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Royal Danish Library's successful summer stage is back.

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LIVE in the Library Garden 4:4 – Christine Kærulv, Bella Leonette

Wonderful musicians, poets, actors and speakers create a poetic respite under the open late summer sky in Copenhagen's probably most beautiful and most secret garden.

Royal Danish Library's successful summer stage, LIVE in the Library Garden, returns with plenty of music, poetry and performance.

Over four late summer Thursdays in August and September, you can experience poetry, music and talks under the open sky in the historic setting between Christiansborg Palace and the old library building. A range of artists, actors, poets and researchers will take part.

The theme of the year – Trust

The theme of this year’s four late summer afternoons is trust. Trust is a prerequisite for human communities, both in our close relationships and at a societal level.

But what about trust today? Trust in the future, in the news, in authorities and politicians, in science, in love, and in ourselves. We often describe our welfare society as a high-trust society – but does that still hold true, or is it something of the past?

It is often said that once trust is lost, it cannot be regained. In an increasingly divided world, trust is one of the most precious things we have. So how do you build and nurture trust?

Benches will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, but you are very welcome to bring a blanket or a folding chair. Refreshments can be purchased from the café’s pop-up bar throughout the event. Our DJ will be playing laid-back tunes before and after the programme, so stay and enjoy the late summer atmosphere.Once again this year, LIVE in the Library Garden is presented in collaboration with Copenhagen University Library, bringing together research from the University of Copenhagen with art, poetry and music in order to highlight the societal value of research.

You can read poems from previous editions of LIVE in the Library Garden here.

Cast

Christine Kærulv
Christine Kærulv (b. 1996) comes from Bjerringbro and grew up on a large conventional pig farm. She graduated from the Norwegian writing school Forfatterstudiet i Bø and lives on Amager. Motherlode is her debut.

Bella Leonette
With her genre-crossing blend of soul, jazz and R&B, Bella Leonette has quickly established herself as one of Sweden’s most exciting artists. Most recently, she received the Nöjesguidens Malmöpris, and her single OÄNDLIGA I VÄRLDEN has been described as “the most beautiful Swedish-language song of the autumn”.

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