3 February: Backyard fun

Posted 3 February 2012 by Sasia
Kronprinse​nsgade 9, in the back at Le Fix behind Cheep Monday Show map
no entrance fee

16:00 – 19:00 // No entrance fee

A great way to start your weekend could be by dropping by Kronprinsensgade 9 in the backyard and chill with the two shops Cheap Monday and  Le Fix.

The two shops invites you to pancakes, coffee and some cold beers and don’t worry about the cold, there´s heat from inflamed oil barrels. The whole event is a continuation of a semi-annual neighborhood party  which is held at Kronprinsensgade. The street has been shut down for everyday traffic so that people can drop by and sit and chill in the street, enjoy DJ’s playing music and have a little fun wth friends.

So if you feel like celebrating the start of a great weekend, drop by  the backyard at Kronprinsensgade 9 and bring your perfect after-work/weekend mood and your friends.

See event on facebook.

29 January: Host Guest Ghost: Artistic Event & Soup

Posted 18 January 2012 by Lene
DANSEhallerne på Carlsberg, Pasteursvej 14, 1778 København V Show map

14:00 – 16:00 // no entrance fee (free soup for the first 200 visitors)

The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and DANSEhallerne have invited the Brazilian artist Ricardo Basbaum for a hospitality project of 14 days in Copenhagen.

The project is called ‘Host Guest Ghost’ which states what seems to be the essence of the project: An international exchange of different types of art between the professional guest and the students of the Art Academy. The ghost in this matter is what happens when the audience and the artists meet.

At the 1st event in March 2011 the audience witnessed Chef Magnus Sonne on stage surrounded by heaps of ingredients and 2 modern dancers, dancing to the beat of his knife.

I can’t tell you what will happen this time, but it’s definitely going to be centred on words and soup, and most likely include more joy than an ordinary sleepy Sunday at home.

See more on these sites: The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts &  DANSEhallerne

 


17 December: Build your own sledge

Posted 13 December 2011 by Lene
On the corner where Nørrebrogade meets Frederik d. VII's gade Show map

12:30 – 15:30 // fee of 50 DKK for materials for the sledge

“It’s gonna be a cold, cold christmas without…” a sledge!

It’s not that I haven’t noticed the lack of snow, I just think it’s better to be safe than sorry.

(And what would be cooler than riding your own self-made sledge when the snow gets here?)

On this day Kulturskaberne provide you with all the materials, equipment and hopefully a bit of guidance in how to build your own sledge.

There will be material available for 50 sledges in total and of course you will find shining lights in the christmas tree, hot chocolate and sweet christmas tunes as well. So, bring a friend and build away!

23 October: World Food Fair

Posted 19 October 2011 by Leh
Under Bispebuen Show map
no entrance fee

13:00 – 16:00 // no entrance fee

Maybe you are hungover on sunday and need something spicy to jumpstart your system – maybe you just have curious taste buds… In both cases World Food Fair should meet your demands.

Taste Nørrebro and Frederiksberg which basically include the whole world. There will be, among others, food from Marocco, Thailand and Palestine. Vegetarian delights and organic dishes will also be served.

I know it’s late in the month and money are scarce – but 10 tastes are only 15 kr.

15-16 October: Løvfaldsfest

Posted 10 October 2011 by Leh
Den Gamle Sadolin Fabrik Prags Boulevard 43, Amager Show map
50 kr.

23:00 – 06:00 // 50 kr.
The leafs are falling from the trees – so why not have a party?
Bring your friends and their friends and their friends and join Løvfaldsfest (TheFallingLeafParty) for dj’s and dance, affordable beers, burgers on the grill and maybe even a surprise for later.

Oh and the entrance fee includes a beer.

For more info, visit the facebook event.

30 September-1 October: Think Big

Posted 27 September 2011 by Lene
Vester voldgade 85, 1552 kbh v. Show map
Entrance: 50 DKK

Looking for a proper dance crowd for friday night? – Listen up!

Friday Club mambo sets the scene for the event of the weekend: Think Big Dance Battle.

This night lots of skilled dancers compete in either hip hop or dancehall freestyle to win the first prize of 1000 kr.

It’s really not about winning the prize; it’s about winning the crowd.

We’ll be there to cheer for them as they give their all.

The judges are: Thomas Talawa (Norway), Evee Smile (France) and Rudolf Ouea (France).

It’s going to be hot, hot, hot and when the winner has been announced, the after party starts. The DJ’s in his spot, so grab your best friend and work your moves all night long with us. Everyone is welcome!

https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=272285512790715&ref=ts

 

7 July: Late night hunting

Posted 7 July 2011 by Plyck
Jægersborggade, Copenhagen N Show map
Free entrance

17-20 // free entrance

If you are slowly recovering after Roskilde Festival, this is the event to attend – A summer night with jazz, performance, exhibition, sales and ice cream.

Jægersborggade will be buzzing with life and jazz from artists such as Mads La Cour & Kalas, ASE and others.

Skin’n’Bone Tattoo goes Viking with twist bread for the kids and mead for the adults.

Retro will introduce an alcoholic aperitif from Italy and Ro Chokolade serves blackcurrant sorbet – Both very suitable for the summer days and nights.

Damernes Magasin will start their summer sale, so drop by and get 40% off everything from Best Behavior, Ganni and Wauw.

So if you are looking for a low-key and cozy experience, visit Jægersborggade Thursday from 17-20.

See the full program on Facebook.

16 June: Festivitas

Posted 14 June 2011 by Lene
Enghavevej 82B (through the gate and to the right), Vesterbro Show map
Entrance: 40 kr

16-midnight // Entrance: 40 kr.

Are you up for getting some new, alternative and crazy creativity thrown at you?

Then I just stumbled across something you must take a look at.

Thursday and friday AFUK (Academy for untamed creativity) will show what they have been working on lately.

AFUK is a creative environment, which amateurs and professionals use to get any wild thought or idea out in the open.

These bursted minds have created this exciting event, where you will experience breath taking new circus, different dance performances, art work and much more.

Check out the event and read more about the concept on: www.afuk.dk

So, go get inspired and come back home all enthusiastic or just puzzled. I’m sure it will move something in you.

6 May: RELEASE THE BEAST

Posted 6 May 2011 by Michael
Enghavevej 84, København Show map
free entrance (or 100DKK @ door)

23:00 – 04:00  // free entrance

Tonight, Jägermeister presents one of Copenhagens biggest electronic festivals “Release The Beast”. The event is headlined by Breakbot and will be sure to deliver a five-hour tour de force of some of the best acts from home and abroad!

Free tickets are limited, and can be attained here. Otherwise, it is 100 DKK at the door – first come first served.

Make sure to arrive early to avoid any disappointments! Spots are limited, and the doors will be closed once the venue fills up, for both ticket holders and non ticket-hoders.

Facebook event (in Danish).

EDIT: Tickets are gone! However, if you weren’t fortunate enough to get one, its not too late!  There are 3 ‘checkpoint’ locations scattered about downtown Copenhagen. Collect stamps from each checkpoint, and voila, you have your ticket!

Check the blog for more details.

 

7 January: Vernisage: The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts

Posted 6 January 2011 by Ronni
Udstillingsstedet Q, Peder Skrams Gade 2, Copenhagen K Show map
Free entrance

17:00 – 20:00 // Free entrance

This Friday The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts – Schools of Visual Arts of Copenhagen opens a vernisage with works from their first year students.

28 students exploits their unspoiled minds at this vernisage which runs from 17:00 to 20:00.

The exhibition will be open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 12:00 to 17:00.

Facebook event

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Posted 20 December 2010 by Ronni

Hi beloved reader,

It is time for us to wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year. We hope that you’ve enjoyed our guide to cool, weird and wild stuff in Copenhagen in 2010. We’ve certainly enjoyed serving you with hip events.

I would like to give my thanks to the following people for supporting and contributing to Hello Copenhagen in 2010:
- Anne Herngaard
- Mai Ji Pedersen
- Magda Assanowicz
- Christian Hajdú
- Juuso Janhunen
- Preben T. A. Arentoft

Hello Copenhagen anno 2011 will offer even more cultural events, an iPhone app with events-to-go and our recommended Places To Go in your pocket and hopefully some fresh faces popping by once a while.

Keep warm and stay cool.

Best wishes,
Ronni