Langeland Bibliotek is the main public library in Rudkøbing, serving the whole island through a bookmobile that also calls at Strynø every three weeks. The collection covers books, films, music, e-books and audiobooks, and the building doubles as a study space with free internet and newspapers. The library regularly hosts talks, workshops and literary evenings. A library card is needed to borrow materials, but entry is free with a health card.
Østerport 7, 5900 Rudkøbing
Mon-Thu 7:00-21:00, Fri-Sun 7:00-18:00 (self-service)
Tor Nørretranders discusses his new book about aging, wisdom, and how older generations can contribute to solving contemporary challenges like climate change and social fragmentation.
A reading marathon for children at Langeland Library after hours, featuring book tips, pizza, snacks, and a quiz.
A charming theatre show for toddlers and preschoolers featuring music and song, set in a forest with quirky animal characters.
The Children's Culture Festival 2026 at Langeland Library offers creative activities and bird-themed fun for children throughout the week.
Sensory children's theatre where 5-10-year-olds learn to fly and sing like birds, guided by two bird experts through an interactive adventure.
Visual artist Hans Kjær leads a creative workshop where children aged 7+ build fantasy birds from reclaimed wood.
A bird walk for children and adults in Gulstav Mose with guides from DOF Fyn, learning about birds and nature. The walk lasts about 2 hours and includes a visit to the bird tower.
A poetic children's theatre performance about love and feelings for ages 3-5, based on Max Velthuijs' picture book. Free entry with advance booking required.
A children's theatre performance about an elderly woman on a park bench who encounters unexpected people and animals. For ages 6-10.
Children over 6 can needle-felt autumn birds at Langeland Library, guided by nature expert Kirstine Koch Kjærgaard through bird calls, colours and natural history.
A children's theatre show about a librarian who receives a mysterious love letter that transforms her life and her town.
Victor and his father love birdwatching. At a competition among ornithologists, Victor finally has a chance to beat his rival Daniel and become "Bird King of the Year" - but Daniel shows up anyway.
Mette Karin Petersen demonstrates wild-game preparation and serves tastings in a hands-on event for families and nature enthusiasts.
Children's TV personality Chapper performs a free concert of rap and beatboxing at Langeland Library, followed by refreshments for all.
Annette Bjergfeldt, a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and author, discusses her unconventional journey to writing and her new novel set in 1910.
A shared bus trip from Langeland Library to BogForum at Bella Center, featuring readings and discussions with Danish and international authors. The 475 kr. fare covers transport, entry, and breakfast.
Danish author Ane Riel discusses her novels and short stories, exploring themes, creative process, and the inner lives that populate her distinctive prose.
