Book sale at Hobro Library with novels, children's books, crime fiction and non-fiction. Pick up a single book or a whole stack at bargain prices.
A children's knitting café where the Knitting Aunts guide young knitters aged 6-18 through their projects, from complete beginners to experienced crafters.
Andreas Bo brings an intimate acoustic evening of original songs, cover favourites and personal stories, stepping away from his comedy roots.
Journalist Waleed Safi recounts his journey as a disguised pilgrim to Mecca and explores the history and contemporary forces shaping the Middle East.
A creative writing workshop for ages 12-25 combining writing exercises and shared reading, led by authors Sonja Paulsen and Claus Olesen.
A librarian reads aloud while the group pauses to discuss the story and share what it brings to mind. No preparation needed - just come ready to listen and talk.
IT expert Anders Kjærulff explores the case for analogizing society, examining the benefits and costs of digitalization and practical ways to reduce your digital footprint.
A shared Nordic reading event where the same text is heard aloud across libraries and community centres. This year features an excerpt from Johannes Anyuru's Swedish novel about democracy and societal division.
Author Ingrid Nymo discusses her novel "The Red Rooster" with librarian Anne Cecilie Holk Dehon, exploring the use of dialects in the work.
A musical Christmas adventure for the youngest with Fantasipiloterne, featuring singing, dancing, and imagination on the planet Chubbyland.
Documentary about American librarians resisting book bans and fighting for free access to knowledge, part of Dansk PEN's #ForbiddenBooks campaign.
Uffe Truelsen shares 20 years of experience in sustainable food practices through stories, tastings, and practical advice for greener eating in daily life.
Interactive owl show where children meet live owls, learn about their habits, and can hold them. Nano, Ullu, Hans and Kermit await your visit.
A lecture exploring Brazil's democratic crisis, connecting the country's historical legacy of slavery and authoritarianism to contemporary political conflicts and global challenges.
A morning exploring Viking runes with hands-on practice writing your own name. The session combines indoor learning with outdoor storytelling at the runestone in front of the library.
Local historian Andy Rye explores the Vikings' world and the destruction of Bjergmands Høje, an important archaeological site in the Hobro region.
Museum inspector Jeanette Varberg lectures on the Viking Age based on her book, placing it within a broader historical context spanning 700 years. Light refreshments included.
Ginnungagap performs Norse mythology through music and song using historical instruments, with a craft activity for the upcoming Vølvens Verden procession.
A writing course for beginners and experienced writers led by Danish author Jens Lindberg, meeting six Thursdays at Hobro Bibliotek with lectures, exercises, and individual feedback.
Librarians share their favorite books from the past year at a book café in Hobro Library.
A 3-4 km guided walk through Hobro's nature with a librarian recommending books that celebrate the landscape.
An interactive quest at the library where you help the Viking seer recover her lost runes and magical tools.