Viborg's main library serves as the central library for Viborg Municipality and heads a network of 20 branch libraries. The building, completed in 1989-1991, was designed by architect Thomas Meedom-Bæch and features artwork by Professor Stig Brøgger. Alongside its book and children's collections, it houses a Makerspace with 3D printers, a laser cutter and VR equipment, an events hall called Skakbrættet, and several meeting rooms. Self-service access is available from 07:00 to 22:00 every day.
Vesterbrogade 15, 8800 Viborg
Mon-Thu 10:00-19:00, Fri 10:00-18:00, Sat 10:00-14:00, Sun 13:00-16:00 (winter only). Self-service access every day 07:00-22:00.
Volunteers help repair electronics, appliances, and clothing at this community repair workshop in Viborg, where you participate in fixing your own items.
An introduction to reading clubs hosted by the library, featuring book recommendations, practical guidance, and the chance to connect with fellow literature enthusiasts.
Free meeting place for fathers at Viborg's main library, with a health visitor available for conversation and advice.
An hour of entertaining and thoughtful stories read aloud on the balcony of Viborg Main Library, with coffee.
Nine painters from Låstrup present an interactive autumn exhibition where each artwork hides a number for visitors to discover and arrange in sequence.
Free language event for preschool children and families featuring books, rhymes, games, and read-alouds. This session focuses on friendship and includes tips from a speech therapist.
Clarinetist Siri Iversen explores the world of Balkan music through unconventional rhythms, melodies, and cultural narratives at MusikMandag in Viborg.
Viborg Libraries is recruiting volunteers to read aloud to residents at nursing homes and care facilities. An information morning with guidance on reading techniques, text suggestions, and the chance to join a follow-up workshop.
Journalist Kristian Mouritzen reflects on 25 years since September 11, 2001, and its global consequences - from NATO unity to American security measures and European uncertainty.
Adventurer Rasmus Kragh shares stories from Mount Everest without oxygen, the South Pole on skis, and what extreme challenges reveal about humanity's search for meaning and connection.
Author Anne Skov Thomsen discusses her debut novel 'The Vicar' in an intimate afternoon at the vicar's home, with soup and wine included.
A psychiatric physiotherapist and mental health advocate explore how emotions and trauma manifest physically, and practical ways to support your wellbeing through body awareness.
Kenn Römer-Bruhn shares practical knowledge on seed saving for home gardeners, covering plant selection, harvesting, storage, and the broader impact on biodiversity.
A reading circle where participants share their reading experiences and read together. All books and audiobooks are welcome.
A day celebrating birds at the library with DOF members, photography exhibition, origami workshop, and an evening literary salon with readings and recommendations.
A guided literary walk around Hald Lake featuring readings about birds. Approximately 3 km at a relaxed pace with stops for reflection.
A library reading guide shares short stories and poems, pausing to discuss the texts with participants over coffee. No preparation needed; registration required due to limited capacity.
Biologist Vicky Knudsen explores Danish bird migration, navigation, intelligence, and the passionate world of birdwatching.
Join Frøbiblioteket for a seed-gathering walk with gardening tips, mindfulness, and refreshments by the bonfire.
Poet Caspar Eric discusses contemporary Danish literature and his new poetry collection Crip with journalist Gerd Laugesen at the main library in Viborg.
A discussion group exploring feminism, gender and power through conversation. Viborg Libraries hosts three evening sessions in late August, September and October.
Frederik Askov Storm from Ung med Penge shares insights on getting started with investing, drawing from his own first investment and journey to financial freedom.
The library's cultural educators explore the meeting of literature and music through novels, poems, and group singing, with coffee and Mozart balls.
Peter Nordahl tells stories and sings songs from Hunden Ib for young children, accompanied by a musician. Every child takes home a Pixi book.
Family bus trip from Viborg to the Magical Days festival in Odense, departing at 7:30 and returning around 19:00-19:30. The festival is mainly for children aged 8-12 but welcomes magic enthusiasts of all ages.
Author Niels Krause-Kjær discusses his prize-winning novel about rural Denmark and generational change, based on his father's century-old travel journal.
A quiet evening of reading at Viborg Kunsthal with dinner, an introduction to Asger Harbou Gjerdevik's exhibition Superposition, and reading recommendations.
A romantasy celebration at the library featuring a quiz, creative workshop, and book recommendations for fans of Sarah J. Maas and the genre's most addictive tropes.
Library-organized bus trip to the book fair BogForum in Copenhagen with accommodation at Bella Sky Hotel and fair entry included. Departure from Viborg on Friday morning, return on Saturday afternoon.
Historian Esben Bøgh Sørensen traces Danish agriculture's transformation from mechanization to green transition, as 200,000 small farms consolidated into fewer than 6,000 specialized businesses.
Viborg Concert Band performs film music, classical works, and marches under conductor Trine Jensen-Gadegaard, with coffee served.
Members of Kunstforum Viborg showcase their work in the Art Cellar at Viborg Main Library, with an opening reception on 4 November.
A reading club where eight members discuss six contemporary Danish novels and vote on the winner of the DR Romanprisen.
Lecturer Niels Bjerre-Poulsen from the University of Southern Denmark discusses the American midterm election, presidential power, and threats to democracy.
A singing session exploring songs from the Danish folk songbook, reflecting on their meaning and melodies. Open to anyone with an interest in singing.
Author Nicole Boyle Rødtnes presents three novels with compelling characters and magical worlds at Viborg Libraries.
KunstForum Viborg members showcase their work in the group exhibition 'Kælder Kunst' at Hovedbiblioteket. Opening reception Wednesday 4 November 4-6 p.m., exhibition runs through 29 November.
An inspiration evening where Rikke from Bogkreds.dk presents tools for reading clubs at Hovedbiblioteket in Viborg.
Architect Arne Høi discusses Viborg's designation as a national cultural heritage site and explores how to balance preservation with the city's future development.
Librarians read aloud while participants knit or listen. Coffee and tea provided, and knitting book suggestions are welcome.
Viborg Big Band performs a festive Christmas concert at the main library, conducted by Ebbe Ringblom.
Vocalia, a choir of around 30 women from Viborg, performs Nordic and international Christmas songs in multi-voice arrangements under the direction of Ulf Espelund Klausen.
Peter Møller Pedersen explores David Bowie's career from glam rock to his Berlin years and lasting artistic legacy. Local beer and soft drinks available.
The librarians at Hovedbiblioteket share their personal book favorites from 2026 - novels, crime fiction, and non-fiction. With coffee and cake from Søster lagkage.
