Stenløse Bibliotek is a branch of Egedalbibliotekerne, housed inside Stenløse Kulturhus on Rådhustorvet. Visitors can borrow books, magazines, comics and films, use the internet or simply find a quiet spot to read or study. The library runs a regular programme of events for children and adults, including lectures, creative workshops and art exhibitions. The building also hosts Egedal Musik- og Kulturskole and a local history archive.
Rådhustorvet, 3660 Stenløse
Opening hours follow the event programme
A free repair workshop where volunteers help you fix bicycles, appliances, speakers, and other items. No registration needed.
Family afternoon at the library with storytelling, a children's concert, and a cake competition for all ages.
A storytelling and creative activity session for young children and their carers, featuring picture books, play and themed activities at Stenløse Library.
Free short film screenings for young children at the library. Two sessions: 9:30 for ages 0-3 and 10:15 for ages 3-6.
Free playroom for young children (0-2 years) every Thursday at Stenløse Library with play, singing, movement and coffee for parents. Rhythm sessions every other Thursday.
A family-friendly event combining read-alouds, crafts and a shared meal where children actively participate in preparing the table.
Open Mic night in Stenløse where musicians of all levels can perform their own songs. Audiences are also welcome to listen.
Family-friendly event for children aged 4-7 featuring movement, singing games, mindfulness, and acro-yoga, followed by coffee and a read-aloud session.
An evening of communal dining and singing at Stenløse Kulturhus, celebrating the harvest landscape with seasonal food and music.
Librarians share book recommendations and discuss literature over coffee and cake. Join the conversation or simply listen and enjoy.
A children's theatre show about friendship between a cleaner and a dog named Pølse. For ages 3-7.
Open Mic night in Stenløse where musicians of all levels can perform their own songs in a relaxed atmosphere. Audiences are also welcome.
Join the library staff for a cosy book café where they share their favourite reads of the year, with coffee, tea and cake.
TV chef and author Claus Holm explores life's big questions - relationships, ageing, mortality - with humour and warmth in this midlife lecture.
Illustrator Palle Schmidt teaches children and young people from age 8 how to draw manga and create their own comic stories in this two-hour workshop.
A hands-on origami workshop with Line Prytz Hansen, where you'll fold paper birds and flowers. All materials included.
A new production from De Røde Heste about a thirsty boy who sets out to find his grandmother. For children aged 4-8.
A traditional Lucia procession with children carrying candles through the library - a warm family-friendly celebration.