Toftebjerg-Them Bibliotek & Medborgerhus brings together a library, community centre and café under one roof in the small Jutland town of Them. The building also has a concert hall and spans two floors connected by a lift. The programme ranges from baby cafés and morning sing-alongs to reading clubs and cultural events. Outside staffed hours, visitors can access the building using their health card.
Røllikevej 3, 8653 Them
Volunteers gather every Monday to sew sustainable fabric bags from recycled materials for the library. No sewing experience needed - templates and guidance provided.
A creative workshop where children build fantastic sea creatures from recycled materials inspired by an adventure to the ocean floor.
Free maternity café for new parents and their young children with coffee, pastries and a welcoming space to connect.
An hour of communal singing with pianist Hans Holm, featuring songs from Højskolesangbogen. Coffee, tea, and homemade buns for sale.
Release celebration for Naturalfabet, a nature-exploration initiative for children, featuring freestyle rap, student performances, crafts, and activities.
A hands-on embroidery workshop with journalist and embroiderer Kris Jensen, no experience needed. Learn to embroider freehand texts, enjoy read-aloud moments, and take home your own embroidery kit.
Baby café on infant sleep with health visitor Pernille Dahlgaard and Line Bendixen discussing sleep patterns and offering practical guidance for parents.
A Christmas theatre show for young children about Lotte discovering an elf in an old suitcase at her great-grandfather's countryside house.
Danish reading club where members discuss six contemporary novels and vote on the DR Romanprisen 2027 award. Meets Monday mornings from December 2026 to May 2027.
Join the DR Reading Club at Them Library to read six Danish novels and vote on the winner of the DR Romanprisen 2027 alongside other book enthusiasts.
Three book experts from Silkeborg Libraries share their favorite picks from 2026's publications, offering reading recommendations across fiction, essays, and non-fiction.
An evening of knitting and literature where facilitator Anne Juul Andersen reads from literary works while you work on your knitting project in a relaxed café setting.
Author Lars Novrup Frederiksen presents his historical novel series about Kirstine, unfolding in 13th-century Denmark across three volumes filled with convent life, regicide, and civil war.
First aid workshop for parents with babies, covering common injuries, CPR, and infant resuscitation techniques with instructor Allan Riisberg Balle.
Bassist and knitting designer Albert Reinholdt Østergaard combines jazz with humorous stories about knitting in a musical evening filled with improvisation and creativity.
BASKERY plays Toftebjerg - Them Bibliotek & Medborgerhus on September 2, 2026, with the show starting at 19:30.