Sundby Bibliotek is a district library on Amagerbro, housed in the community centre Kvarterhuset. The children's section is on the ground floor and the adult section on the first floor. Beyond books and periodicals, the building offers a café, meeting rooms and an assembly hall used for concerts, author talks, children's theatre and art exhibitions. In summer, outdoor concerts take place on a small stage next to the building.
Jemtelandsgade 3, 2300 København S
Mon-Thu 10:00-18:00, Fri 12:00-17:00, Sat 10:00-14:00, Sun closed
An introduction to quantum physics and quantum computers, exploring how this technology works and its potential applications.
Volunteer reader Sarah shares English picture books and stories with children aged 2-6 and their families - free and no registration required.
Author and journalist Carsten Norton explores the transformation of Pusher Street from a 1970s social experiment to a criminal hub and its place in Copenhagen's history.
A hands-on science club for young children aged 4-7, exploring nature, physics and chemistry through simple experiments.
Three researchers explore coffee from plant biology to sustainability, climate impact, and health effects.
Mette Hansen tells fairy tales with puppets and props for 4-5-year-olds, featuring rhymes and movement games.
Lecture on communicating with babies before they speak, baby signs, language stimulation and first aid for choking. For expectant parents, parents and grandparents with babies aged 0-12 months.
A lecture exploring seaweed's role in ocean ecosystems and its potential to tackle future challenges in health, food, climate, and environmental sustainability.
Mette Hansen tells fairy tales for 4-5-year-olds with puppets and props, featuring rhymes and movement activities.
Interactive rhyming workshop for kindergarten children at Sundby Library, featuring games, storytelling, and a diploma for each participant.
Preschool children and their adults can enjoy short Christmas films at Sundby Bibliotek on a Wednesday morning.
A lecture on the Amager Railway's colourful history, from factory transport to its notorious role in moving latrines from Copenhagen, told through photographs and archival research.
A lecture on the resilience of rural Copenhagen dialects among fishermen and market gardeners, presented by linguists Pia Quist and Bjarne S. Hansen from the University of Copenhagen.
A lecture about Earth's largest animals and how new technology allows researchers to track whales hunting in the ocean depths.
Kvarterhuset celebrates 25 years with a free festival day featuring music, magic shows, dance, workshops, and activities for the whole family.
Author Peter Øvig leads a workshop on writing autobiographical and documentary narratives, exploring ideas, ethics, and dramaturgy.
A lecture on German philosopher Hartmut Rosa and his concept of resonance, presented by theologian Steen Hjul Lybke at Kvarterhuset.
A puppet and shadow-play adaptation of Leo Lionni's classic about a dreaming mouse whose stories sustain his community through winter. For ages 3-6.
Postnatal event on introducing solid foods with specialist Kirsten Mikkelsen Ravnbøl, sharing practical advice and recipes for delicious baby food.
Short films designed for toddlers at Sundby Bibliotek. The 30-minute programme requires advance registration.
Biologist Morten D.D. Hansen discusses Danish bird species and birdwatching in cities, drawing on his new book and years of nature writing experience.
An evening of classical guitar featuring German guitarist Flavius Wagner and Guitarorkestret at Kvarterhuset.
Summer Book Festival at Sundby Library featuring author Maria Rørbæk, who has written popular children's books. For children who completed the summer reading challenge.