Kjellerup Bibliotek is part of the Mosaikken cultural centre, which opened in 2005 as part of the urban renewal project Totalplan for Kjellerup. The library was formed by merging the school library and the public library, and is connected to Trekløverskolen via a glass corridor. The building combines a brick section and a glass section, and includes a hall used for events and exhibitions. The programme ranges from author evenings and film screenings to a parents' café and singing evenings.
Tinghusvej 16, 8620 Kjellerup
A Friday morning group singing session from Højskolesangbogen at Kjellerup Library, led by Bente Sørensen on piano.
Monthly embroidery gathering for new parents at Kjellerup Library, where you can decorate baby clothes and accessories while children play nearby.
A baby massage course where you learn to work with your child's nervous system and strengthen your bond. The massage can help with tension, sleep problems, and motor restlessness.
A cosy morning of readings and book recommendations at Kjellerup Library's coffee bar, hosted in partnership with Vinspecialisten.
Senior cinema screening at Kjellerup Library with free admission. After the film, enjoy coffee, tea and cake while discussing it with fellow viewers.
A cosy book café where grandparents gather to read aloud to children, with recommendations from children's librarian Emilie, coffee and pastries.
Pop-up reading club at Kjellerup Library where facilitator Pia Rask Rasmussen discusses feel-good literature. The first meeting on 28 September focuses on 'The Little Shop of Happy Endings' by Jenny Colgan.
A film club at Kjellerup Library offering five screenings across the 2026/2027 season, each with accompanying food and thematic lectures.
A pop-up reading club for sports romance and feel-good fiction fans, where you can discuss the book, share recommendations, and connect with fellow readers.
Monthly postpartum gathering at the library where new mothers and pregnant women meet to make felt mobiles, enjoy coffee, and connect with others.
Senior film screening about Danish architect Johan Otto von Spreckelsen's work on a monumental Paris project. Free admission, with coffee and cake after the film.
First aid course for parents with infants, where instructor Allan Riisberg Balle covers handling common childhood injuries and resuscitation techniques.
A gentle cinema experience for toddlers from age 2, featuring soft lighting, low sound, and short, child-friendly films with free admission and popcorn.
Author Pernille Juhl presents her new novel 'The Scent of Vanilla' about Karen Volf, founder of Denmark's first cake factory, in conversation with literature mediator Imone Kramer.
Drop-in dinosaur workshop for children at Kjellerup Library, with fossil digging, clay skeleton crafting, and a dino treasure hunt.
Monthly maternity group at Kjellerup Library where you make Christmas decorations in clay with other parents on leave. Coffee, snacks and all materials included.
MitTeater's Christmas theatre for children aged 3-7 about Lotte who discovers an elf living in an old suitcase on the countryside.
A reading group discussing Albert Camus' 'The Stranger' with librarian-led conversation at Kjellerup Library.
A romantic Christmas film screening for seniors at Kjellerup Library, with free admission and the chance to enjoy refreshments and discuss the film afterwards.
