Winter break for super kids
This winter break, Royal Danish Library is filled with creativity, imagination and little superheroes. Come and make your own colourful capes in our creative workshop.
At Royal Danish Library, we believe that all children have superpowers. That's why we're helping you during the winter break to find your talents – big and small. Maybe you're good at gymnastics, maths or drawing? Or maybe you're a really good friend? Everyone is good at something, you just have to find out what.
Come and join us for a holiday filled with imagination, creativity and exploration of your own abilities.
Creative workshop – Make a super cape
In the creative workshop you can design your own capes. Together we will explore how to decorate them so that they reflect your unique superpowers and show what each of you is good at.
Stories about super children
Join us on a journey of discovery among history's super children in colourful children's books. In our reading corner you will find books about children who practised, persevered – and eventually found their very special talents. They could neither fly nor lift cars, but they mastered something else: telling amazing stories, painting breathtaking pictures, composing magical words and creating things no one had previously imagined.
The stories are about, for example, Tycho Brahe, Anna Ancher, and Karen Blixen, and how they ended up being known and remembered for their great discoveries and special talents. You will also encounter stories about children who may seem more ordinary, but who remind us that everyone has something valuable to contribute.
Treasures from super children and super adults
Also visit the library's Treasure Exhibition, where you can see books and drawings made by the super children, about whom you can read stories in the reading corner. See, among other things, Tycho Brahe's fantastic globes and Karen Blixen's drawings and writings. In the Treasure Exhibition, you can also go on an expedition with treasure maps and a flashlight and examine the many historical and fascinating works.
Read more about the Treasure Expedition
Practical Information
Free admission for all children and their adults to the winter break event. The activities are primarily aimed at children aged 4-11, but all children are welcome.
The event will take place in the Panorama Hall on the 4th floor. Follow the signs through the building or ask the staff in the store for directions. Open Monday-Friday 10am-4pm in week 7.
Food and drinks can be purchased at The Black Diamond's café. Food brought in can be enjoyed at selected locations in the library.
