Kulturhuset Indre By occupies a former tram depot on Charlotte Ammundsens Plads in the Nansensgade neighbourhood. The building holds a theatre hall, two sports halls for badminton, basketball and more, music rehearsal rooms, and meeting rooms available for hire. Outside, a urban square with a skate ramp and basketball courts was inaugurated in 2008. Run as a self-service venue by the City of Copenhagen, it hosts cultural events and local associations throughout the year.
Charlotte Ammundsens Plads 3, 1359 København K
Mon-Fri 07:30-23:00, Sat-Sun 08:00-20:00
Free skateboard lessons for all skill levels with instructors from Obviously. Equipment available to borrow and free food at 11:00.
Free legal advice from Copenhagen Lawyers' Legal Aid every Tuesday and Thursday. Anonymous oral consultation without advance booking.
Versatile fitness class for 60+ focusing on strength, balance, and mobility. Training is adapted to all levels and combines music with social community.
Hatha Yoga class for seniors aged 60 and over, with slow movements and breathing work adapted to individual fitness levels.
Local sports clubs offer children and young people the chance to try badminton, basketball, break dance and roller skates at a morning event in central Copenhagen.
Free introductory swing dance class in Lindy Hop and Charleston. Learn basic steps, meet fellow dancers, and no partner needed - everyone rotates.
A social swing dance gathering where dancers from across Copenhagen meet to practice, improvise, and dance together. All levels and styles welcome.
Simon Krohn explores how to manage inner restlessness and psychological pressure through yoga-based insights and practical techniques to break negative patterns.
Danish choir Papaya celebrates 40 years with a concert of South African songs, dance, and stories about culture and community. A free pre-concert workshop teaches participants a song from the choir's recent South Africa tour.
A lecture on whale hunting behaviour at extreme depths, featuring new research insights into these marine giants' role as apex predators and their ecological significance.
Journalist Freja Marie Polonius examines the ethical and societal questions surrounding active euthanasia in a lecture based on her book 'Death by Prescription'.
Klaus Mølmer from Aarhus University explores quantum physics fundamentals and the emerging quantum revolution, from atomic paradoxes to practical quantum computing.
Music educator Bjørn Zäll guides listeners through Leonard Cohen's life and work, from folk songs to dark late-period pieces. An evening exploring poetry, spirituality, and life's big questions.
Politiken's editor-in-chief Christian Jensen discusses the stories behind Denmark's most significant press revelations - from Snowden to the Støjberg case - and explores the ethical dilemmas and security issues involved.
Three researchers from Aarhus University explore coffee from botany to sustainability and health, covering the plant's wild relatives, climate change impacts, and coffee's effects on the body.
A concert lecture exploring The Beatles' musical journey from early rock'n'roll to psychedelic experimentation, featuring live performances and stories about the band's songwriting and creative partnership.
Senior researcher Annette Bruhn from Aarhus University explores seaweed - from ocean ecosystems to climate solutions and food. Includes a tasting.
Petra Nagel explores the pressure between work, family and personal expectations, speaking to anyone who knows the strain of trying to do it all.
