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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
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5 Ways to Fully Experience a Danish Fall

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Tur-retur: Episode 16 – An Ode to the A (My Newfound Love of Buses)

I could pretend we drew on well-reasoned criteria when considering what area of Copenhagen to live in as we transitioned back to Denmark after...

Ira Sylvester and the Rise of Copenhagen’s English Comedy Scene!

On any given Monday, the first floor of Proud Mary Pub becomes a lively hub for Copenhagen's international community, hosting the weekly English Comedy...

The Cultural Explorer’s Diary: Six Copenhagen Museum Days to Add to Your Summer List

A museum might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of summer in Denmark. When the sun is finally shining,...

Sofar Sounds Arrives in Vejle to Connect Cultures

Moving to a new country means expanding the concept of "home." For those of us who make up the international community in Denmark, this...

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...
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