Kildevæld Kulturcenter is a community cultural centre in the Østerbro district of Copenhagen, built as an extension to the listed Kildevældsskolen and set between the school and a neighbouring park. The building holds a library, a theatre and concert hall, creative workshops, a café, and a digital workshop equipped with laser cutters and 3D printers. Its programme targets residents of all ages in the Skt. Kjelds Kvarter neighbourhood, with a focus on the meeting point between urban nature and culture.
Bellmansgade 3C, 2100 København Ø
Mon closed, Tue-Thu 11:00-19:00, Fri-Sat 10:00-16:00, Sun closed
Open sewing workshop for all skill levels where you can use the studio's machines and get feedback on your projects. Held every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month.
Community dinner featuring vegetarian lasagne with spinach, cottage cheese and mozzarella. Children 0-3 eat free; advance ticket purchase required.
Marie Mathilde Munch presents her sculptural crochet works at Debut Fest - pieces exploring the boundary between textile, relief and sculpture through intuitive forms and inner tensions.
A handmade miniature world of cardboard and recycled materials exploring feelings and stories through intricate characters and places. Artist Lene Høhl Quebec presents her DIY project at Kildevæld Kulturcenter.
A debut film about three young women who meet on an 18th birthday and navigate friendship, loyalty, and the adult world.
Post-digital impressionist BioIris Sylv presents digital paintings inspired by the botanical world, each containing thousands of intricate details that gradually reveal themselves to the viewer.
Linnea Pilegaard's installation explores the distance between people in modern life through a dinner table wrapped in plastic.
Swedish artist Nellie Lindnér transforms viral animal pictures and internet memes into ceramic sculptures, exploring how we consume images and identity across galleries, social media, and late-night scrolling.
Green Tea Bitches, a Danish-Chinese duo, makes their debut with high-energy punk-pop and explosive performance at Kildevæld Kulturcenter.
An audiovisual film exploring the quiet transformation of moving from city to countryside, where landscape and intimate domestic soundscapes reveal the poetry of everyday slowness.
Gamle Venner's debut work explores connection to the ancient and magical through Dyrehaven's trees, drawing on themes of home and belonging.
Artist Sif Smith presents 'Who is the Puppeteer?' - an installation exploring environmental responsibility and humanity's role as an agent on Earth.
Artist Thea Tønnesvang explores family roles through photography, collages, and video at Debut Fest - a family-friendly art exhibition at Kildevæld Kulturcenter.
Emil Torp-Rasmussen presents "Cui Bono?", a speculative artwork exploring polychromy and Western sculpture history through art-historical and archaeological theory.
Artists Aseel Charkie, Benita Minka and Nina Sikkersoq explore what it means to find home through an interactive exhibition about solidarity, belonging and freedom.
Danish artist Ester Ellersgaard presents her debut work exploring longing and emotional vulnerability through sculpture, inviting viewers to recognize these feelings in their own healing journeys.
TIL GRIN debuts with an experimental concert full of self-mockery, absurdism, and musical chaos - from heavy AutoTune to monk-choir death scenes.
A performance exploring what it means to be a childless woman, drawing on poet Andrea Svaneeng's collection about choosing outside the norm - funny, personal and politically charged.
Kristoffer Skjøder Randers debuts as Rødbuks with an interactive hyperpop concert where the audience can help shape the experience through playful elements and shared decisions.
A debut theatre piece about four young women navigating the chaos of puberty through absurd scenes, live music, and shifting tones between humour and vulnerability.
Five young women explore hip-hop dance and the tension between pushing forward and being pulled back in Camilla Siddu's debut performance HEAVY RAIN.
A debut performance exploring presence and connection through physical dialogue between two contemporary dancers, without traditional narrative.
Voyeur is a dance-theatre piece by the Portuguese-Catalan duo MISPRONOUNCED, exploring people-watching through movement, music, and everyday objects in a humorous and relatable performance.
KMC performs her debut concert at Kildevæld Kulturcenter - a blend of ambient electronica, indie rock and experimental sound with poetic songwriting.
CONFESS! is a performative sound ritual exploring the unsaid and suppressed through electronic music, spoken word, and audience participation.
Beatloid! makes their debut with an explosive blend of funk, electronics, and rock - high volume and energy from start to finish.
A community dinner featuring slow-roasted pork neck with seasonal sides. Tickets must be purchased in the café by 4:00 p.m. on the day.
Practical first aid training for parents and caregivers, covering CPR, choking, and emergency response for babies and toddlers.
A sexologist and longevity expert discuss vitality, sexuality, and intimacy across all life stages - from youth to old age - and how closeness affects our health.
A beginner sewing course covering sewing machines and overlocking techniques in a small group of up to 6 people, with all equipment provided.
Repair Café Østerbro is a volunteer-run initiative where you can get clothing, electronics, and mechanical items repaired while learning the process from experienced volunteers.
Community dinner with creamy mushroom risotto, rocket salad and sourdough bread at Kildevæld Kulturcenter. Children aged 0-3 eat free.
Free outdoor concert at Kildevæld Kulturcenter featuring Jacob Bellens. Doors open at 18:00, music starts at 20:00.
Hands-on workshop on baby massage and tummy time exercises led by physiotherapist Marianne Mogensen, with first aid tips and a pop-up library for picture books.
Community dinner with classic forloren hare, potatoes, stewed vegetables and redcurrant jelly at Kildevæld Kulturcenter. Children aged 0-3 eat free.
Community dinner featuring creamy lemon spinach pasta with fresh salad at Kildevæld Kulturcenter - children under 3 eat free.
Children's librarian Birgitte shares tips for introducing babies and toddlers to books through reading aloud and language stimulation, with picture books available to borrow.
Professor Peter Teglberg Madsen from Aarhus University discusses cutting-edge technology that allows scientists to observe whales hunting in the deep ocean.
Weekly community dinner at Kildevæld Kulturcenter where you share a meal with friends, neighbours, and new people. Every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.
A singing session with songs and movements designed for babies and young children to develop language, motor skills, and rhythm awareness, followed by time to explore songbooks at the library.
A themed day organized by Grandparents' Climate Action Copenhagen, bringing together generations to discuss climate initiatives and shared responsibility.
Artist and two singers invite families to a drawing workshop featuring Danish children's songs, which are transformed into a collaborative stop motion film.
Professor Klaus Mølmer from the Niels Bohr Institute explains quantum computers, quantum technology, and the paradoxical phenomena behind them.
Parents of autistic children share experiences and legal guidance on navigating school, daycare, and parental rights. Networking opportunity with families facing similar challenges.
Three university researchers explore the world of coffee: from plant biology and cultivation to sustainable production, climate change, and nutritional effects.
Practical first aid course for babies and young children with a certified instructor. CPR, defibrillator use and other essential techniques are thoroughly practised in small groups.
English-language baby first aid course for parents and interested adults, combining theory with practical exercises led by a certified instructor. Babies aged 0-12 months attend free.
Senior researcher Annette Bruhn from Aarhus University discusses seaweed's role in ocean ecosystems and its potential for health, food, and climate solutions.
Workshop on tummy time play and baby massage for parents with children aged 0-8 months, led by physiotherapist Marianne Mogensen.
Practical first aid course for parents and carers focusing on babies and young children. Three hours combining theory and intensive hands-on training in small groups.
A community dinner featuring shepherd's pie with slow-braised beef, vegetables, and creamy mashed potatoes, served with salad in a welcoming atmosphere.
Agora Cinema Club screens two films outdoors in the amphitheatre at Kildevæld - "Aftersun" and "Moonrise Kingdom". Bring a blanket and pillow.
A fun afternoon of bingo with plants as prizes. Multiple rounds give everyone a good chance to win something green. Open to all, no experience needed.
Community dinner with vegetarian garam masala chickpea curry, basmati rice and homemade raita at Kildevæld Kulturcenter. Children aged 0-3 eat free.