Greve Bibliotek is housed in Portalen near Hundige Station, close to the Waves shopping centre. The library spans two floors: the upper level holds the adult collection with non-fiction, fiction, audiobooks, music, films and board games, while the children's library occupies the lower floor. The library regularly hosts events for children, young people and adults, and is open to everyone in Greve Municipality.
Portalen 2, 2670 Greve
Mon-Fri 10:00-17:00, Sat 10:00-13:00
Interactive exhibition for 2-6-year-olds based on Birgitte Krogsbøll's book, featuring stories, costumes, drawing, and cakes at Greve Library.
A free autumn holiday workshop where grandchildren and grandparents create comic strips together based on family memories. Registration required.
Free IT help at Greve Library every Tuesday and Wednesday with librarian Peter, who assists with mobile, tablet, computer, and practical tasks like MitID setup.
The Volapyk Man tells funny and educational tales for children of all ages during autumn break at Greve Library.
Drop-in playroom for fathers with young children (0-3 years) to play and connect with other parents. No booking needed.
A reading marathon for children and families in the autumn break, with cosy reading nooks, aloud reading, pizza and activities at Greve Library.
Greve Library hosts a lecture and discussion on adult friendships with author Marie-Elisabeth Lei Pihl, exploring the psychology and cultural history of friendship through her new book.
Lawyer Freja Louise Ventrup Ager covers inheritance, wills, power of attorney, and marriage contracts - what the law says and what you can decide yourself.
Children's librarian Ulrik shares imaginative stories for ages 0-6 at Greve Library on the last Wednesday of each month.
Greve Library celebrates the beloved Danish poet and writer Benny Andersen with a special evening honouring his literary legacy and warmth.
Join group singing sessions at Greve Library on the first Friday of each month, with coffee and a relaxed atmosphere to start your weekend.
A musical children's theatre about a mysterious egg, where garden animals guess what will hatch. For children aged 2-4.
A guidance session for parents of dyslexic children covering educational options and the transition from primary to secondary school.
A musical children's theatre about a mysterious egg, where garden animals guess what's hiding inside. For children aged 2-4.
TV chef Nikolaj Kirk discusses sustainable cooking and the future of food at Greve Library, with a shared meal and insights from Greve Municipality's climate initiatives.
A debate on artificial intelligence and its societal impact, featuring cartoonist Anders Morgenthaler, AI expert Søren Søndergaard Poulsen, and tech journalist Nikolaj Sonne.
Author Maren Uthaug discusses her latest novel "1 %" from her dystopian trilogy about gender and society with literature mediator Victor Ovesen.
Informal playroom for fathers with young children (0-3 years) at Greve Library, with a health visitor present on the first Wednesday of each month.
A psychologist and EN AF OS ambassador discuss depression, identity, and paths to recovery at Greve Library.
Three acclaimed Danish authors gather for moderated conversations at Greve Library's annual Author's Day, discussing new works and literary careers.
A theatrical adaptation of A.A. Milne's classic Hundred Acre Wood characters, featuring Winnie the Pooh, Piglet and friends. For children from 3 years old.
A children's theatre adaptation of A.A. Milne's beloved Winnie the Pooh, featuring the honey-loving bear and his friends from the Hundred Acre Wood, for ages 3-7.
Parents of children with dyslexia learn about digital support tools and how they can help with reading and writing. Municipal experts will be available to answer questions about dyslexia support in schools.
Author Sofie Souid and illustrator Thomas Hjorthaab present their Møgmis Show, bringing Denmark's most vengeful cat to life through live reading, drawing, and interactive challenges for school children.
Deputy chair of PROSA Curt Kjærsgaard Raavig explores practical AI use in everyday life, sharing five concrete tips and demonstrating how to interact effectively with AI tools.
A pirate-themed board game day at Greve Library for children and families, with the chance to bring relatives along.
Journalist Ole Retsbo discusses his book on conspiracy theories spanning 1000 years - from their historical roots to their role in modern politics and democracy.
Children's theatre about the friendship between a cleaning assistant and a dog named Sausage. For ages 3-7.
A charming children's play about friendship between a cleaner and a mischievous dog named Sausage, for ages 3-7 at Greve Library.
Neighbours gather for a community dinner on Hundige Station Bridge with grilled food and the chance to share ideas about the area's future with members of the Hundige Committee.
Cirkus Volantes presents the acrobatic outdoor show Slabam! for the whole family - free and no tickets required.
A literary walk through Greve exploring housing as a theme in fiction, with readings and reflections along a 1.5 km route starting from the library.
A children's librarian reads "The Little Rain" aloud and creates activities for children and adults to explore the story together at Greve Library.
A community meeting where you can share ideas for Hundige's future. Children draw their dreams, adults write wishes, and city council committee members listen to your suggestions.
Greve Library presents its services at a pop-up stand during Sammen om Greve, the town's cultural evening, with information about programmes, film and music collections, and games.
Greve Library opens its doors all day with board games, puzzles, and literature for all ages. Part of the cultural evening Sammen om Greve.
Poet Jan Thielke lectures on The Rolling Stones based on his acclaimed book, exploring the band's 60-year history, recent albums, and the influence of Marianne Faithfull and Anita Pallenberg.