Coming up Soon: Boy passions, bubbly dreamland and bruising skaters

Ready for some thrills? The Roller Derby season is back and it’s time for a free tryout, even if you’re a beginner. Bring skates, helmet and knee protectors, together with your best attitude (Aug 18, 17:00, Mimersparken 24, Cph N; free adm)


 

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(photo: istock)

A real man evening: BBQ and football, together with an intro to life-groups and what they stand for. No need to sign up – just bring a competitive spirit and meat! (Aug 17, 18:00; CPH Christian Center, Drejervej 11-21; Cph N; info@copenhagenchristiancenter.dk)


 

(photo: istock)
(photo: istock)

The show must go on! Imprologen is back from Chicago to inspire you with a new English course on comedy improvisation (starts Aug 16, 10:00-14:00, Rentemestervej 81; Cph NV; sign up at imprologen@imprologen.dk; five Sundays: tickets 895kr)


 

(photo: istock)
(photo: istock)

Vesterbro Vinstue invites you to a champagne tasting. Enjoy a five-course dinner of mussels, Icelandic salmon, lamb and  six glasses of different champagnes (Aug 18, 18:30; Istedgade 128, Cph V; tickets 550kr, vinstuerne.dk/vesterbro-vinstue)


 

(photo: istock)
(photo: istock)

Expand your horizon! Likemind invites you to share your ideas, passions and interests over coffee. It’s a fun way to build new relationships (Aug 21, 08:00-10:00, Din Nye Ven, Skt Peders Stræde 34, Cph K, free adm)


 

(photo: istock)
(photo: istock)

Latin dancing for the ladies! Want to shape that curvy figure? Join this group for elegant, funny moves and meet other internationals (Aug 19, 18:00; Kulturhuset Islands Brygge 18, Cph S; free adm)





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