Nørrebro Bibliotek is housed in Nørrebrohallen - a former tram depot by Den Røde Plads. Founded in 1885, the library moved to its current premises in 2019. The high-ceilinged space features murals by artist Eske Kath and accommodates both children's and adult sections under one roof. Besides lending, it offers homework help, reading clubs, language clubs, and regular cultural events such as author readings and art exhibitions.
Nørrebrogade 208, 2200 København N
Self-service (health card) Mon-Sun 08:00-22:00, staffed service Mon-Thu 13:00-18:00, Fri-Sat 11:00-15:00
Free monthly film screening at Nørrebro Library on the first Monday of the month. Large screen, no booking needed.
Monthly networking meetup for expats and Danes in Copenhagen, featuring elevator pitches and cross-cultural experience sharing.
Monthly film screening at Nørrebro Library with a large screen and free admission - the film title is not announced beforehand.
Free chestnut craft workshop at Nørrebro Library where children can create figures during autumn break without advance booking.
Free chestnut craft workshop at Nørrebro Library during autumn break, where children can make figures from chestnuts and materials without advance booking.
A free gathering at the library where people discuss current events respectfully, with no registration needed.
Artist Tala Porbaha leads free drop-in family art workshops at Nørrebro Bibliotek throughout October - children from age 4 and adults can explore portrait, charcoal drawing, scratch painting, and hidden shapes.
Free art workshops for children and adults with artist Tala Porbaha at Nørrebro Library, exploring portrait, charcoal drawing, scratch painting, and hidden shapes.
Photojournalist Mikkel Hørlyck presents his photo book 'Kill To Live' with stories from Ukraine and Syria. Meet the author, hear his reflections on photojournalism, and purchase a signed copy.
A literature quiz night celebrating banned and controversial books. Teams of 1-4 compete for a shared prize pool at Nørrebro Library.
A free, informal gathering at the library where people discuss current events and topics in a respectful atmosphere.
A creative writing group for adults at Nørrebro Library, led by author Claus Handberg. Meets every Tuesday from 11:30-14:30 in a supportive community focused on text and words.
Copenhagen Expat Meetup hosts a workshop on Danish workplace culture for recently arrived expats, covering work-life balance, collaboration, and communication.
A full day about food and nutrition at Nørrebro Library featuring talks, workshops, and family activities on ultra-processed foods, food labelling, and the future of meals.
Food editor Mette Mølbak discusses ultra-processed foods, gut bacteria, and healthier eating habits. Part of Copenhagen Public Libraries' science festival.
Nutritional psychiatrist Kamilla Rønnestad explores the link between food and mental health at Nørrebro Library as part of the 'Wild About Science' festival.
Learn to write about your family and ancestry with author Marie Østergaard Knudsen, who covers writing techniques, language craft, and processes for telling engaging stories.
A two-hour writing workshop for adults on narrative nonfiction, led by journalist and Politikens Forlag editor Mette Mayli Albæk. Learn to shape real events into compelling stories through research, narrative technique, ethics and voice.
Marine biologist Annette Bruhn explores seaweed and algae in a livestreamed lecture covering their ecology, human uses, and potential role in addressing climate and food crises. Audience members can ask questions and sample seaweed.
Part 2 of the Welcome to DK series explores Danish culture, traditions, and social etiquette with a focus on hygge and everyday habits, followed by networking for expats.
A writing workshop exploring the connection between body and writing, led by author Anna Rieder. Free but registration required.
Writing workshop for adults with author Nanna Foss on building fantasy worlds, combining writing exercises, inspirational talks, and Q&A.
Children's workshop where you design your own book cover with illustrator Sara Khayat. Part of the #Banned Books Campaign, for children aged approximately 7-12.
An enchanting culture night at Nørrebro Library featuring light art, live music, poetry and family-friendly activities like soap bubble shows and workshops.
Copenhagen Expat Meetup workshop on job searching in Denmark for expats, covering CV optimization, LinkedIn strategy, and workplace culture.
Dr. Bidisha Banerjee examines refugee graphic novels about the Mediterranean, exploring how artistic representation of marine environments evokes empathy for migrants and the natural world.
VR experience with PhD Efsevia Daskalaki offering insight into forensic pathology through virtual autopsy. The event is conducted in English.
World-leading biosonar researcher Peter Teglberg Madsen reveals how new technology is unlocking the secrets of whales - from porpoise hunting tactics to sperm whales diving over 1,000 meters deep.
Ethnographic poet Arendse Reeh leads a workshop where participants write a letter to someone who died during Mediterranean crossings. The workshop is in English and linked to the SOLID exhibition.
Researchers present the anthropological fieldwork and experimental communication behind the Solid exhibition.
Group singing session with Teater AstaBasta for children aged 0-6 at Nørrebro Library - songs, gestures, dancing and play, no registration needed.
Illustrator Jon Kabell teaches children how to draw dragons with authentic details and shares his experience creating children's books. You'll draw your own dragon too.
Opening of the SOLID exhibition featuring presentations from researchers and a curator from Milan, with alcohol-free refreshments and an introduction to the ERC-funded research project.
An intuitive writing workshop for adults led by author Rikke Oberlin Flarup. Through guided exercises and inspiration from tarot cards and visual art, participants create short texts at Nørrebro Library.
A literature quiz celebrating monsters, queerness, and the unconventional at Nørrebro Library during Golden Days. Join solo or bring a team of 2-4 players.
A creative community for people aged 20-35 to work on their own projects - scrapbooking, junk journaling, or whatever you fancy. Free and open to all experience levels.
A beginner-friendly introduction to artificial intelligence. Learn what AI is, how it's used in daily life, and how to ask good questions to AI tools.
Family workshop where children aged 6+ learn about silk printing and create their own prints inspired by fairy tales, guided by illustrator Maria Buchmann.