The event will begin with panel discussion, presenting voices who work in the areas of sexuality, sexual violence, emotions, and feminist activism discussing sexual violence in a nuanced, emotional, and healing-centred way. Speakers will touch on issues that are not always talked about within mainstream conversations about sexual violence, including accountability for perpetrators, guilt, emotional regulation, sexual healing, and more.

Kore

KORE is a vibrant and upcoming trio whose catchy melodies and Danish lyrics invite both contemplation and musical playfulness. With an acoustic soundscape consisting of piano, double bass, percussion, and vocal harmonies, they indulge in honest and intimate playing—also leaving room for playful antics.

In the summer of '24, KORE's first EP "Brydningstid" was released, which is available on streaming services.

Cuero

CUERO is a Copenhagen-based band that explores an innovative fusion of Afro-Uruguayan Candombe with jazz, funk, and urban music. Their sound pays tribute to the rich heritage of Candombe, while also highlighting its ongoing evolution and its influence on global contemporary genres. 

Through rhythm and improvisation, Cuero creates a vibrant musical dialogue between tradition and modernity - celebrating the drum not only as an instrument, but as a living symbol of memory, resistance, and community. 

Munay

Munay is an Argentine Folkloric Music Group formed by musicians and dancers from Argentina, currently residing in Denmark and Sweden. The project aims to showcase Argentina’s rich musical tradition, bringing the sounds and movements of this land; sharing rhythms, melodies, and dances that tell stories and depict the sonic landscapes of all Argentina's cultural regions.

The passion for music and love for our roots create a unique experience that invites the audience to travel with us through the sounds, deep into the heart of Argentine Folkloric culture.

American Radiolab is known for its curious storytelling style, innovative sound design and ability to make complex topics both exciting and human. Now you can get a unique insight into how it all comes together when Senior Producer and Correspondent Simon Adler visits Æteren in Union on May 8.

Come and experience Rough Music!

Part orchestra, part jam band, we welcome all instruments to play together - without audition, or restrictions on musical style or background. We focus on the joy of playing, and encourage people to rediscover their passion for music by creating a cosy ensemble of musicians who just wanna play!

Led by experienced musician and band leader, Josh, who will guide you through an original arrangement of a song by a talented local songwriter.

Every Sunday, you can let your prejudices be challenged by one of our many volunteer open books for free.

The concept is simple: You show up at the library desk, where you receive guidance from our librarians about the subjects that we have available for lending. When you have chosen which human book you want to talk to, you can sit down in the Reading Garden and have an open conversation, where all questions about the subject are welcome.

Distortion & Turning Tables Danmark presents
 

★ Backyard Party ★

Program TBA

5 June 2025 ★ Nørrebro Streetparty

Union ★ Nørre Alle 7 ★ 3-7PM ★ No alcohol ★ Age 13–19 ★ Free

Ever wish you could relive your Prom (school dance) but as your fully realized and authentic self? Ever wish you could have asked that person or worn that outfit but never dared too?

Well you are in the right place…. We are throwing a Queer Prom.
Expect 80s, 90s and 00s throwbacks on the dance floor, a Prom Photo booth, and performances.

We will be crowning Prom royalty, so put on that outfit that makes you feel great and says “I came here to slay!”.

Join us from noon to 4 pm for an opportunity to borrow our open books.
Since 2020 we have invited visitors to join us in our garden located in front of the culture centre UNION at Nørre Alle 7.
It is free to use the Human Library and this season we will be open to the public every Sunday.