Solvang Bibliotek on Remisevej in Copenhagen S is a public library that also serves as the school library for the neighbouring Dyvekeskolen. The newly renovated building has glass facades facing the shared square between the school and Solvang Church, and houses an events hall, a children's library and public workstations. Besides lending books, the library hosts theatre performances, exhibitions and practical services such as IT help and legal advice.
Remisevej 14, 2300 København S
Mon, Wed and Thu 12:30-19:00, Tue 12:30-17:00, Fri 10:00-16:00, Sat 10:00-14:00, Sun closed
An open autumn exhibition at Solvang Bibliotek where amateur and professional artists can display their work without censorship. Free entry and participation.
A dance performance for children from 5 years old on Amager Fælled, where the company Nubim explores the world of birds through movement, poetry and humour under the open sky.
A family workshop where children and adults create bird artworks inspired by nature, led by musician Franz Bomberg and textile artist Debbie Kathrine Sørensen.
Artist Linda Weimann leads a free workshop where participants create bird masks using watercolour, ink and natural materials like leaves, feathers and shells.
Interactive children's performance where 5-10 year-olds follow bird experts on a sound journey, learn to fly like birds, and explore sound universes indoors and outdoors.
Meet your local librarian over coffee at Solvang Library. All are welcome, regardless of borrowing history or language background.
Journalist Line Vaaben examines femicide and intimate partner homicide in Denmark through case studies, statistics and analysis of underlying mechanisms.
A musical performance about Miss Larsen discovering love at the library. For children aged 3-8 with their adults.
Traditional Chinese cultural morning featuring classical instruments like guqin and pipa, where participants can perform and exchange musical experiences.
Chef Christian Sørensen shares practical tips for greener eating habits and teaches you how to make sauerkraut with apple and ginger at home.
Author Jacnita Madsen leads a storytelling and hands-on nature collage workshop for young children at Solvang Library.
Journalist Ida Ebbensgaard explores generative AI's impact on everyday life - from practical benefits to risks - and demonstrates live how to work with language models.
Create your own Halloween creature from clay and natural materials while musician Kim Jezus and artist Maria Lau Krogh lead spooky songs at Solvang Library.
Free initial legal advice with a lawyer from Øens Advokatfirma. Everyone is welcome for a consultation on legal matters.
A cozy reading afternoon at Solvang Library featuring read-aloud stories, soft sheepskins, and hot cocoa for children and parents.
Author Annette Bjergfeldt presents her new novel about an inventor family in 1910 and reflects on her own remarkable writing career.
Create a beautiful beaded mistletoe at Solvang Library. Nanna from Perleblomst.dk teaches you the technique, and you take your finished piece home.
Sensory workshop for young children exploring nature through sound, touch, smell and taste, led by musician Franz Bomberg and textile artist Debbie Kathrine Sørensen.
A sensory workshop for toddlers and preschoolers exploring nature through touch, sound, smell, and taste with musician Franz Bomberg and textile artist Debbie Kathrine Sørensen.
A celebration of a year of creative activities for children featuring music, workshops and snacks at Solvang Library.
Professor Thomas Bolander explores humanoid robots, artificial intelligence, and their role in society - from practical tasks to ethical questions about the job market and human interaction.
Historian Sune Wadskjær Nielsen recounts the Holmen disaster of 1944, when an explosion killed 16 people, including 11 firefighters.
Librarians from Ørestad and Solvang share winter reading recommendations - novels, short stories, poetry and audiobooks.
Solvang Library celebrates Christmas with an afternoon for the whole family, featuring wish-writing, winter books, creative activities, and a visit from clown Tape.
Children and adults test their skills against bird abilities at this free family event at Solvang Library, with prizes and continuous sessions led by nature guides.
Danish-Afghan author Uzma Akbari explores the Afghan poetic form landai and literature's power to resist censorship, as part of Danish PEN's #ForbiddenBooks campaign.
Author Kim Fupz Aakeson discusses his DR Novel Prize-winning novel about a man leaving a community of convicted criminals.
Join nature guide Jørgen Rye on a foraging walk through the autumn meadow to gather berries, nuts and wild herbs, ending with tea and tastings.
Learn the ancient mandala weaving technique at Solvang Library. This meditative workshop is free and open to all ages.
Storyteller Hans Laurens presents nature stories for children aged 4+, followed by a workshop where children create their own nature fable.
Textile artist Maria Zahle and librarian Laura Noszczyk invite you to a weaving workshop and storytelling session on Amager Fælled, where you blend natural materials with yarn on small handheld looms.
Free family afternoon with art-making, felting, and autumn books at Solvang Library.
A reading club for children aged 10-13 at Solvang Library, where members meet on the first Monday of each month to discuss books and do creative activities.
Syddjurs Egnsteater tells the story of swimmer Jenny Kammersgaard, who crossed the Kattegat in 1937 and defied society's expectations of women. A family production for children from age 7.