Out & About: Fun for the whole family

Lycelle Aure Bajar

The Family Days festival held from September 7-13 generated a lot of happy faces. It was organised by International House Copenhagen, which celebrated countless culture packed with a program of leisure activities that everybody definitely enjoyed.

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During the week-long festivities, everyone was welcomed to join. It included concerts, music, theatre, rhythmic jams, lessons, family brunches and many other fun things all free-of-charge.

It catered to everyone, from children of all ages to the mummies and daddies. They enjoyed activities such as storytelling and puppet shows. As for the adults, there was belly dancing for pregnant women and also free tennis trials.
Joining leisure activities for the whole family is definitely a way to fulfil a happy lifestyle. Look forward to more events from International House Copenhagen in the future!

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