Louisiana Literature

Louisiana Museum of Modern Art’s literary festival, Louisiana Literature, celebrates quality literature from countries all over the world. Through the years, the museum has welcomed authors and hosted literary events, just as it has made room for music and architecture. On Louisiana's website, see this year’s program.

Street Food om Søerne

This food festival has 60 different stalls set up around the lakes in central Copenhagen. You will find food and drinks from different countries and cultures but also known classics. Stop by and enjoy your favourite dishes or try something new in the beautiful Danish summer. 

Fluid Festival

As part of Pride Week the Fluid Festival will be celebrating the female LBT+ communities, gender queers, and non-binary music artists. The festival will be a 100% representation of these communities with both Danish and international artist but also up-and-comers and newcomers. 

COPENHELL

Copenhell is the biggest outdoor metal festival in Denmark and takes place on Refshaleøen in Copenhagen. The music ranges from hard rock to death metal.

Festival & Friends

Classical music is for everyone! That's why the festival challenges its conventional perception. The programme of the 4-day festival is highly varied: In addition to the immortal masterpieces from the classical repertoire, it presents a wide range of modern pieces and works by less known and marginalised composers. The festival also blends genres, with top names from the electronic and jazz scenes joining classical musicians on stage, creating new sounds and eradicating established boundaries. 

Vor Frue Plads Market

With more than 100 exhibitors, Frue Plads Market is the largest outdoor market for crafts in Scandinavia. Walk from stall to stall and, within just a few square meters, get an overview of some of the most skilled practitioners in Denmark right now. Meet the person behind the product and hear the full story of the works.

At Vor Frue Market, you have the chance to hear how things are made in workshops around the country, and not least why it is necessary to preserve both the old, proud crafts disciplines and to make room for all the exciting new techniques and expressions.