Tingbjerg Bibliotek\Kulturhus is a municipal library and cultural centre in the Tingbjerg-Husum district of Copenhagen, designed by COBE architects and opened in October 2018. The four-storey building brings together a public and school library, a concert and theatre hall, a creative workshop, meeting rooms and a café. It was built in partnership between the City of Copenhagen and the housing associations fsb and SAB, and also serves as the school library for Tingbjerg Skole.
Skolesiden 4, 2700 Brønshøj
Open workshop where you can experiment with 3D printers, laser cutters, woodworking, and digital design methods without prior experience. Every Wednesday 15:00-19:00 at Tingbjerg Library.
A repair workshop where volunteers help fix clothes, electronics, and household items with an emphasis on sustainability and reuse.
Author Rasmus Daugbjerg presents his new historical novel 'Rasmus Nielsøn' and discusses his use of mythology and nature's voice in his writing.
Open workshop for anyone interested in building and experimenting with machines like 3D printers, laser cutters, and tools. Every Wednesday 15:00-19:00, no registration required.
A monthly community dinner series featuring food, socialising, and cultural events. Each evening includes dinner and a different programme of performances or activities.
Postnatal workshop on tummy time play and baby massage for parents with children aged 0-8 months. Learn simple exercises and techniques from authorized physiotherapist Marianne Mogensen.
Researcher Fatima AlZahra'a Alatraktchi explores the secret social world of bacteria and what their societies reveal about cooperation, selfishness, and survival.
A musical family performance by Teater Batida about a trio where Karl's wild ideas send the music hilariously off-key. For children aged 5-10.
A musical theatre for children where a trio attempts to play a spring concert, but Karl's wild imagination keeps disrupting the music in hilarious ways.
Journalists Johanne Pontoppidan Tuxen and Mikkel Vuorela from Dagbladet Information trace humanity's energy story - from ancient solar power to the nuclear age.
Workshop on communicating with babies through signs, sound play, and rhythm - for expectant parents and families with children aged 0-12 months.
Make your own jewellery from recycled game pieces in this hands-on workshop at the Game On festival.
Build your own games from natural materials like horse chestnuts and leaves in this creative workshop where science and art combine.
A community repair workshop where volunteers help fix broken clothes, electronics, and household items to reduce waste and promote sustainable reuse.
A hands-on afternoon of classic Nintendo games from the 80s and 90s, hosted by gaming enthusiast Natasha at Tingbjerg Bibliotek og Kulturhus.
Create your own games from natural materials like conkers and leaves in this hands-on workshop led by Clorofille Nature Association, part of the Game On festival.
A monthly community dinner at Tingbjerg Library/Cultural Centre with affordable meals and cultural performances. Each evening features live music or theatre following the shared meal.
A Christmas comedy for young children about friendship, featuring Teater Batida's playful characters and live music.
A Christmas comedy by Teater Batida about friendship for young children. Mabel and Benny prepare for the holidays, but their clashing personalities create mayhem - until the house mouse saves the day with music and adventure.
Physiotherapist Marianne Mogensen leads a workshop with movement games and sensory activities for babies aged 4-12 months, including baby massage and first aid basics.
A free community event where volunteers help repair clothes, electronics, and everyday items instead of throwing them away.
A comic, dance-filled performance of Little Red Riding Hood meeting the Wolf, exploring climate change, consumption and greed. Free theatre for children from age 3 at Tingbjerg Library & Cultural Centre.
A wordless performance about human rights told as a love story, with an actor bringing figures and objects to life on a desk. Poetic, funny and musical for children from age 5 and adults.
Don and Gnu from the trilogy "Men in Sandals" return in an outdoor pop-up show packed with physical theatre, stunts and humour for children from age 3.
A children's theatre performance about the mermaid Havdis protecting the ocean from pollution and overfishing. For ages 4-8, free admission.
Children's theatre performance about a mermaid protecting the ocean from pollution and overfishing. For ages 4-8.
A family-friendly culture evening exploring the sea through theatre, creative workshops, storytelling, and a lecture, with food and an exhibition.
Free drop-in health advice for children and young people aged 2-25 and their families with a nurse at Tingbjerg Library.
A charming puppet theatre show for toddlers about a frog who falls in love with a white duck, based on Max Velthuijs' beloved children's book.
An almost wordless performance for the youngest about a tomato growing in a gardener's greenhouse, featuring animation, music and hand-made props from recycled materials.
A monologue about Joop, a Jewish boy who survived Nazi concentration camps and came to Denmark as a 9-year-old. An honest and humorous performance for children from 4th grade and up.
Free course on emergency preparedness and self-sufficiency during crises without power, water, or heating. Learn to prepare yourself, your family, and your community.
Batida's children's theatre performance follows a girl's journey to meet her grandmother in Iran. Designed for ages 3-8, the 45-minute show combines storytelling with imaginative travel.
Peter Nordahl performs live as storyteller behind the children's series Hunden Ib, with songs and illustrations for children aged 3-6.
Open house event with health checks, smoothie bike, first aid courses and activities for the whole family.
A full week of films at Tingbjerg Library & Cultural Centre - from surprise screenings under the open sky to children's films, documentaries and Mexican cinema. Free entry to all events.
Tingbjerg Challenge is an annual event at Tingbjerg Library and Cultural Centre with a programme to be announced in early August.
Marionet Teatret presents the puppet show "Arnarulunnguaq - the great little woman" at Tingbjerg Library & Cultural Centre. This performance for children from 2 years old tells the true story of a Greenlandic woman who joined polar explorer Knud Rasmussen on a historic sledge journey.
International street theatre festival featuring acrobatics, dance and performance on the basketball court in Tingbjerg over two days.