HELLO COPENHAGEN

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

3 December @ Danish Design School, Strandboulevarden 47, Copenhagen Ø
15:00-20:00 // free entrance
Here’s your chance to buy designer goods before they cost the four-fold in stores next year. The students will sell everything within quirky candlesticks, unique pottery, glass, graphics and clothes. You can not pay by credit card, so remember cash. www.dkds.dk

4 December @ The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Philip de Langes Allé 10 – Holmen, Copenhagen K
10:00-16:00 // free entrance
In the school’s common canteen you will find homemade design created by the students at the school. In addition there will also be a small flea market where you can find clothing and other stuff. Bus 66 and port bus runs straight to the school from where you can follow the arrows. And remember cash. www.karch.dk

4 December @ all over Jægersborggade, Copenhagen N
11:00-17:00 // free entrance
The charming cobblestoned shopping street in Nørrebro will also do some Christmas kickstarting. And when Jægersborggade welcomes the Christmas ‘hygge’ you can expect hot chestnuts, Korean Christmas cards, Arabic coffee, hookah, organic produce & food, hot mulled wine, plenty of shopping opportunities and everything in between. The Farmers Market will also be open, normally this is only open during summer season. You can cool down your creditcard and warm your feet in the restaurants and bars along the street until midnight.

5 December @ Ingolfs Kaffebar, Ingolf Allé 3, Copenhagen S
10:00-20:00 // free entrance
This Sunday you can drop by the atmospheric cafe on Amager and buy your very own organic Christmas tree. Or you can enjoy today’s special in return of 100 Dkk afterwards. Or you can go all in and enjoy both.

All around Copenhagen
Every day until midnight // free

During the entire decemember Streetheart gives you the chance to go hunting around the streets of Copenhagen.

In collaboration with 24 different artists StreetHeart invites you to explore the city at street level. And it’s quite simple, all you need to do is to go to StreetHeart’s website.

Here you will find a door for each day until Christmas, like any normal advent calender, in this case it’s just an interactive door.

Behind each door lies a clue to where in town you can find today’s street treasure. From here it’s all about putting on plenty of warm clothes and go treasure hunting in company with your loved ones.

Take a picture of the treasure (and yourself if you feel like it) and send the image to writeus@streetheart.dk before midnight. From here you can only hope that Santa will be ringing on your virtual door.

Good luck and good hunting!

Facebook event (in Danish)

All over Copenhagen Show map

Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival CPH: DOX, which in 2003 started out as Natfilm Festivalen, has been expanding ever since the start and has become Denmark’s ambassador in documentaries.

Over the next ten days the festival challenges the traditional boundaries between genres and media and apart from the many movies the program offers a wide range of cross-alliances between film, media, sound and art.

Here are a few star sprinkles from the program to you:

5 Nov: A metro ride to Norway @Kgs Nytorv metro st, 17:00 // free entrance
In cooperation with the Cph Metro the festival shows the much talked about film Bergensbanen – the 7-hour movie recorded through the windscreen of a train on the 377 km long journey from Bergen to Oslo in Norway.

Throughout the film the camera is kept in the same position while the train chugs over 300 bridges, through nearly 200 tunnels and numerous smaller cities in Norway.

The train journey begins in Kgs. Nytorv metro st and the experience will be spiced up with audio from Jonas Munk and DJ Kim LAS.

11 Nov: An afternoon w/ Ben & Josh Safdie @Teater Grob, 15:00-16:30 // free entrance
Experience the two American brothers and independent-darlings Ben & Josh Safdie talking about how they have conquered the festival world and the hearts of the audience through their poetic and dreamy everyday stories.

You also get the opportunity to see the movies ‘We Are Going To The Zoo’ (Josh) and ‘The Acquaintances of a Lonely John’ (Ben). There will be snacks and a free organic beer to all guests. Sounds like a cozy afternoon.

14 Nov: Animal Collective vs Danny Perez @the National Gallery SMK, 19:00-midnight // 200 Dkk
Along with their regular visual collaborator Danny Perez the experimental band Animal Collective presents the brand new installation ‘Globby Bodies’.

The concert is part of the AUDIO:VISUALS program that combines images and live music. This live performance which stretches over five hours will fill out four of the exhibition spaces in the building. So you can expect a barrage on your senses as the show will include installation, dj sets, video, space and various projections and sound systems.

@ Bellevue Beach + a secret place
17:00-05:00 // Free

Beach party and barbecue in December!? This party concept is so crazy that we strongly recommend you to go! Hats off for the organizers.

Be creative with the clothing – you never know what the weather might throw. Or can we really rely on global warming?

Venue will follow later…

Facebook event

@ Avedøre Power Station, Hammerholmen 50, Hvidovre – can be seen from afar
16:30-19:30

Avedøre Power Station will be transformed into an interactive screen for a spectacular video projection. On the facades, an oversized 3D graphic of the industrial area will draw you into what seems a logic simulation of bounded space.

This illusion is quickly dissolved when small mobile units scatter the installation across the area, while the entire video projection starts to flutter in the wind as the windspeed increases.

www.lyslyd.com
Show map

@ Jagtvej 23a,  Copenhagen N – keep your eyes open
20:00-02:00 // 40 Dkk

Your eyes and ears are in for a treat. The creative place called Bolsjefabrikken is hosting Sound Festival part II. Some very nice artists have been called in to take part in the concerts, workshops, installations etc.

Around the city space, the festival will try to place focus on all the deserted urban places that could be used for art and culture.

www.bolsjefabrikken.com
Facebook event

A new unique food event is starting out. CPH Meal is about having memorable food in unique surroundings. The first meal will take place on the 19 September and will consist of six courses, six glasses of wine, snacks and champagne. The price is 1,200 DKK

Three great chefs will make sure you can enjoy exceptional food in a laid back and relaxed atmosphere. After the meal, there are coffee and ales and you can have a chat with the chefs.

For inquires, contact cphmeal@gmail.com. Also, you can follow the progress of the preparation on the blog www.cphmeal.com

20:00-22:00 // Free

Grab you bicycle and follow the sound of the bells around Copenhagen.

←Or click the image for a map.

When you have finished your route, you can head for Huset where Yoke and Yohs will play some contemporary tunes. Afterwards dj Supermelle.

Time schedule:
20:00: Grundtvigskirken
20:05: Tagensbokirke
20:10: Lygten Station
20:15: Stefanskirken
20: 20: Helligåndskirken
20:25: Sakramentskirken
20:30: Skt Andreas Kirke
20: 35: Den Tysk Reformerte Kirke
20:40: Vor Frue Kirke
20: 45:: Skt Petri Kirke
20: 50: Helligåndskirken
20:55 Christianskirken
21:00-22:00 Vor Frelsers Kirke

Arranged by www.yoyooyoy.dk

Start at Vestamager Metro Station
19.00 // entrance: metro ticket

Start off this year’s Strøm Festival in the Copenhagen Metro. Four of Denmark’s finest electronic composers make a musical journey through Copenhagen in the Metro.

Thomas Knak, Mikkel Metal, Fuzzy and Bjørn Svin will perform music especially made for the trip inspired by the changing landscape.

All you need is to get on board the metro. The train leaves from Vestamager at 19.  See the full schedule

Afterwards you can go for the Strøm Opening party Under Vand by Ørestad Metro station with lots of djs.

www.m.dk/tme

Stromcph.dk

@ M/S Stubnitz by Langebro
22:00-05:00

Distortion will rock Copenhagen once again. Come to M/S Stubnitz that has docked by Langebro. The ship will host an awsome party filled with techno live act and some fierce djs.

BASTI GRUB (live)

DJUNA BARNES // WAQAR // INSPEKTAH SCRATCH // KENTON SLASH DEMON // SKURK // KNOX // COPY FOKKING // D*Ø*D // FREDBOY // TOMSKI

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