Mariager Bibliotek on Teglgade 6 is the public library in Mariager and part of Mariagerfjord Bibliotekerne. The ground floor has computers, a coffee machine and seating areas, while the first floor holds a meeting room with a projector that anyone can book free of charge. The library runs a regular programme of reading clubs, author evenings and children's activities, and its collections cover books, e-books, audiobooks and periodicals. Outside staffed hours, a health card serves as the entry pass.
Teglgade 6, 9550 Mariager
Self-service every day 09:00-22:00. Staffed: Mon 10:00-16:00, Tue 10:00-15:00, Thu 12:00-17:00, Fri 10:00-14:00
Documentary about climate change in the Nordic region, with a local expert discussing its impact on the Mariagerfjord area.
A reading circle exploring Greenland through fiction and non-fiction works on nature, personal narratives, and society.
A shared reading event where vicars, a cultural leader, and a librarian discuss books with the audience. The first meeting features Lisa Ridzén's "The Cranes Fly South".
Storyteller Ulla Skovsbøl brings two classic Blicher novellas to life through oral performance at Mariager Library.
Author Michael Stoltze presents an illustrated lecture on butterflies, nature conservation, and what we can do to help restore biodiversity.
Mariager Library's librarians share their favorite books from the past year in an informal café setting for readers seeking their next great read.
A musical Christmas adventure to planet Chubbyland with Fantasipiloterne, featuring singing, dancing, and children's songs for ages 1-6.
Decorate your own kite and test its flight at Mariager Library during the Folkemøde festival. A free, no-booking activity for all ages.
Professional improvisation theatre where children from the audience choose hats and roles that the storyteller uses to create theatre pieces. For children aged 3-10 and their families.
Emil Sondaj Hansen shares insights from his year at Harvard Kennedy School, exploring how fundamental freedoms face mounting pressure in contemporary America.