Gørlev Bibliotek on Algade 35 is part of Kalundborg Biblioteker and serves the local community with separate adult and children's sections. It operates as an open library with self-service access for much of the day. Local artists can exhibit in the library space, and rooms are available to borrow for meetings and events.
Algade 35, 4281 Gørlev
A traditional Danish dinner featuring minced beef with soft onions, potatoes and gravy, followed by dessert and hot drinks.
An informative evening about psychosis featuring personal stories and professional insights, organized by PsykInfo, Region Sjælland, and En Af Os.
Family day at Gørlev Library with a space theme: children's musician AnneO performs, Brorfelde Observatory presents rockets, and there is a creative workshop with painting and design.
A musical story for young children about a girl dreaming of becoming an astronaut, featuring songs, music and movement guided by AnneO.
Children aged 6-12 build and launch their own rockets, experimenting with designs and competing for the longest or highest flight.
A free guided group reading session where participants listen to short texts read aloud and discuss their thoughts and feelings together. No preparation or prior knowledge needed.
A five-session book club exploring witches and folklore in literature, meeting at Gørlev Library. Participants receive books, refreshments, and a ticket to a special author event.
Per Pallesen shares stories from his long career in Danish theatre and entertainment - from Matador to major musicals. Includes buffet, lecture, and refreshments.
Oktoberfest celebration with sausage buffet and live music from Ken Børjesen and Playband throughout the night.
Free creative workshop at the library during autumn break - drop in anytime with no registration needed and make something fun with provided materials and templates.
Minecraft building competition for children and teens where participants design their own castle within a time limit. Snacks and prizes included.
Police incident commander Michael Jensen and crime writer Tina Modin discuss the human side of crisis response and how real police work inspires crime fiction.
Benny Lorentsen explores the moped's cultural history - from everyday transport to collectible and lifestyle symbol. The evening includes pulled pork burgers and a lecture with coffee break.
Volunteers and library staff read aloud from their favourite novels at Gørlev Library. Each session stands alone, so you can attend without prior experience - with coffee, tea, and the option to knit or simply listen.
A children's concert combining puppet theatre, songs and movement games as Morten Overgaard-Dahl guides young audiences on a time-travelling adventure through the age of dinosaurs.
A literature specialist leads an informal book talk for adults, discussing a diverse range of titles across genres with time for discussion. Free entry, no booking needed.
A traditional Danish dinner with roast pork, potatoes, and all the trimmings, ending with rice pudding. Hosted by Vinde Helsinge Forsamlingshus.
