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7 Dec: Join The Copenhagen Post for Our Danish Julefrokost Celebration!

Come celebrate the holiday season with us at our unique take on the Danish julefrokost, where we have mashed up the best of Danish Christmas traditions for a festive and fun-filled afternoon!
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Celebrate the holiday season in true Danish style with The Copenhagen Post!

We’re bringing together the best of Danish Christmas traditions for a cozy, festive, and fun-filled afternoon.

Whether you’re an international newcomer or a seasoned local, this is your chance to experience the magic of a classic Danish julefrokost with a unique twist.

Event Details:

Date and time: Saturday 7. December 2024, 15:00 – 22:00
Location: The Copenhagen Post Headquarters, Ryesgade 106A, 2 Th, 2100 København Ø

  • Doors open at 3:00 PM: Arrive early to mingle with other internationals while you make traditional Danish Christmas decorations—create Christmas hearts, cones, and help decorate our Christmas tree.
  • 3:30 PM – Welcome Speech: Jesper Skeel will kick things off and greet everyone with a warm welcome.
  • 4:00 PM – Bingo Time: It’s time to play some classic bingo! We’ve got a range of fun prizes for the winners, a staple of any Danish Christmas party.
  • 5:30 PM – Christmas Dinner: Our family-style dinner will feature a delicious spread of traditional Danish Christmas favorites. Savor duck breast, crispy roasted pork with crackling, brown sauce, boiled potatoes, and caramelized brown potatoes (a must-try Danish holiday delicacy!). Plus, don’t forget the red cabbage! It might sound like an unusual combination but trust us—it’s delicious.
  • Dessert – Risalamande with Cherry Sauce: No Danish Christmas is complete without this creamy rice pudding, topped with a generous serving of cherry sauce. See if you can find the whole almond hidden in your portion for a chance to win a prize—it’s trickier than it sounds!
  • Drinks: We’ll have a selection of beer, sodas, schnapps, and port wine available throughout the event. You can also purchase red and white wine during the evening.
  • Post-Dinner Fun – Pakkeleg: After dinner, get ready for a lively game of pakkeleg, a competitive gift-wrapping game that’s always a hit at Danish Christmas parties. How many gifts will you take home?
  • Event Conclusion: We’ll wrap up the evening at 10:00 PM with good cheer and a heartfelt Glædelig Jul (Merry Christmas) to all!

Ticket Information:
Tickets are limited and can be purchased for 395 DKK. Don’t miss out on this festive tradition!

Sign up using the form below, and pay for your tickets via MobilePay to Box 5736KP – and include the number of seats you want to buy.

And please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at connectclub@phpost.dk, if you have any questions.

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We look forward to celebrating with you on December 7th!

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