A personal account of how movement and music can become a form of healing and self-transformation.
Aske shares his journey as a traveler, his work with refugee children, and how art became his tool for finding his own path.
A lecture exploring amber as a window into Earth's past. Discover the secrets of this fascinating material and learn how to find it yourself, with the chance to handle rare specimens.
Neurobiologist Karen Johanne Pallesen explains how the nervous system works and shares practical tools to restore balance through breathing, movement, and sleep.
Jens Marcus Laugesen recounts his South Jutland family's saga across three generations - from his great-grandfather Niels, who survived the 1864 war, to his grandfather Marcus, a celebrated author who later became a homeless alcoholic.
Visual artist and brain researcher Lærke Egefjord explores the link between creativity, wellbeing and health through practical creative exercises.
A lecture on K.E. Løgstrup's philosophy of joy, creation, and gratitude as fundamental conditions of human existence.
Holm & Iversen bring personal interpretations of classics, hidden gems, and original songs across genres to Gram Højskole.