Smørum Bibliotek on Flodvej 68 is part of Egedal Bibliotekerne and shares its building with Smørum Kulturcenter. It offers book lending, reading spaces and a children's section, and regularly hosts author evenings, talks, film screenings and workshops. Outside staffed hours, self-service access is available using a health card and PIN.
Flodvej 68, 2765 Smørum
Autumn book sale at Smørum Library with materials priced at 5 kr. each, or fill your own bag for 10 kr.
A nature guide leads children on an adventure through the park discovering insects and small creatures, followed by a musical children's theatre performance set in the world of the grass.
A plant exchange market on the lawn at Smørum Library where you can buy, sell or swap plants and garden-related items.
A Christmas event for children with storytelling, crafts, and festive activities at Smørum Library.
A musical performance for young children about a girl and her grandfather discovering connection through music, exploring how relationships and hope endure through change.
Translator Mette Holm explores Haruki Murakami's literary universe and five Japanese female authors she has translated, sharing insights into the art of translating Japanese literature to Danish.
Free film screening at Smørum Library for young children aged 3-6.
American documentary following librarians fighting book bans and defending freedom of speech against a wave of censorship across the United States.
Documentary film about visual artist John Kørner, directed by Jørgen Leth. Follows the artist's work and poetic perspective on Danish society over five years.
A Japanese animated film about a young witch starting her own delivery service in a coastal town. For children aged 6 and up at Smørum Library.
A poetic puppet theatre adaptation of H.C. Andersen's classic tale, where a puppet prince searches for a real princess. For children from 3 years old.
A Japanese feature film about a man working as a cleaner at Tokyo's public toilets. Wim Wenders' humanistic tribute to life's small daily joys.
Medical students run a playful teddy bear hospital where children aged 3-6 can care for their bears with X-rays and health checks.
LæsLæs reads a Japanese picture book aloud and invites children to create origami and comic art at Smørum Library.
A guided group reading session where a guide reads short stories aloud with discussion pauses. Free event at Smørum Library with refreshments.
A documentary about a Japanese postal worker who secretly runs one of Japan's most unusual companies alongside his ordinary day job.
A 2023 Japanese film by Ryusuke Hamaguchi about a family resisting a luxury resort project that threatens their local ecosystem. Jury Prize winner at Venice Film Festival.
A puppet theatre show with music and humour about baker Petruska and a mysterious honey heart, for children aged 3-8 and their families.
Asger Røjle shares stories from Japan over a communal dinner featuring Japanese-inspired seasonal cuisine and group singing.
Documentary filmmaker Kaspar Astrup Schröder presents clips from his Japanese films and discusses isolation and everyday life in Japan with the audience.
Year-end celebration at Smørum Bibliotek with classic sparkling wines and literary readings. Bring your own wine glasses.
A traditional Lucia procession with children from a local daycare singing and carrying candles through the library.