Nørrebrohallen on Nørrebrogade is a municipal sports and cultural centre that started life in 1896 as a tram depot, built by Siemens & Halske to designs by architect Thorvald Sørensen. Tram operations ceased in 1972 and the building was converted into a sports hall. Today it offers football, handball, basketball, squash, badminton and climbing. The main hall seats 600-800 and hosts concerts, flea markets and conferences; since 2019 it also shares the building with Nørrebro Bibliotek.
Nørrebrogade 208, 2200 København N
Mon-Thu 06:45-23:15, Fri 06:45-21:15, Sat-Sun: see website
Free badminton for children aged 6-12 at Nørrebrohallen, part of the Weekend for børn programme on Nørrebro.
Children aged 6-15 build their own mini-robot at this Gadget Workshop event, part of the Game On gaming festival. Assembly takes 20-30 minutes and you take your robot home.
Build your own potato band and watch it perform live. This interactive workshop lets you create musicians from potatoes and hear them play on a small stage with real sound equipment.
A sports day for children aged 6-12 at Nørrebrohallen featuring boxing, basketball, dance, karate, fencing and many other activities.
Acro yoga class for toddlers aged 2-3 with an adult, no experience required. Part of Weekend for Children on Nørrebro - a free programme of cultural and movement activities.
Children aged 7-12 can try acro yoga with an adult in this free class at Nørrebrohallen, part of the Weekend for Children on Nørrebro programme.
Acro yoga class for children aged 4-7 with an adult partner. No experience needed - part of the free Weekend for Children on Nørrebro.