Kulturstedet Lindegaarden is a four-winged farmstead dating from 1650 and the last intact courtyard farm in Kongens Lyngby. The yellow building sits in the old village quarter Bondebyen and was bought from the municipality in 2013 for just 10 kroner; an exterior restoration funded by the A.P. Møller Foundation was completed in 2020. Run entirely by volunteers, it hosts concerts, Sunday matinees, lectures and debates, and its halls can be hired for meetings and private events.
Peter Lunds Vej 8, 2800 Kongens Lyngby
Opening hours follow the event programme
Weekly guided walk through Lyngby's nature combining literature, poetry and philosophy every Wednesday from September to November.
Artist group APORIA explores water through painting, graphics, photo collage, and video. Six artists present their individual interpretations of water as resource, threat, and life element.
Former ombudsman Hans Gammeltoft-Hansen shares stories about his work and democracy while the audience sings along to classical music accompanied by organist Knud Rasmussen.
Former opera singer Guido Paevatalu and pianist Leif Greibe share stories and arias from their careers in this entertaining evening about life in the opera world.
Artist couple Jonna Pedersen and Bjørn Eriksen present their works in the exhibition TWO WILD HORSES - paintings, music, and a conversation with cultural journalist Inge Schjødt.
Three conversation salons exploring humanity, art and music at café tables, hosted by Kirsten Havelund and Marianne Lyngholm with surprise guests.
Artist couple Jonna Pedersen and Bjørn Eriksen present a joint exhibition of paintings and music at Kulturstedet Lindegaarden.
Seminar on the state of cultural heritage globally, nationally and locally, featuring speakers, discussion, lunch and a guided walk through Bondebyen.
Argentine percussionist Carlos Passeggi leads El TocaRuidos Ensemble in a Latin American music performance blending jazz, tango, and folk traditions with electronic sounds and visual projections.
Professor Klaus Mølmer from the Niels Bohr Institute explains quantum physics and quantum computers in a free livestreamed lecture.
Violinist Michael Germer and pianist Valdemar Wenzel Most perform works by Schubert, Gershwin and Kreisler at Lindegaarden.
Opening reception for the exhibition Stykkevis, featuring four collage artists working with paper, textiles, and found objects. Artist interviews at 15:00.
Three university researchers discuss coffee science - from plant biology to cultivation, sustainability, and health effects - in a livestreamed lecture.
Four collage artists present their work with paper, textiles, and found objects in an exhibition running until December at Kulturstedet Lindegaarden.
Jakob Weber explores the history of percussion and his career as a Janitshar in the DR Symphony Orchestra. A Sunday matinée with a chance to ask questions.
Historian Ulrik Grubb examines the historical layers in the DR series Matador, exploring how history shapes the narrative and the series' origins. Featuring clips from the show.
Senior researcher Annette Bruhn explores how seaweed forests support marine ecosystems and offer solutions to future challenges in health, food, and climate.
Christmas market at Lindegaarden featuring around 30 vendors selling handmade and quality items, with mulled wine, coffee, and cake available.
Three reflective conversation salons at Kulturstedet Lindegaarden with hosts and secret guests exploring what it means to be human through books, art and music.
Catalan flutist Claudi Arimany joins Danish pianist Martin Qvist Hansen and cellist Jonathan Slaatto for an evening of classical and early-romantic chamber music.
Bjarke Falgren's quartet performs a Sunday matinée blending jazz, folk, and Brazilian rhythms at Kulturstedet Lindegaarden.
Two acclaimed Nordic chamber musicians - cellist Andreas Brantelid and pianist Christian Hadland - perform selected works for cello and piano at Lindegaarden.
