Previous events

Our children's universe is open every Sunday. You can explore the imaginative world of books and immerse yourself in creative workshops with room for the whole family to have fun.

From Venice, to Denmark and to the rest of the world – Concerto Copenhagen brings to life the music that made Vivaldi world-famous.

Experience Michael Magee, the author behind the novel "Back to Belfast", at BookTalks May 27th.

Our children's universe is open every Sunday. You can explore the imaginative world of books and immerse yourself in creative workshops with room for the whole family to have fun.

This evening, Trio con Brio Copenhagen returns with yet another new work, this time by Rune Glerup. And then the trio becomes a quintet again with two new voices in classical music.

ONLY ANNUAL PASS – Klaus Rothstein once again dives into original materials from Royal Danish Library. We zoom in on the author as a letter writer, and the author is Selma Lagerlöf herself.

Our children's universe is open every Sunday. You can explore the imaginative world of books and immerse yourself in creative workshops with room for the whole family to have fun.

The Danish Chamber Orchestra plays Mendelssohn, Mozart, Gade and Vasks under the direction of conductor Marie Jacquot with Markus Schirmer as soloist.

Our children's universe is open every Sunday. You can explore the imaginative world of books and immerse yourself in creative workshops with room for the whole family to have fun.

Once again, Copenhagen Soloists are guests at the Black Diamond – this time with violinist Anna Markova.

Join curator Maja Gro Gundersen for an introduction to the exhibition Jytte Rex: Dreams and furious laughter.

We invite you to Book Thursdays in collaboration with Aarhus University Press, held one Thursday each month.

Would you like a quiet afternoon with a good book? Join us for a reading session with Social Reading Club in Tænkepausen at the Royal Danish Library.

This evening you can experience August Strindberg's classic "The Father" in two different interpretations - and with some of the country's most prominent actors on stage.

ANNUAL PASS ONLY – Come and hear about the dramaturgical work of interpreting August Strindberg's classic "The Father".