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An interview with Daniela Hummelgren: Why the PD3 exam may not...

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Tarot cards and curses – Why Danes have turned from secular...

Close-up of tarot cards fanned on a dark wooden table, including The Lovers, resting on a black velvet pouch with purple drawstring tassels

5 Ways to Fully Experience a Danish Fall

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The Danish Film School That Teaches You How To Write for Games

On the lovely island of Holmen in Copenhagen, stands the proud National Film School of Denmark (DDF). The Film School is already well known...

Fastelavn: Denmark’s Sweetest and Strangest Carnival

Fastelavn is one of Denmark’s most festive and quirky traditions! Every year, seven weeks before Easter, children dress up in costumes, go door-to-door singing...

Building Belonging and Having Fun: La Fem Copenhagen:

LaFem’s Annie Samples and Brianna Lykke on how their shared need for community as new internationals in Copenhagen led to a highly successful business,...

Aarhus Plant Food Festival: A Feast for the Future of Danish Dietary Practices

Aarhus was buzzing with excitement as the first-ever Plant Food Festival in Jutland brought together food enthusiasts, industry experts, and sustainability advocates in Savvaerket...

Rolling to success: Ionut Asiel on the secrets to his Aalborg restaurant’s success

Ionut Asiei, the founder and owner of Poke & Roll in Aalborg, is behind the counter, peeling and cutting mangos when I arrive. His...