Grenaa Bibliotek is the main library for Norddjurs Biblioteker and traces its origins to 1875, making it one of the oldest town libraries in Denmark. Alongside book lending, digital media and public computers, it runs a regular programme of talks, exhibitions, workshops and advisory services for all ages.
N P Josiassens Vej 17, 8500 Grenaa
Mon-Wed 06:00-22:00 (staffed 10:00-17:00), Thu 06:00-22:00 (staffed 13:00-17:00), Fri 06:00-22:00
A cosy reading session for young children featuring picture books, story discussion, and snacks. Five Monday sessions from late August to late September.
Red Cross anniversary exhibition at Grenaa Library showcasing the organization's history, volunteer work, and a VR film about war victims in Ukraine.
A children's librarian reads aloud from a picture book with images on a large screen. The 30-minute session is designed for children aged 3-6, followed by playtime and snacks at the library.
A health visitor answers questions about introducing solid foods and building healthy eating habits, with time to meet other parents and babies afterwards.
Free legal advice from private lawyers at Grenaa Library every other Thursday 16:00-17:00. Arrive by 16:00 without advance registration.
Two experts explore ADHD from both personal and clinical perspectives - an ambassador shares her late-life diagnosis, and a nurse from Skejby Hospital explains the medical side.
Story time and conversation for children aged 6-9 every Tuesday in September and October at Grenaa Library.
Grenaa Red Cross celebrates 150 years of the Danish Red Cross with a free food café, lecture, and jubilee exhibition at the library.
Free counselling for refugees on applications, residence permits, and understanding official correspondence.
Three free technology afternoons for girls featuring LEGO robots, Makey Makey, and Microbit robots, with hands-on experimentation and collaborative learning.
A cultural evening at Grenaa's harbour featuring literature, music, and family activities, with food, drinks, and moored boats creating the atmosphere.
Nature photographer Kaj Andersen shares images of alpine plants from the Dolomites and explains how to grow rock-garden plants in a Danish garden.
Adventurer Rasmus Krath explores humanity's journey into space and its impact on our planet, featuring a video appearance by astronaut Andreas Mogensen.
A children's play about an unlikely friendship between a cleaning assistant and a dog named Pølse - funny and heartwarming for kids from age 3.
A magical children's theatre show about Miss Larsen discovering a secret love letter in the library. For ages 3-8 with an adult.
A sensory reading experience for children aged 4-7 featuring the picture book "Stine Goes Crazy", with tasting elements and a creative activity afterwards.
A lecture on lobbying's role in Danish politics with professor Peter Munk Christiansen, exploring both its positive functions and problematic aspects.
Literary translator Nanna Kalkar discusses Icelandic literature and the craft of translation, followed by food and a book café at Grenaa Library.
Textile designer Helene Jensen leads a workshop on colour combinations and knitting techniques. Bring inspiration materials and yarn scraps to experiment with new ideas.
A theatre performance for babies and toddlers featuring abstract patterns, music and movement that tells a story about existing in the world.
Author Sara Ejersbo discusses her writing career and creative process with school children, from initial idea to finished book.
Author Emil Landgreen leads a workshop and lecture on gaming as inspiration for creative writing, aimed at grades 4-6.