Hasle Bibliotek is housed in Kulturhus Herredsvang in the Hasle district of western Aarhus, serving as a local cultural hub. The library spans two floors: the ground floor has a children's area with room to play and a wide selection of children's literature, while the upper floor holds fiction and study spaces. Regular events include author evenings, read-alouds and workshops.
Kappelvænget 2, 8210 Aarhus V
Children build hobby horses from recycled materials and test them on an agility course at this family-friendly Saturday event.
An open reading circle at Hasle Library in Aarhus, meeting three times in autumn with a literature specialist. No experience needed.
Learn to ferment fruit and vegetables with chef Simon Milwertz Philipsen from Simons Kogeskole. The workshop suits both beginners and experienced fermenters, with guidance, tips, and tastings.
A music and movement programme for babies aged 0-1 and their caregivers, combining development-focused activities with social time.
Free health café session on diabetes with speakers from Folkesundhed i Gellerup. Refreshments and time for questions.
A family-friendly workshop where children and adults build wind harps at Hasle Library, with the option to grab brunch at Kulturhus Herredsvangs Café.
Monthly literary gatherings at Hasle Library featuring reading circles, guided walks, and creative writing exercises - no preparation required.
Community apple-pressing event on the square by Hasle Library, where you can press your own apples into cider and enjoy tastings and homemade apple cake.
Family-friendly workshop where you can sow seeds for sprouts and microgreens at Hasle Library in Aarhus.
A lecture on the secret lives of whales in the world's oceans and how new technology is revolutionizing how scientists study these remarkable creatures.
Klaus Mølmer from the Niels Bohr Institute discusses the fundamentals of quantum physics and quantum computers - technologies based on the most paradoxical aspects of quantum mechanics.
A workshop on cooking with lentils and legumes, featuring tastings, recipes and practical tips for healthy, budget-friendly meals.
Three university researchers explore coffee from plant biology to health effects - cultivation, sustainability, and how climate change will shape the future of coffee.
Family Saturday at Hasle Library where children and adults can build and play with small robots.
Senior researcher Annette Bruhn from Aarhus University presents a lecture on seaweed - the vital underwater forests that shape marine ecosystems, climate, and may help solve future challenges.
A family-friendly workshop where children and adults build a cardboard Christmas town for the library. Brunch available at the café.