HELLO COPENHAGEN

@ PHcaféen, Halmtorvet 9, Copenhagen V
18:00-20:00 // free entrance

In the spirit of inspiration itself, Ignite invites you to a session where ideas can be shared and new inspiration can be ignited.

A number of speakers will in 5 minutes show 20 slides and show and tell about their passion. It will be thought-provoking, fun, local and global – maybe even boring, but don’t worry. There’s only 5 minutes to the next speaker.

Ignite started in Seattle in 2006 and for the first time Copenhagen takes part in Global Ignite Week together with many other cities around the world.

www.ignitedenmark.dk

@ The Black Diamond,
20:00-01// 70 Dkk with film // 50 Dkk without film

The architectural landmark the Royal Library is hosting an evening that mixes different cultural genres. With this, the Royal Library wishes to create a unique experience of music, film, literature, dance, art, culture, happenings, lounge and djs.

18:00: Special screening of Per Fly’s Kvinden Der Drømte Om En Mand.

Concert: Nana Jacobi w. guest performance by Gunnar Halle
Reading: Stine Stengade
Dance: Dansk Danseteater
Future Shorts Short films
Films from the National Film School of Denmark
Stand up Comedy: Linda P and Christiaon Fuhlendorff
Concert: Mikael Simpson
Djs: Miss OTB & Djuna Barnes
Soundscapes by Sofus Forsberg

There will also be free entrance to the exhibitions. And restaurant Søren K will take care of delicacies and bubbles.

www.kb.dk (description only in Danish)

@ Nordatlantens Brygge, Strandgade 91, Copenhagen K
20:00 // Free entrance

Birgir Thor Møller sketches the current development in northern documentary. Director Janus Bragi Jakobsson shows his experimental documentary The Gentlemen.

In addition, on this theme night you can also see the short films Branda’s Addiction and Grøn Land, each with different approaches to the genre. The campaign film Burden won the northern climate film competition during COP15.

Primary language: Danish

@ Valby Kulturhus, Valbygårdsvej 4-8, Valby
19:30-23:00 // Free entrance

This is the first lecture about working class films. In Saturday Night Fever, we see the young sales assistant, who escape everyday problems by being the disco king of Brooklyn. NOTE: All the talking will be in Danish.

Introduction by Martin Grunx from the research society on History of the Danish Labour Movement.

www.valbykulturhus.dk

@ Hotel D’angleterre’s ‘Palmehaven’, Kongens Nytorv 34, Copenhagen K
12:00-18:00 // free entrance

If you are a true fan of sneakers, then go for a banquet in one of Copenhagen’s most prominent hotels.

In magnificent surroundings you can get to know more about the sneaker culture and how this cultural phenomenon started out in the first place.

You can also take a look at different sneakers, see brand new models or go crazy and buy a pair.

During the day, different personalities will be sharing their knowledge and love for sneakers.

www.7inch.dk
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