Høng Bibliotek is part of Kalundborg Biblioteker and sits next to Høng Bevægelsespark. It combines an adult section, a children's library and a citizen services office under one roof, and also houses the local history archive Høng Lokalhistoriske Arkiv. The children's section doubles as the school library for Høng Skole. Local artists regularly exhibit their work in the library space, and public computers, a printer and a reading room with newspapers and magazines are available.
Odinsvej 27, 4270 Høng
A fun book club for 2nd and 3rd graders at Høng Library, where children read easy books and play together. Meets four times from September to December, free of charge.
Butterfly expert Michael Stoltze presents an illustrated lecture on Danish butterflies, their biology, and cultural significance, with a plant exchange market to follow.
Two former Björn Again singers perform Abba's greatest hits with full choreography and costumes, followed by a shared dinner and social gathering at Høng Bibliotek.
Hyldemor discusses winter darkness as nature's guide to rest and renewal, with refreshments during the break.
Det Lille Turnéteater stages A.A. Milne's beloved Winnie the Pooh with all the classic characters from the Hundred Acre Wood.
A creative workshop where children aged 3+ make their own teddy bears with beads, glitter, and paper at Høng Library, celebrating Winnie the Pooh's centenary.
Literature lovers gather to read aloud from their favorite novels. Drop in anytime, bring your knitting if you like, and enjoy coffee and tea with no registration needed.
The elves' workshop at the library invites children to make Christmas decorations, send a wish list to Santa, and paint Christmas mugs, with the elf mother's storytelling and festive treats.
An informal booktalk for adults with literature specialist Ea, featuring short talks about books, genres, and authors. Share your reading experiences with fellow book lovers.
Architect and TV presenter Ane Cortzen explores how taste, design, and culture shape our perceptions - and why you don't need formal training to speak knowledgeably about art and design.