Randers Fritidscenter occupies a historic building that was formerly home to the local craftsmen's association, and now serves as a multicultural community hub for clubs and amateurs of all ages. Owned by Randers Kommune, it offers rooms of various sizes for hire - used for meetings, courses, association activities, theatre performances and lectures.
Vestergade 15, 8900 Randers C
Opening hours follow the event programme
Former priest Lone Olsen explores joy and happiness as fundamental human experiences, drawing on literature and personal reflection to address how we can find meaning in challenging times.
A lecture exploring the origins and meanings of Christmas traditions, from Coca-Cola to old customs and the mysteries of Christmas folklore.
War correspondent and Cavling Prize winner Nagieb Khaja discusses the mechanisms behind radicalization, recruitment into jihadist groups, and the human impact of conflict.
A Mercy Ships volunteer shares the organization's mission of providing medical aid through floating hospitals, including the former Danish ferry Africa Mercy.
David Guldager explores how to harness artificial intelligence as a practical tool for smarter workflows and organizational change.
A musical lecture exploring Kim Larsen's Christian faith and its influence on his songwriting, featuring performances of his hymns and folk songs.