Behind the scenes of the performing arts, innovative sparks and poisonous darts

The Royal Danish Theatre is hosting an event in English at International House to take those in attendance ‘behind the scenes’ of their opera and ballet productions. Refreshments and discounts for upcoming plays guaranteed (Gyldenløvesgade 1, Cph K; Tue Sep 16, 16:30-18:00; sign up via ihcph.dk)

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Help Art&Tech – an ambitious new project that combines art and tech – launch in style. Join them for a party and sup on champagne and special fusion ice at Founders House (Njalsgade 19D, 1 Floor, Cph S; Fri Sep 12, 13:00-15:00; sign up via eventbrite.com)

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The Pop-Up agency invites you to inspire and be inspired by its 48-hour design revolution. Discover how to bring new business design solutions and turn things upside down with fresh ideas. (Husets Biograf, Rådhusstræde 13, Cph K; Thu Sep 11, 20:00; sign up via ida.dk)

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It’s ladies only at  the Friends Cafe Night . The theme of the evening is family, and every newcomer is warmly welcomed. Chat, build connections and have endless coffee and cake with new friends (Cafe Kant, 15 Drejervej, Cph NV; Thu 11 Sep; 19:00-21:30; 20kr)

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Join other expats to attend the Dog’s Day at Tivoli. A dog parade, many dog activities and live music for the owners from a Swedish band are on the program. Don’t forget fido! (Vesterbrogade 3, Cph V; Sat 13 Sep; 11:00­-00:00; 99kr; sign up on meetup.dk)

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Solve a murder at a ‘book signing’ in Hellerup at Books & Company’s murder mystery evening organised by Copenhagen Mystery Company. (Books & Company, Hellerup; Sep 19, 18:30; 200kr)

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