Beers, beatniks and a barbie

Maria Dunbar

Warpigs Brewpub opening party
April 10, 15:00; Flæsketorvet 59, Cph V; warpigs.dk

Two acclaimed microbreweries – Mikkeller in Copenhagen and 3Floyds in Chicago – have joined forces to give out 1,000 litres of beer accompanied by a Texan-style smoky barbecue at the opening party of their new brewpub, Warpigs, in Kødbyen.
That’s a litre for each square metre of the building that houses the pub.

Some 22 taps will offer six house draughts alongside 15 experimental brews all produced on site. Warpigs has the capacity to smoke a tonne of meat every day.

(photo: Karen Mardahl)
(photo: Karen Mardahl)

Cafe flea market
April 11, 12:00; Café Retro, Knabrostræde 26, Cph K; cafe-retro.dk

Spring cleaning and going through your belongings? Why not sell the excess at a flea market? Stalls cost 70kr for a 3-4 sqm table and you keep the profit.

Fredagsrock at Tivoli
Fridays from April 10; Tivoli Gardens; from 139kr; fredagsrock.dk

Starting with Danish hip-hop, as has become a tradition, Outlandish are performing the first of Tivoli’s Friday concerts. The full program, which also includes international musicians, is on its webpage.

(photo: Gilda S Macquaire)
(photo: Gilda S Macquaire)

 

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