Maribo Bibliotek on Østre Landevej is a branch of LollandBibliotekerne and shares its premises with the municipal citizen services office. Self-service access is available every day of the week, with staffed hours on selected days. Alongside book lending and digital resources, the library regularly hosts lectures, debates, workshops and children's theatre.
Østre Landevej 33, 4930 Maribo
Biologist Morten D. D. Hansen presents a humorous stand-up-style lecture about his work as a nature communicator, packed with anecdotes and expert insights. Part of Nature Week, with refreshments included.
A creative workshop where families transform old books into imaginative book animals using branches, leaves and natural materials.
Celebrate the UN's International Day of Reading with a book buffet, reading breaks, and entertainment at the Maribo library.
A guided shared reading where librarians read aloud and lead discussion about literature. No preparation needed, refreshments provided.
Kirstine recounts her two-year sailing adventure to Pitcairn Island in the Pacific - a journey that took courage to leave the familiar behind and pursue a dream on their own terms.
A poetic performance with drawings, live music and dance for children, where an orange bird and small adventures come to life at Maribo Library.
A humorous folk tale about magic and deception, where storyteller Steffen brings an old story to life with audience interaction and a playful spirit.
Maribo Library holds a book sale with discarded children's and adult books at low prices. Free entry and worth bringing a large bag.
An Africa-inspired children's theatre performance about two children on opposite sides of the world whose paths cross through a bicycle and a chicken.
A three-day writing workshop for young people with author aspirations, led by Merlin P. Mann. Free participation; registration required by October 6.
Explore a miniature recreation of Maribo's historic quarters, featuring a detailed model of Maribo Cathedral. Visitors can try building with mini bricks and experience this unique outdoor attraction.
A Halloween treasure hunt at Maribo's children's library with hidden clues, mysteries, and costumed librarians guiding young adventurers.
A sensory, interactive performance for young children exploring how the brain works through magic, sparks, and electrical signals.
Artist John Kørner discusses his new exhibition at Fuglsang Art Museum, exploring childhood memories from Lolland through painting and landscape art.
A Christmas craft workshop at Maribo Library where you can make festive decorations with cutting, pasting, and folding. All materials and refreshments are provided.
A guided tour of Maribo Miniby, a detailed 1:10 scale model of the historic market town, with stories from a 13-year veteran night watchman.
A wordless performance exploring the unexpected magic of everyday life through quirky questions and silent storytelling.
K-pop afternoon with a creative workshop and lecture on Korean pop culture, fan communities and the Hallyu wave. For children, young people and all K-pop enthusiasts.