Husum Library sits on the first floor above the Føtex supermarket on Frederikssundsvej in Brønshøj, and is part of the Copenhagen municipal library network under Kultur Nord. Small in size, it offers book displays, reading clubs and volunteer-run services such as homework help, a chat club and everyday advice. Public computers, printing and study spaces are also available.
Frederikssundsvej 290, 2700 Brønshøj
Mon 10:00-18:00, Tue-Fri 12:00-18:00, Sat 10:00-14:00, Sun closed
Artist duo Filthy Luker and Pedro Estrellas install a giant octopus on Husum Library's facade - a humorous pop-up artwork raising awareness about threatened ocean life, free for all.
Join a free creative workshop where you help make a collaborative artwork for Husum Bypark, part of Copenhagen's Street Theatre Festival.
Streetdance workshop led by Santana, open to all levels, as part of Copenhagen Street Theatre Festival in Husum Bypark.
Brazilian dance performance exploring human connection through contemporary dance, acrobatics and contact work, set to live and electronic music. Free show in Husum Bypark as part of Copenhagen Street Theatre Festival.
A French street theatre company presents a wordless dream world where mysterious creatures transform into dancing inflatable horses in a 30-minute parade for all ages.
Dutch artists invite audiences to pedal antique sewing machines and create unique recycled-fabric souvenirs in this interactive performance art piece. Part of Copenhagen Street Theatre Festival.
Documentary screening and discussion with journalist Nagieb Khaja about Denmark's involvement in Afghanistan and the making of 'The Deception in Helmand'.
Work on your knitting or craft project while listening to stories read aloud at the library. Free event, no registration needed.
Birgitte reads aloud from selected texts and discusses them with participants every other Wednesday. Free and no registration required.
Librarians from Brønshøj Library share their favorite reads and recommendations from the past six months, with quizzes and champagne.
A cosy craft evening at the library featuring read-alouds, coffee, and creative handwork.
Documentary about a Russian teacher secretly filming school propaganda and war education. After the screening, Mille Rode from Danish PEN discusses freedom of expression in Russia.
A documentary about people seeking refuge from electromagnetic radiation in America's "Quiet Zone", followed by audience discussion and voting on the film club's next season.