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Beer, Bedlam, and Belonging: The World of Denmark’s Graduate Trucks

Young women in white student caps celebrate on a green-railed graduation truck decorated with Danish flags and balloons, cheering and holding drinks as they ride through town
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Ira Sylvester and the Rise of Copenhagen’s English Comedy Scene!

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The Cultural Explorer’s Diary: Power, Sisterhood, and Survival in The Daughters of Lear

Before The Daughters of Lear at Deer and Rabbits Theatre begins, director and co-writer Joseph Sherlock welcomes everyone personally with a drink and a...

The Cultural Explorer’s Diary: Inside Copenhagen Occult Club with Mariia Snebjørk Damkjær

There are certain words you don’t arrive at all at once. You circle them. Try them on in private before letting them land in...

The Danish Chapter of My Life: Spring in Copenhagen Comes With a Colorful and Delicious Touch of Japan

April surprises you in a very nice way when it is your first year of living in Copenhagen. And then every year you eagerly...

Decoding reality at CPH:DOX 2026

Every March, Copenhagen transforms into a global hub for non-fiction storytelling. CPH:DOX (Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival) is one of the world's largest and leading...

An interview with Daniela Hummelgren: Why the PD3 exam may not be enough for your professional career in Denmark

Are you feeling comfortable speaking Danish? But not completely fluent yet? Daniela Hummelgren is here to help internationals jump from “classroom” to “real” Danish,...