Coming Up Soon: Movie mementos, museum malarkey and mid-sea madness

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It’s Entrepreneurial Day! Attend a series of inspiring talks that will help you formulate your ideas into a business. For more information, visit cse.cbs.dk/entrepreneurial-day (Sep 24, 10:00-16:00; CBS, Solbjerg Plads 3, Frederiskberg)


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Party like Jack Sparrow. Put on a costume, brush up your pirate lingo and come and drink some rum! From 8-10pm, the Dark N’ Stormy and Bloody Marys are only 30 kroner (Sep 19, 20:00-02:00; Studenterhuset, Købmagergade 52, Cph K)


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Don’t miss the Sunday Cinema Flea Market. Whether you collect Super8 films, or you want to give your room that cinematic look, don’t hesitate to stop by, as you’re bound to find something! (Sep 20, 12:00-18:00; Rådhusstræde 13, Cph K)


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Would you like to be educated in Danish art? Enjoy a one-hour English tour on which you will be introduced to the highlights of The Hirschsprung Collection (Sep 20, 13:00 or 14:30; Stockholmsgade 20, Cph K; 75kr)


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(photo by SMK)

Who said drinking in museums is not allowed? Once again it’s SMK Fridays: art plus cheap drinks while you stroll around the exhibitions. And this time it’s part of Golden Days too (Sep 18, 16:00-22:00; Sølvgade 48, Cph Ø)


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Gather your friends and enter the five-a-side anti-racism football tournament! The party will continue later at BumZen on Baldersgade. (Sep 25, 12:00; Nørrebroparken; Cph N; sign up: arukontakt@gmail.com)




  • ‘Take the Money and Run’ artist settles out of court with Danish museum for undisclosed sum

    ‘Take the Money and Run’ artist settles out of court with Danish museum for undisclosed sum

    In 2021, the artist Jens Haaning’s artwork ‘Take the Money and Run’ saw him borrow half a million kroner in cash from Kunsten Museum of Modern Art in Aalborg for a visual representation of European salaries, and instead supply two empty frames for exhibition. After Haaning refused to pay it back and the museum launched a legal case, the two have now settled out of court for an undisclosed sum.

  • Slovakian PM shot, in critical condition

    Slovakian PM shot, in critical condition

    The Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico is in a critical state after being shot five times as he left a government meeting today. A white male attacker was apprehended by police at the scene. Fico has been flown by helicopter to Banská Bystrica hospital for emergency care. Danish PM Mette Frederiksen calls it an “attack on democracy”.

  • Copenhagen Airport is transforming with new flight routes, shops and facilities

    Copenhagen Airport is transforming with new flight routes, shops and facilities

    Copenhagen Airport saw 5.8 million travellers in the first quarter – 11 percent more than the same period last year. With new summer flight routes, shops and top-end facilities, and as long-haul passengers soar, it is transforming into more than a destination airport – it is becoming a major transfer hub.

  • Tourists are using Instagram to plan their Copenhagen holidays

    Tourists are using Instagram to plan their Copenhagen holidays

    The tourism industry leans heavily on social media to attract travellers. Copenhagen is a popular destination and many of it’s spots have gone viral online.

  • EU decision sets Danish hotels free

    EU decision sets Danish hotels free

    The EU Commission has decided in favor of hotels’ right to give the consumer a lower price if they book outside a booking platform. A ruling long awaited by the hotels

  • Danish butter tycoon’s rare coin collection goes to auction after 100 years off the market

    Danish butter tycoon’s rare coin collection goes to auction after 100 years off the market

    Ahead of public sales, the National Museum has already purchased seven coins for over seven million kroner from Lars Emil Bruun’s vast hoard of some 20,000 rare Nordic coins. Meanwhile potential buyers were clamouring to see the catalogue before the auction was even announced.