Rytterskolen on Brønshøj Torv is a listed building from 1723, originally one of Frederick IV's royal cavalry schools. The whitewashed, thatched structure is among the oldest in the district and now operates as a cultural venue under BRØK - Brønshøj Kulturhus. It hosts exhibitions, cultural events and local gatherings, and is only open when events are scheduled.
Brønshøjvej 1, 2700 Brønshøj
Opening hours follow the event programme
Five-week yoga course for new mothers and babies, combining functional training, pelvic floor work, and gentle movement in a supportive group setting.
Free toddler cinema with a 20-minute film and healthy snacks. Screenings on selected dates from September to December. Advance booking required.
Rhythm music for toddlers featuring singing, dancing, games and music at Rytterskolen. Instructor is trained rhythm pedagogue Pia Jønsson.
Art class for ages 6-9 featuring drawing, painting, printing, and collage. Twelve sessions from week 35-47 on Wednesdays 14:30-15:30 at Rytterskolen.
Art course for ages 10-15 exploring drawing, printmaking, collage, painting, and sculpture. Twelve Wednesday sessions from September to November at Rytterskolen.
Free drop-in café for new parents with themed discussions, hosted by a trained doula and yoga instructor.
Family therapist Berit Andersen shares practical strategies for addressing sleep challenges in young children and supporting older siblings during the transition to a new baby.
Reflexologist Gitte Reffelt presents how reflexology can support your baby's wellbeing. Learn the basics of the method and discover foot zones you can stimulate at home to soothe and calm your baby.
A collage workshop for ages 8+ led by young artist Rosalba, where you create imaginative worlds from magazine clippings and found materials.
Puppet theatre for toddlers (1-3 years) with music, rhymes and stories. Sif Jessen Hymøller creates an intimate world of teddy bears and dolls.
A children's theatre show about friendship between a cleaner and a playful puppet dog, featuring songs, puppetry, and physical comedy for ages 3-7.
Free guided tour of the Carlstad exhibition at Rytterskolen with amateur historian Tom Petersen, exploring the Swedish occupation of Copenhagen in 1659.
Family therapist Thit Houman explores how partnerships shift after becoming parents, covering conflicts, differing needs and intimacy in the new everyday reality.
A postnatal café gathering at Rytterskolen featuring bingo, designed as a social space for new parents with nursing breaks and baby sounds welcome.
