.
A creativity workshop with drawing and painting led by art therapist Mette Hind. No artistic experience needed.
Mads Mygind shares his personal account of meeting poet Yahya Hassan at Rap Academy in Aarhus, offering an intimate portrait of the literary figure behind the headlines.
A children's theatre show about lonely Mrs Dingenot and the clumsy fairy Elvira. For ages 4-8, performed by Louise Schouw Teater.
A library story time for young children featuring Annette Amrhein's Christmas tale, with discussion and a themed game.
A ten-year celebration of the popular morning singing tradition at Fredericia Library, featuring beloved songs from the past decade.
Practical guidance for parents on supporting children's language development and preparing them for school.
Embroidery workshop led by Karen, who worked on the artwork Æblehaven. Learn different embroidery techniques and transform photos of apples into personal stitch stories.