Nordatlantisk Hus is a cultural centre on Byens Ø in Odense Harbour, opened in November 2013, dedicated to the Faroe Islands, Iceland and Greenland. The ground floor hosts rotating exhibitions by North Atlantic artists alongside concerts, lectures, film screenings and workshops. The building also houses Det Grønlandske Hus, Restaurant Nordatlanten and Butik Nordatlanten. Designed by Cornelius Vöge Atelier for Arkitektur, it received Odense Municipality's Architecture Prize and the Odin Prize in 2014.
Nordatlantisk Promenade 1, 5000 Odense C
Mon-Wed 11:00-16:00, Thu-Fri 11:00-18:00, Sat-Sun 11:00-14:00
An exhibition exploring ice and its physical characteristics at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
A joint exhibition featuring works by artists Edith Mørkøre and Birgit Kirke at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
An exhibition of 14 original illustrations depicting the story of Sæla at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
Children take part in a creative workshop with magical themes at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
Nive & the Deer Children celebrate International Inuit Day with a concert blending Arctic mystique and Americana-folk in their distinctive inuit-indie sound.
A lecture examining Faroese literature's role as a site of cultural and political struggle, part of a North Atlantic literary history series.
A Christmas concert celebrating the musical traditions of Greenland, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands.
A Christmas market with handcrafted gifts and decorations at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
Nisse Nord takes the stage at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense on December 12.
A lecture tracing Greenlandic literature from its earliest sources to contemporary times, examining the evolution from Aron to Aka.
A lecture exploring Icelandic literary history, from canonical works to hidden treasures of North Atlantic literature.
A bingo event with brunch at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
An evening of music and dinner by candlelight at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
Inuit Feet brings Arctic cultural music and traditions to the stage at Nordatlantisk Hus.
Reumert Prize winner Aviana Steinbacher tells the story of a young Greenlandic woman navigating Denmark, love, racism, and self-discovery in this directed theatre piece.
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Greenlandic band DE[GRØNLANDSKE] brings an evening of talk and music to Odense.
The Odense Film Festival presents a lecture and portrait film about Faroese artist Bergithe Johannessen at Nordatlantisk Hus.
Two short films from Iceland and Greenland are screened at Nordatlantisk Hus - an evening featuring the Icelandic Póstkort and the Greenlandic Ivikkisartoq Kingulleq.
A Greenlandic film about identity and society shown as part of the North Atlantic Film Evenings at Nordatlantisk Hus.
Czech artist Martin Velíšek exhibits illustrations inspired by Greenlandic legends and mythology at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
Artist Martin Velíšek displays his illustrations inspired by Greenlandic legends and mythology.