Fregatten Jylland in Ebeltoft is the world's longest preserved wooden warship - a Danish naval frigate launched in 1860 that saw action at the Battle of Helgoland during the 1864 war. The ship now rests on land as a museum, where visitors can walk the decks and explore cabins and engine rooms. It ranks among Jutland's most visited historical attractions.
A touching and funny puppet show about a bench's eventful day, where a lonely piece of furniture meets skateboarders, dogs and birds. For ages 6-10.
A charming children's play about friendship between a cleaner and a dog, performed by Teater AKKord. A 25-minute show for ages 3-7 that celebrates play and connection.
Journalist Johannes Langkilde shares his discovery of a chiefly lineage in Samoa and his great-great-grandfather's journey from Denmark to the Pacific over 150 years ago.
A global singing project where 300 choir singers in Ebeltoft gather to sing together for peace and community in front of Fregatten Jylland, accompanied by the ensemble Toneregn.
A guided spirits tasting aboard Frigate Jylland featuring nine Old St. Croix products, sailor's stew, and the story of a Danish pharmacist who built a rum empire in the Caribbean.