Schweizerhalle - Tønder Kulturhus is the largest cultural venue in Tønder municipality and the main hub of the town's cultural life. The building was formerly known as Schweizerhalle and served as the assembly hall of the German minority. Today it hosts a wide range of events, from concerts and theatre to lectures, comedy shows and exhibitions.
Ribelandevej 39, 6270 Tønder
Opening hours follow the event programme
Masker i Marsken celebrates five years with a festive evening of knitting, tapas, bingo, and group singing to ABBA music. Dress as your inner 70s icon and join the local choir VisVocal for a cozy celebration.
Adventurer Rasmus Kragh shares personal stories from his extreme expeditions to Everest, the South Pole, and the Finnish wilderness, exploring mental resilience and self-leadership.
Trine Gadeberg performs as the popular character Pelle in a comedy show about Danish party culture seen through a child's eyes.
A tribute to West Jutland rock legend Johnny Madsen, featuring blues-driven classics from "Checkpoint Charlie" to "Færgemanden" - authentic rock 'n' roll with the Madsen spirit.
Anja Aalund shares her experiences as a relative caring for a husband with dementia, exploring the difficult and meaningful moments that shape daily life.
British Queen tribute band Majesty, fronted by Rob Lea as Freddie Mercury, delivers a spectacular show combining musical precision with theatrical staging.
A bingo-based comedy show hosted by Valdemar Pustelnik, featuring audience competitions, jokes, and prizes in a sold-out touring production.
Songwriter Mads Langelund from Tønder performs with his five-piece band and three guest acts, including the children's choir from Møgeltønder School and Maja & De Sarte Sjæle.
Humorous dance performance by Chilean director Marco Layera with eleven dancers exploring the moment before collapse. A physical and colourful show about panic, fear and hope.
An evening with vinyl expert Søren Genefke exploring the history and enduring appeal of vinyl records, featuring live record playing and conversation.
A tribute to Electric Light Orchestra featuring musicians from Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. The show includes classics like 'Mr. Blue Sky' and 'Living Thing' with integrated sound and light effects.
Sebastian Klein presents a lecture show about the world's most dangerous animals, combining knowledge, video clips, and humor to explain when and why creatures pose a threat to humans.
A Royal Danish Theatre production dramatizing the story of Yahya Hassan's family, who speak publicly for the first time about his childhood in Aarhus and a life shaped by displacement and family trauma.
Michael Carøe presents a Christmas evening of classic crooner music, accompanied by Rasmus Bøgelund and his Jazz Pioneers. The arrangements blend Duke Ellington's sound world with modern jazz energy.
A festive Christmas concert featuring Sigurd Barrett, a symphony orchestra, and over 100 schoolchildren from Tønder Municipality.
Nordic Christmas concert celebrating 20 years of Helene Blum and Harald Haugaard's annual tradition, featuring returning guest musicians and a blend of original compositions with traditional folk music.
A rhythmic and interactive Christmas story for young children about two elves who decide to give Santa a gift. A 40-minute performance perfect for ages 2-6.
Sønderjylland Symphony Orchestra's New Year's Gala features Viennese waltzes, Grieg, and Rossini, hosted by Peter Mygind and conducted by Christian Øland.
Folketeaterets modern take on H.C. Andersen's classic combines street dance, 3D effects and music in a family show for children from 7 years old.
Jan Elhøj and Morten Kirckhoff from the DR television programme Nul Stjerner present their new live show with travel stories, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and inappropriate photos from over 50 countries.
Ole Lund Kirkegaard's classic adventure about the boy Albert, who sails out into the world in a herring barrel. A colourful puppet theatre performance for children aged 5-12 and their families.
A Danish comedy about four friends navigating love and loneliness in their sixties, with humour, heart, and unexpected twists.
Frank Hvam returns to stand-up with his new show 'Et smukt styrt', exploring life's falls and loss of control with his characteristic honesty and humour.
Finn Nørbygaard celebrates his 75th birthday and 50 years as an entertainer with a personal one-man show featuring stories, music and humour from his career.
Figaros stages the classic operetta 'Frøken Nitouche' with comic flair and musical style. Featuring Lisbeth Kjærulff, Kristian Jensen and Jakob Weble, the show blends operetta, musical, soul and swing.
Torben Chris presents his fourth one-man show with sharp, provocative humour about political correctness and the absurdities of modern culture.
Radio Tønder marks 15 years and owner Holger Wollesen's 80th birthday with a five-hour anniversary show featuring multiple artists at Tønder Kulturhus.
Heino Hansen presents his new stand-up show 'De kalder mig Heino', rejecting the reduction to his appearance and focusing on his craft as a comedian.
Martin Kanstrup presents his new show 'En Wild Omgang' - a blend of music, comedy and Thybo charm based on recognizable everyday situations.
Lærke Bagger presents Mega Workshop 3.0, a fun and creative show about handicrafts where the audience can knit or crochet along. Bring knitting needles, crochet hooks and leftover yarn.
Author Niels Krause-Kjær discusses his acclaimed novel 'Ude for uden', exploring how rural Denmark transformed into an urban-centred society. A personal and historical reflection on cultural identity and modernisation.
Rikke Thomsen and her band Æ Knajte perform new material and fan favourites from 'Die Ganze Schweinerei' on a nationwide autumn tour.
Three heavy metal bands in one evening: local Tønder act Skalnastal, Danish veterans Wasted, and German tribute band Celtic Front. Doors at 18:00, concert at 19:00.
A musical-dramatic production about Tine Bryld's life and work with young people, based on 'Tværs'. Part of Teatergrad's Danish chronicle series.
Lasse Helvig presents a concert lecture celebrating the 40th anniversary of Kim Larsen's classic album 'Disguised as an Adult', with music, storytelling and audience sing-alongs.
A theatrical concert celebrating Tønder Festival, where six performers interpret songs by Bob Dylan, Sebastian and other folk artists in a two-act show.
Museum inspector Carsten Porskrog Rasmussen explores the history of four South Jutland towns from the 1500s to 1864, examining their trade, crafts, harbours and architectural heritage.
Young music students from Tønder Kulturskole and Ukrainian music schools perform together in a free afternoon concert.
The Country Moon Caravan brings three artists from Canada and Denmark together for a shared tour of country, folk and americana. Bobby Tenderloin Universe, J.TEX and Aske Skat perform at Tønder Kulturhus.
A new Danish musical about a girl's identity crisis during her upper secondary years, based on Sofie Riis Endahl's novel with music and script by the author herself.
Dissing & Las honours the musical legacy of Povl Dissing with a concert featuring sea shanties, ballads and poetic texts from a Danish music legend's life.