Viby Bibliotek opened in 1956 and was designed by architect Charles K. Gjerrild. It is a branch of Aarhus Bibliotekerne, situated close to Viby Torv. Besides its book collection, the library has a hall seating 150, used among others by the local theatre association, as well as a children's area, a Digital Café, and Borgerservice on the first floor.
Skanderborgvej 170, 8260 Viby J
A sewing and knitting circle at Viby Library where you can work on your projects alongside others. Beginners and experienced makers are welcome, with help available for smaller sewing projects from 3:00-4:00 PM.
An informal language café where everyone can practice Danish through conversations about everyday topics. No registration needed.
Free workshop on emergency preparedness and self-sufficiency during crises, with practical tips for protecting yourself, your neighbors, and your home.
Picture-book reading and LEGO building for young children. We read "Mimbo Jimbo Has Fun" and then build cars and machines together.
An informal language café where participants practice Danish through everyday conversations. Free and no registration needed.
Celebrate Winnie the Pooh's 100th birthday with storytelling and LEGO building in the Hundred Acre Wood. A creative activity for the whole family.
Free legume dinner at Viby Library featuring local sustainability initiatives and activists sharing their work on green living and community engagement.
A creative pause at Viby Library with wrapped-image craft work - a calm activity for adults seeking focus and respite from daily life.
Hands-on workshop where 5th graders learn to build and program with LEGO SPIKE through experimentation and creative problem-solving.
Children's activity featuring shared movement, singing games, and free play, plus building a motor skills course together.
Viby's reading circle discusses Stine Askov's novel 'Warm Hands' with local experts and readings from TeaterJaNejMåske.
A theatrical adaptation of Stine Askov's award-winning novel about a burnt-out care worker and the blurred lines between professional duty and personal connection.
A reading club at Viby Library where Søren Huss' song lyrics are explored as poetry in a group setting, guided by author Tobias Dalager.
Music educator Bjørn Zäll explores the history of Feedback Studio in Viby, where Danish artists from Hanne Boel to Bli Glad recorded hits between 1975 and the 2010s.
Music students from Viby Gymnasium perform an autumn concert with choir, solos, and ensemble pieces at the local library.
A craft workshop where instrumental music inspires creative drawing and painting with simple materials - no experience required.
A music-themed bingo and quiz hybrid where teams compete to answer trivia and win prizes at Viby Library.
Participants share favorite songs and explore the stories and meanings behind the music, guided by music educator Emil Brøsen and author Tobias Dalager.
Community dinner and jazz concert featuring singer-songwriter Veronika Rud Trio. Blending acoustic jazz with americana and neosoul, her Danish lyrics capture everyday moments with warmth and vulnerability.
A creative workshop where music and visual art meet. Work in layers with colors, paper, needle and thread as the soundtrack changes, discovering how new sounds transform your artistic expression.
A creative workshop where live harp music inspires haiku writing. Author Tobias Dalager guides participants, but there are no demands - you can simply listen if you prefer.
Author Lars Movin recounts the history behind Furekåben's legendary 1970 debut album, one of the most talked-about releases in Danish music history.
A family day packed with drums, dancing and creativity at Viby Library, where children and adults can play stomp, make their own drum and enjoy cake.
A poetic performance about time for young children and adults, exploring moments of presence through soundscapes and imagery at Aarhus' children's literature festival.
A Christmas story for young children about an elf living in Ida's new house who tries to get her into the festive spirit.
Children and adults build and program their own LEGO Spike figure using simple block programming with no prior experience needed. The activity adapts to multiple skill levels from around age 5.
A writing workshop at Viby Library where participants create wish-list texts together, share their work, and learn from one another.
A practical talk on supporting children with reading difficulties and building effective partnerships with schools.
Hands-on coding workshop for 1st graders learning to program small BeeBots robots to navigate routes and mazes.
An interactive event about distinguishing fact from fiction in an AI-driven world. Guess which images are AI-generated, then join a debate on source criticism, digital ethics, and deepfakes.
A free writing workshop at Viby Library on disasters and emergency preparedness, led by author Tobias Dalager. Limited to 9 participants.
A morning programme at Viby Library for 2-3-year-olds featuring stories, songs, and rhymes with Børste and Minisjang's Language Box.
A library curator shares book recommendations spanning new releases and classics across all genres, from romance to crime. Bring your own favourite to share.
A family-friendly robotics workshop where children and adults build and program LEGO Spike Prime models without any prior experience.
Family day at Viby Library featuring robot building, coding and creative activities - completely free and no registration needed.
A writing workshop led by Tobias Dalager where participants practice short-story writing together and inspire one another.
DraumVærk tells the German folk tale of Jorinde and Joringel through a poetic and sound-filled performance for children from age 4 and their parents.
Viby Library celebrates its 70th anniversary with live music, poetry readings, exhibitions, games, and free cake.
A writing café for all levels, led by author Tobias Dalager, where writers gather to share their work and connect over coffee and cream buns.