Johan Borups Højskole is a folk high school in Copenhagen, founded in 1905. It runs short and long courses in music, theatre, visual arts and other creative subjects, and regularly hosts concerts, performances and cultural events open to the public.
A welcoming evening of communal singing at Johan Borups Højskole, where the host selects songs and the audience can request their own favourites. No singing experience needed.
An evening exploring modern masculinity with talks, stand-up and music, where KVINFO and Dansk Mandesamfund examine new ways of being a man.
A summer course at Johan Borups Højskole combining creative activities, music, food and shared experiences.
A summer course at Johan Borups Højskole combining listening, thinking, creative work, singing, and craft in a holistic programme for mind, hands, and heart.
A week at Johan Borups Højskole combining creative activities through music, dance, movement and writing for both returning and first-time participants.
A week of creative activities, singing, dancing and movement at Johan Borups Højskole - a summer folk high school programme in central Copenhagen.
Mid-term exhibitions showcasing the work of students from the six artistic programmes at Johan Borups Højskole during autumn.
Open morning assembly featuring authors Uzma Akbari and Kristina Stoltz discussing censored books and literary resistance as part of the Danish #forbudtebøgerugen campaign.
Finissage of the exhibition 'My Beautiful Skin', which uses poetic language to reduce stigma around skin conditions. Free event with the chance to see the work and have a drink at the bar.
Noah Umur Kanber discusses identity, queerness and migration in an artist talk at Johan Borups Højskole's free morning gathering during the Golden Days festival. Includes folk singing and refreshments.
A 2.5-hour drop-in choir workshop where you sing multi-part songs without advance preparation. September's theme is "Livsforladt" with Annika.
Open house at Johan Borups Højskole for prospective students interested in artistic programmes including theatre, film, writing, music, architecture, and design.