27 August: Saxogade Street Party

Posted 14 July 2011 by Leh
Saxogade, københavn v Show map
free

12:00 – 22:00 // free

My favourite street party of the year.

Apart from beatiful people and good vibrations, you can expect live music, street dance, poetry, dj’s, skateboard show, BBQ, juice & cocktails, fleemarket… You name it and it’s there!

See the event 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.

9 June: Opening: 5 x Personal Projects

Posted 8 June 2011 by Lene
Øksnehallen, Halmtorvet 11, Copenhagen V Show map
Free entrance

17-19 // free entrance

This thursday Copenhagen Photo Festival will be kick started by the opening of the exhibition:

5 x personal projects.

I have taken a small peep and I most say I am truly impressed by the work and the diversity of the subjetcs represented:

Maria Fonfara shows scenes, which most people probably don’t see very often about love, sex and intimacy in the third age, about loosing your partner and accepting the decay of the body.

 

Christian Holst takes you to Burma, one of the poorest countries in the world, where people are strongly oppressed by social inequality and disrespected human rights.

Thomas Lekfeldt tells the story of three poor, danish families and the missing resources in their daily life, which most people probably take for granded.

Mads Nissen puts a focus on Denmark’s fallen soldiers and shows photos kindly provided by  families who have lost someone in the war against terror in Afghanistan.

Last but definitely not least Jonathan Bjerg Møller emphasizes the forgotten food crisis in Niger, where more than 10 million people were starving and in great need of help, but never came even close to the media’s attention because of the simultaneously happening earthquake in Haiti and floods in Pakistan.

To see more, check out: www.copenhagenphotofestival.com

The exhibition will run from 9th-19th of June.

9 June: OPENING OF FATAMORGANA SUMMEREXHIBITION

Posted 6 June 2011 by Przemek
Dansehallerne, Carlsberg, Pasteursvej 24, 1778 København V Show map
free entrance

17:00 – 19:00 // free entrance

Fatamorgana is a photography school in Valby opened more than 20 years ago. They don’t try to follow the trends, focusing on a student’s own approach instead, making the pictures more personal and better appreciated.

You can see it by yourselves at this year’s graduation exhibition which opens in Carlsberg on Thursday with wine and snacks (which are said to be delicious!). And beautiful people, of course.

 

Facebook event (in Danish).

Fatamorgana.

3 June: Distortion – friday mini guide

Posted 31 May 2011 by Leh
Istedgade, Sdr. Boulevard, Enghave Plads & the surrounding streets. Show map
free

14:00 – late // free

Friday. Are we still there? Yes we are! This time it’s Vesterbro – my hood: Check this out:

Yes I know – there are going to be interesting music all over the place – still. I recommend these guys at Flensborggade as I listened to their music last year. Really interesting and different tech (in a good way of course).

Free style rappers, break dancers, barbeque, cocktail- & beer bar at Saxogade - one of the most hyggelige streets on Vesterbro – they know how to throw a street party – I know for a fact.

And yes it is friday – parties are everywhere!

16 July: Copenhagen Bicycle Festival

Posted 31 May 2011 by Anne
Volumehalen, Enghavevej 82, Copenhagen V Show map
Free entrance

12:00 – late // Free entrance
cykelfestivalThis is a day for everyone who loves their bikes. There will be workshops, seminar, the four metros long pancake bike, artists who can decorate your cargo bike as well as workshops for kids where you can pimp your bikes.

Bike race, bike polo, guests from Sweden, bike coach and much more….

Come celebrate our bikes. And don’t miss the after party either.

Facebook event (in Danish)

 

28 May: StreetHeart Beats 2011

Posted 22 May 2011 by Mai Ji
Enghave Plads by the skate area, Copenhagen V Show map
Free entrance

12:00-20:00 // free entrance

For the third year in a row STREETHEART is hosting its street event STREET HEART BEATS where street art, music and skate sessions meat treasure hunting throughout the entire Vesterbro area.

The actual treasure hunt consists of gifts and goodies from Vesterbros local shops and eateries including Skullcandy, Mesteren & Lærlingen, Kebabistan etc.

In addition cold beers on tap will be served by DARLING ARTBAR and there will be plenty of sausages on the grill.

Tuck in your ears from the following line-up: Dj Whut, Asha, Pato, Anton K, Dj Sasha, Rasmus Backhaus + secret mixture from Copia Dopla Systema.

So join the celebration of the generous rebels that will be filling the streets with surprises and treasures for you, me and everyone.

Facebook event (in Danish)

 

27-29 May: Vernissage – It’s all good

Posted 22 May 2011 by Plyck
Oehlenschlægersgade 36, 1663 København Show map
Free entrance and beers

28th 14-20, 29th 14-19 // free entrance (and beers for the first guests!)

Are your walls bare and boring or do you need to cover up some holes and cracks? Despair not! The creative collective “It’s all good” is here to help you.

This Friday at VESS (VESterbro Showroom) the collective shows their new works, which consists of photography, drawings, paintings and graphic design. The artists displaying their creations are:

Jacob Birch, Martin C. Fagerlund, Anders Gerning, R. F. Hansen, Thoma Pålsson, Simon Rachwan and Martin Ransby.

There will be free beers for the first guests on the opening night. The exhibition runs for the weekend, so if you can’t make it to the opening you can visit these days:

Saturday the 28th of May 14.00 – 20.00 & Sunday the 29th of May 14.00 – 19.00

So drop by and see for yourself if It’s all good.

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27 May: ROSA LUX RELEASE PARTY

Posted 17 May 2011 by Przemek
Kødboderne 3, 1714 København, Denmark Show map
free entrance

from 22:00 // free entrance
Meet Rosa Lux. A big name known by everyone in the party crowd in the town. Since 2002 she has established quite a strong position on the party scene and whenever her name is listed among the Djs, the party is  usually a blast. And a must, as is the realease of her debut album, Monsters, not surprisingly in the Meatpacking District.

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12 May: PETER HOLMGÅRD AT WAREHOUSE9

Posted 4 May 2011 by Przemek
Onkel Dannys Plads 1, 1711 Copenhagen V Show map
free entrance

17:00 – 23:30 // free entrance

WAREHOUSE 9 is a performance space, art gallery and a club, gathering mostly the queer community of Copenhagen, located in the old part of the Meatpacking District. Even though WH9 can be hard to find (especially after dusk), their events seem to attract a lot of open minded people. Exhibition video, sculpture and performance by the Danish artist Peter Holmgård starts May 12 with the blasting of giant balloons and lasts until May 15.

 

More about the artist

Facebook event (in English)

WH9

10-12 May: Moving Me Moving You

Posted 2 May 2011 by Mai Ji
Dansehallerne, Pasteursvej 20, Copenhagen V Show map
80 Dkk (youth tickets 50 Dkk under age 25)

20:00-21:30 // tickets 80 Dkk (discount 50 Dkk under 25)

Together with Running sculptures and Dadadans Dansehallerne invites you to dance with the dual program ‘Moving Me Moving You’.

The choreography ‘En Luftning’ (An Airing) breaks the division between spectator and stage. The presence and movement from the audience on stage define the dancers road through space.

A relationship between the audience and dancers which shapes the whole experience with a new imprint each evening.

In ‘Fjer & Stiletter’ (feathers & heels) you can experience Helle Bach show and tell the story about her personal experiences at the colorful Folies Bergere in Paris.

Drop by Dansehallerne and get an insight into the relationship between long legs, high breasts and the transform into a true showgirl.

Buy tickets here
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