Osramhuset is a neighbourhood cultural centre in the Haraldsgade quarter of Nørrebro, close to Skjolds Plads. The building dates from 1953, when it was erected as offices and a warehouse for the light-bulb manufacturer Dansk Osram A/S - making it one of Denmark's earliest prefabricated concrete structures. Run by the City of Copenhagen, it today hosts children's cultural events, postnatal groups and room hire for meetings and private events.
Valhalsgade 4, 2200 København N
Opening hours follow the event programme
Free film screening for young children (2-5 years) at Osramhuset with popcorn and juice included. Film titles revealed on the day.
A weekly cycling group for seniors and others with flexible weekday schedules. Rides are adapted to suit all pace levels, and both regular and e-bikes are welcome. Meets every Wednesday at 10:00 in the courtyard at Osramhuset.
Salaam Filmfestival screens Mr. Freeman at Osramhuset with free entry, a talk, and discussion about loneliness, family, and cultural encounters.
A dance theatre performance for young children about two sisters exploring life's rituals through movement and the senses.
Free playroom for small children and parents on parental leave, open Monday and Wednesday mornings at Osramhuset.
Free playtime for childcare institutions, childminders, and home-based carers every Tuesday morning at Osramhuset in Nørrebro.
A weekly craft circle where knitters, crocheters, and artists of all levels gather to work on projects together at Osramhuset.
A monthly board game night at Watt-a-Café, a volunteer-run café at Osramhuset where you can play free games, enjoy coffee and snacks, and meet fellow players.
Free creative workshops for children aged 2-12 focusing on art, imagination and biodiversity.
Yoga for parents with babies aged 2-9 months, focusing on pelvic floor, core, and back strength. Eight Tuesday sessions from August 11 to September 29.
First aid course for infants and toddlers with paramedic Jacob Lynge, covering resuscitation, airway obstruction, and common accidents in young children.
Beginner-friendly Argentine tango evening with an intro workshop and social dancing at Osramhuset.
A double concert evening featuring Torrent Sound's dreamy singer-songwriter material and J.U.N.C.'s interpretations of American female artists like Beth Hart and Amy Winehouse.
Salaam Filmfestival screens the documentary Q's Barbershop about a Somali barber in Vollsmose, followed by audience discussion and refreshments.
Free creative workshops for children aged 7-12 every Saturday morning at Osramhuset. This autumn features painting, textile printing, and origami.
Practical first aid course for infants and toddlers with paramedic Jacob Lynge, covering resuscitation, airway obstruction, and common childhood accidents.
Children aged 4-7 create stories through shadow theatre, exploring light, darkness, feelings and movement with artists from Scene N. Free admission with advance registration.
Aura's role-playing club invites children aged 8-12 to an open house at Osramhuset, where they can try board role-playing without adults. Group 1 plays from 10-11.
Aura invites children aged 8-12 to a board role-playing adventure at Osramhuset, where cooperation and personal growth take centre stage.
Children aged 8-12 join Aura's tabletop roleplay adventure to help Queen Amelia recover her lost bracelet. The one-hour game emphasizes cooperation, personal strengths, and reflection through collaborative problem-solving.
Aura's role-playing club hosts an open house for children aged 8-12, where they can try board role-playing games without commitment. Group 4 plays from 13:30-14:30 and must help Queen Amelia find her missing bracelet.
Salaam Filmfestival screens "A Little Piece of the Cake" with an introduction, discussion, and refreshments at Osramhuset. Free, but registration required.
Practical workshop where parents learn zone therapy techniques to help babies with digestion and sleep. Instructor Helle Munk demonstrates massage and pressure techniques that participants can practice on their own baby.
Salaam Filmfestival returns to Osramhuset with a free film screening, talk, and audience discussion. Viewers vote in advance to choose which film will be shown.
A guided dance meditation with mantra circle, sound healing and light language healing led by Sia Sophia Schjerning. A free evening focused on self-connection through movement, meditative healing and journaling.
Free creative workshops for families with children aged 1-6 every Saturday morning at Osramhuset. Activities rotate between gelatin printing, ceramics, painting, and drawing, with a focus on creativity and art.
Free weekly Saturday gathering in Osramhuset's courtyard featuring rotating talks, workshops, concerts and meals centred on nature, plants and sustainable food.
Portrait painting workshop at Osramhuset's volunteer-run Watt-a-Café. Bring a photo and create a painting - no experience needed, all materials included.
Children aged 3-10 explore underground microorganisms and create their own felted wool creatures in this hands-on nature workshop.
Free needle-felting workshop for ages 7-12 on Nørrebrogade where children shape small nature creatures from wool. Part of Car-Free Sunday and Weekend for Children.
The traditional Cirkus Panik family performs classic circus acts and leads hands-on workshops in juggling and acrobatics at this free street festival for all ages.
Street theatre, circus, a floating-horse parade and art opening fill the streets around Osramhuset for a family-friendly day.
Artist duo Filthy Luker and Pedro Estrellas install a giant octopus on Osramhuset's facade as part of the Street Festival - a free pop-up with humor and an environmental message.
WATT-A-CAFÉ, Osramhuset's new volunteer-run café, opens with mingle-bingo and a music quiz. Free entry and drinks all evening.