Name: Writing Workshops at Det Grønlandske Hus
Start: 2026-11-26T16:00:00
Location: Det Grønlandske Hus

Janne Breinholt Bak

Det Grønlandske Hus i København

Det Grønlandske Hus

Three free writing workshops in collaboration with Gyldendal for participants who want to write stories (personal, fictional, or documentary). Two editors from Gyldendal take part, including senior editor Janne Breinholt Bak. Max. 12 participants; application with up to 5 pages of text by August 31.

Writing Workshops at Det Grønlandske Hus

Come inside our house for an exciting, informative and artistic evening in the company of archivist and Christiania spokesperson Ole Lykke Andersen, politician Johan Lund Olsen, and actors Bendo Schmidt and Else Danielsen. The evening opens with the dramatization "Qarrtsiluni / The Story of How New Songs Are Born," performed by Bendo Schmidt and Else Danielsen. Afterward, Ole Lykke Andersen and Johan Lund Olsen present a slideshow about the history, community and music of the aasivik gatherings.

Aasiviit – An Evening of Stories, Music and History

SUMUT

Exhibition of works by Josva Kleist with opening reception. The motifs range from ancient legends and myths about the sea, the mountains and the fjord, to stories about the interconnectedness of the world, the conditions of life and humanity's struggle for survival, as well as rituals and stories about the joy of living. The exhibition can be seen every weekday from 10:00 to 16:00, and on Fridays from 10:00 to 15:00, through January 22, 2027.

Pinngortitaq / Nature and Myths

Kalaallit Illuutaat / Det Grønlandske Hus

For the 28th year, one of the house's beloved Christmas traditions takes place. The choir presents their home-grown Christmas songs and hymns. The concert is organized by the Greenland House in Copenhagen, and the proceeds go in full to the choirs.

North Atlantic Christmas Concert

Christians Kirke

Julemarked (Christmas market) at Studenterhuset Sumut with unique Greenlandic handicrafts, including beadwork, knitting, sealskin items, and husflid. Coffee, tea and cakes sold by student association Avalak. Language: Greenlandic and Danish. Free entry.