Early-June events: Celebrating a century of the constitution

Maria Dunbar

Jun 4, 2015

Parade then party
June 5, 09:30-17:00; Grønningen by Kastellet
Just like a century ago, there will be a parade to mark the 100th anniversary of the 1915 constitution that granted women, inmates and the poor the right to vote.
Originally a women’s suffrage parade, this year the parade is open to all fans of democracy, regardless of their political standing.

The National Museum has provided historical costumes and banners that are worth looking out for.

The parade ends at Christiansborg at 11:30, where Parliament and Distortion have arranged a party.

Jewish Culture Festival
June 2-8; Krystalgade 12, Cph K; price TBA; jkfestival.dk
Enjoy a fun day out and expand your horizons. Learn about Judaism and the Danish Jewish commuity, try Israeli fruits and wines and meet the Radio Shalom hosts.

Stoleræs DM 2015
June 6; Frederiksberg Bakke; stoleraes.dk
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