Holstebro Bibliotek is the main public library for Holstebro municipality, first opened in 1903 as "Holstebro og Omegns Folkebogsamling". The building covers 6,450 square metres across three floors and adjoins Holstebro Town Hall, with a distinctive exterior of rounded arches and towers. Between the library and the town hall lies Bibliotekssalen, a hall with a stage and tiered seating. Branch libraries are located in Ulfborg and Vinderup.
Kirkestræde 13, 7500 Holstebro
Children search for tiny aliens hidden among library books during autumn break, collecting treasure map clues and competing for prizes.
Free creative workshop where kids and adults craft wild crepe paper flowers with teeth, eyes and bizarre personalities.
Short films for toddlers and their caregivers at Holstebro Library - free screenings from the Børnebiffen collection.
Family-friendly animated film screening during the autumn holidays at Holstebro Library. Free admission with advance ticket collection.
Holstebro Library is seeking volunteers to crochet 300 squares for a secret Christmas art project. No experience needed - join the drop-in workshop or crochet at home.
Join Læssie the reading dragon's birthday party at the children's library with crafts, singing, and treats for all kids.
Hunt for tiny aliens hidden among the library shelves using an interactive 3D app. A free activity for children aged 8+ at Holstebro Library.
Sigurd Dam Jensen reads aloud from engaging and varied literature for adults in the library café - no registration needed.
Free repair café at Holstebro Library where volunteers help fix clothing, electronics, and household appliances.
A puzzle swap event at Holstebro Library during the autumn break - bring your old puzzle and exchange it for a new one, or help complete a puzzle together.
Philosopher Cecilie Eriksen explores how we find meaning in life through communities, art, and science rather than self-cultivation alone.
Informal conversation for seniors with a health professional, held every third Tuesday of the month at the library.
Two librarians and cultural mediators discuss romantasy literature and popular tropes in the genre. Beaded jewellery-making is included in the admission price.
Free IT support from volunteers at the library - bring your computer, tablet, or phone for practical help.
A 2-hour workshop where you learn to turn climate concerns into concrete actions and find personal ways to reduce your carbon footprint in daily life.
A monthly sewing circle at Holstebro Library where people gather to repair, upcycle, and redesign clothes together. All ages and skill levels are welcome.
Christian Hjortkjær explores why young people withdraw from education and work, and how small, trust-based communities might offer what everyone truly needs.
Lecturer Hans Henrik Hjermitslev explores the relationship between science and meaningful life in this lecture, part of Vidensfestival 2026.
Textile educator Mette Mehlsen leads an embroidery workshop where participants learn cross-stitch techniques and take home their own project. Open to all ages 14 and up.
A group singing activity for all levels, celebrating the joy and health benefits of singing together. No experience needed.
Lisbeth Boysen shares her personal journey to minimalism in a family setting, offering practical advice on decluttering and finding freedom through intentional consumption.
Jørgen Skouboe Møller from the TV show 'Nak og Æd' discusses his work and hunting adventures across the Nordic region, from Finland to Lofoten.
Danish poets read their own work in an intimate setting with wine, beer, or soft drinks included. Submit your own poem for a chance to win "Poem of the Month".
A theatrical production featuring 18 international actors performing through song, dance, and dramatic scenes, creating a vibrant portrait of hope and human resilience.
A knitting and crochet evening at Holstebro Library's café with guidance from experienced crafters. Free and open to all.
A traditional Nordic evening of candlelight, readings from a children's book about democracy, and communal singing of Nordic songs.
Adventurer Rasmus Kragh shares stories from Mount Everest and the South Pole, exploring what extreme expeditions teach us about finding peace within ourselves.
Literature historian Anne Valbjørn explores meaning in life through five classic works at Knowledge Festival 2026.
AI-Brevkassen lets you ask your burning questions about artificial intelligence to a panel of experts who also consult AI itself.
Dean Birgitte Graakjær Hjort explores meaning and existence in modern life as part of Vidensfestival 2026.
Feminist drawing workshop with artist Sofie Riise Nors, where creativity and authenticity take priority over perfection.
Danish author Deniz Kiy discusses his debut novel Blokkene and his poetic, genre-blending approach to writing about identity and home.
A tribute to punk music's origins featuring tracks from Sex Pistols, The Clash, and other legendary bands from 1976.
An afternoon of storytelling by Vestjyllands Fortællere at Holstebro Library. Admission 30 kr. includes coffee or tea.
Librarians from Holstebro share their favourite reads and winter reading tips over food and drinks at a local café.
Retired lecturer Finn Lyngholm Christensen explores the meaningful life in antiquity through Greek and Roman philosophy and literature. Part of Vidensfestival 2026.
Peddersen and Findus battle to save Christmas with guitars and audience help when a sprained foot threatens everything.
A lecture on fostering children's love of reading, featuring research insights, book recommendations, and practical strategies for parents and grandparents.
A lecture on reading with children: choosing books, motivating young readers, and understanding reading levels like LET and LIX.
Author Maren Uthaug presents her speculative fiction trilogy set in a matriarchal society. Meet her, hear about the world of her award-winning novels, and get your books signed.
Jette Torp performs an intimate evening of live music, personal storytelling, and literary readings while the audience knits or crochets.
Author Sofie Riis Endahl discusses her novels about young people today, mental health, and artificial intelligence at Mental Health Day.
A guided shared reading session featuring cultural mediator Sigurd Dam Jensen reading excerpts by author Sofie Riis Endahl, with discussion. Part of Mental Health Day programming.
Danish poets read their work at Laden in Holstebro. Tickets include a drink, with reduced rates for students and those under 21.
A community singing event for all levels, celebrating the joy and health benefits of singing together.
Two internationally published authors discuss their creative partnership and the Juncker crime series, from its origins to global success.
A guided nature walk at Flyndersø with nature guides Sanne Staal and Bo Boysen, exploring what a meaningful life means. The opening event of Holstebro Folkeuniversitet's Vidensfestival 2026.
YouTube creators Oskar and Elias share their experience with dyslexia and building a successful online career. Includes dialogue, meet-and-greet, and workshops on learning support and career paths.
A free pop-up concert featuring MGK Kor Holstebro and guests from the Klassiske Dage festival in the library's open space.
An evening of Brazilian poetry and jazz featuring live musicians and readings from 20th-century Brazilian poets.
A lecture on writers from the Limfjords region from 1820-1930, exploring both celebrated and overlooked literary voices from the area.
Librarians share insights and recommendations for reading clubs, focusing on books suited for discussion with themes spanning multiple genres.
Interactive nature exhibition for children aged 3-8 at the Children's Library, where play and exploration of nature from the city and parks take centre stage.
The library becomes a Nerf arena after hours, where children compete with guns, darts, and safety glasses. Parents can attend for free.
Professor Anders Klostergaard Petersen explores Christianity's roots in human evolutionary history and explains why religion is far more than simply believing in God.
Ensemble MidtVest performs a free concert at the library ahead of Holstebro Pride - no tickets required, just come along.
A lecture on Norwegian author Tarjei Vesaas and his literary legacy, presented by writer and lecturer Ingrid Nymo.
Holstebro Library celebrates the UN's International Literacy Day with an open house where everyone can read or listen to audiobooks, enjoy coffee and light snacks.
Free evening of communal singing and stories about Grundtvig at Holstebro Library - no advance booking needed.
Danish poets read their work aloud at Holstebro Library. The ticket includes a drink, and you can submit your own poem to the "Poem of the Month" competition.
Scholar Sophus Helle explores Homer's Odyssey and how ancient epic literature depicts war and its lasting psychological impact on survivors.
Retired Brigadier General Carsten Rasmussen shares his career journey from Holstebro through international missions to diplomatic posts across the globe.
Family festival at Holstebro Lystanlæg with five activity zones, free entertainment, workshops, and storytelling for all ages.
A reading club for young people at Holstebro Library, meeting three times in autumn to discuss books across all genres - from fantasy to comics.
Free guidance session for seniors exploring hobbies, fitness, creative pursuits, and social groups in Holstebro Municipality.
A communal singing walk through Husby Klitplantage featuring Danish folk songs, followed by coffee and tea.