Making anything possible

Copenhagen Maker
Sep 23-25, 10:00-20:00 (to 18:00 on Sun); KPH Volume, Enghavevej 82, Cph SV; over-12s: 80kr, under-12s: 20kr, under-3s: free adm, billeto.dk; all ages

Build a robot, design a board game, or knit yourself a thick pair of socks – these are just a few of the countless possibilities available at Copenhagen Maker.

The three-day festival is a celebration of all things DIY (do it yourself) for those who like to do it themselves. You can work on whatever interests you, as the event encompasses everything from technology to arts and crafts.

For children, this will be a free space to work together, get their hands dirty, and be innovative along with exhibitions, talks and more than 40 workshops.





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