
Copenhagen International Ballet
From traditional ways of ballet, the festival has moved onto more contemporary means of choreography by calling upon renowned ballet dancers and choreographers from all around the world.

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This comprises of flashy jazz concerts, award ceremonies, competitions, children’s programs and presents international and national artists. It occurs towards the end of January.
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From traditional ways of ballet, the festival has moved onto more contemporary means of choreography by calling upon renowned ballet dancers and choreographers from all around the world.

Inaugurated in 2007, the three-day Trailer park Festival aims at promoting the art and culture of the city. Trailer parks are artistically transformed into subjects of marvel.

Food for thought or real? The annual gourmet festival is also known as the Nordic Food Festival which was held in 2005 for the first time.

CODE stands for Copenhagen Design and offers a perfect opportunity for interior, textile and fashion designers to exhibit their talents and most of all acquire the experience of a lifetime!

Does history repeat itself? It surely does in the Golden Days of Copenhagen Festival where Danish history comes to life! The basic aim of this event is to revive the history of Copenhagen among the masses.

It includes photographs, sculptures, paintings, videos and various artistic performances by national as well international artists.

An annual five day festival celebrating a contemporary genre of music; promises fun and excited. Since 2001 this festival aims at promoting various national and international blue bands.

The Kulturnatten, popularly known as the Night of Culture, invites tourists and residents alike to witness the cultural and traditional aspect of Copenhagen.

WOMEX is a short for World Music Expo and is a fair which holds conferences, trade fairs and concerts and includes all kinds of music from around the world.

Culturally diverse as it is, Copenhagen celebrates its Latin culture and music annually. It exhibits dance shows, dance workshops and the best part about this festival is that it is open to all people.

From spas to dieting and usage of environmental friendly products, the healthy lifestyle show combines all.

Thinking how and where to celebrate Christmas this year? Tivoli Christmas Market is Copenhagen’s famous amusement park and the best place to spend your Christmas holidays.

Since its beginning in 2003, the CPH has progressed and is now known as the biggest film documentary festival in all of Northern Europe.

Like most of the festivals held in Copenhagen, the Copenhagen Irish Festival is all about music. Held every November, this festival includes concerts, workshops and a lot more during the four day period.

Based on the concept of a greener tomorrow, over 10,000 people gather in the streets of Copenhagen for peaceful demonstrations.

In the Christmas holiday spirit, the Christmas Flea Market is every shopper’s stop shop. It offers a wide range of crafts, Christmas gifts, antiques books and much for at reasonable and negotiable prices.

Held annually in the last week of December, Copenhagen Masters is a badminton competition. Three days of fun and excitement and meeting your world-class badminton celebrities.
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