November 2025 Events in Copenhagen: What to Expect

Danish on a Sunday: Master of the House

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Danish cinema with an ongoing series at Cinemateket. This series proudly showcases Danish films in their original language, complete with English subtitles, thereby inviting a broader audience to engage with the stories. One standout feature is “Master of the House,” directed by the esteemed Carl Th. Dreyer. The film revolves around Ida, a devoted wife and mother, who finds herself beleaguered by her husband Victor’s relentless criticism. Her patience is tested until Mads, Victor’s old nanny, encourages her to assert herself and take a temporary stand by leaving him. A groundbreaking work of realism that challenges conventions of the 1920s, the screening begins at 2:15 pm, preceded by an introduction in English from Isak Thorsen.

Saturday, November 22

Abel Ferrara’s Piazza Vittorio at Cinemateket

This documentary pays homage to Rome’s bustling Piazza Vittorio, weaving together the vibrant stories of its diverse inhabitants. Accompanied by his friend Willem Dafoe, who has his own roots in the Italian capital, director Abel Ferrara guides viewers through the square, capturing the voices of its people. The film will be shown with English subtitles at 7:15 pm.

Monday, November 24 – Saturday, November 29

San Daniele Week at Supermarco

Prepare your taste buds for a gastronomic adventure as Supermarco, a beloved Italian grocery store, dedicates an entire week to Prosciutto di San Daniele. Hailing from northeastern Italy and produced under stringent regulations, this air-dried ham is revered for its sweet flavor and enticing aroma. Throughout the week, Supermarco will host tastings, share recipes, and inspire visitors with various culinary delights centered around this exquisite dish.

Wednesday, November 26

Silent Disco Morning Party at Absalon

If you’re an early riser, why not kickstart your day with a silent disco at Absalon? From 7:30 to 10 am, simply slip on your headphones and toggle between three music channels as you dance your morning away. Tickets are available for just 30 DKK.

Thursday, November 27

Thanksgiving at 1 Hotels

A new gem awaits in Copenhagen: 1 Hotel, located in the historic building that once housed Skt. Petri and was originally designed as a department store in 1928 by Wilhelm Lauritzen. This Thanksgiving, the hotel introduces the American tradition to the Danish capital with a festive feast at Fjora. Guests can enjoy a mouthwatering spread that includes Nordic shrimp cocktail, family-style confit turkey breast, stuffing, and classic accompaniments like sweetcorn pudding, finishing off with fireside s’mores. Enjoy this unique blend of American and Scandinavian cuisines starting at 6 pm, where the meal is priced at 600 DKK per person (300 DKK for children). For more details, visit their website.

Friday, November 28

RE:BAR Sew Studio

Every Friday, the RE:BAR transforms itself into a creative hub, merging upcycling, sewing, and workshops with vibrant music and a sense of community. On this particular Friday, the sewing room will host a pop-up thrift store featuring discarded textiles from UFF Humana, all for just 100 DKK per kilo. Visitors can purchase textiles in their original state or use the sewing room to upcycle and repair them, breathing new life into forgotten materials. Participants are also welcome to bring their own projects and utilize professional machines while joining in on workshops centered around textile painting and heat transfer printing. The event runs from 3 to 9 pm, and participation is free, with a nominal fee for equipment use.

A Taste of Mexico in Copenhagen – El Patrón Limited Pop-Up Experience

Embark on a culinary journey to Mexico with a four-course menu inspired by the vibrant flavors of Mexico City, Oaxaca, and Yucatán at this exclusive pop-up event. Tickets are priced at 499 DKK, and with limited seating, advance booking is highly recommended. If you can’t make this date, don’t worry—additional dates will be available on the website.

Saturday, November 29

Kind mod Kind with FINE CHAOS Support at Hangaren

Join the Danish pop and electronic group, Kind mod Kind, for an evening of heartwarming vocals and immersive soundscapes. The duo promises to guide you through a night filled with joy, dance, and energy with a special two-hour DJ set, alongside talented friends. The event is supported by the Copenhagen-based clothing brand Fine Chaos, which remains committed to community and club culture. Join the festivities from 10 pm until 5 am, with tickets available for 125 DKK.

Sunday, November 30

Christmas Market at Absalon

Wrap up November by visiting Absalon’s Christmas Market, where the hall will be filled with a delightful array of stalls offering handmade decorations, crafts, jewelry, and ceramics—perfect for gifts or to treat yourself. As you shop, enjoy refreshments including coffee, cakes, mulled wine, and a satisfying lunch. The market is open from 10 am to 3 pm.

Ongoing Copenhagen Events in November

Grønt Market

Every Sunday, Grønt Market presents fresh, seasonal produce and cultivates a strong connection between farmers and consumers. Each week, the market pops up in various neighborhoods across the city, from leafy Frederiksberg to lively Vesterbro. Check the calendar on their website to find out where it’s headed next.

Louise Roe Archive Shop

Take advantage of a rare opportunity to score pieces from the Copenhagen-based design brand Louise Roe at discounts of up to 70%. This temporary archive shop showcases furniture, lighting, vases, rugs, and accessories from past collections, alongside carefully curated vintage objects. Visit the shop at Møntergade 3C, open weekends from 11 am to 5 pm and weekdays from 11 am to 6 pm.

Music Film Festival at Cinemateket

Experience music through a cinematic lens at Cinemateket, which is hosting screenings of Danish premieres, international hits, and classic films spotlighting some of music’s biggest icons, including Charli XCX, ABBA, and David Bowie.

Veras Market under Buen

Refresh your wardrobe with pre-loved items at Veras Market, held every Sunday from 10 am to 3 pm. If you have clothes to pass on, consider setting up a stall for just 450 DKK. Tickets to enter are available via their website.

Community Dinner at Absalon

Gather your friends or neighbors for a community dinner at Absalon, hosted several nights a week. Dinners start at 6 pm, but remember to arrive no later than 5:45 pm, and advance bookings are required. Tickets cost 60 DKK from Sunday to Thursday and 100 DKK on weekends.

Mother’s Brunch

There’s no better way to kick off your weekend than with a delightful brunch at Mother. They serve a diverse menu, featuring everything from fresh fruit and granola to pasta and sourdough pizza, all made in their open kitchen, alongside coffee from Andersen & Maillard. Ingredients are sourced locally or imported directly from Italy, available Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am to 3 pm.

Movement Lessons with Zozo

If you’re looking to get moving, Zozo offers private coaching tailored to women aimed at improving body, mind, and spirit. Whether you prefer running, yoga, or dance, sessions can be held in your space or any comfortable locale in Copenhagen or Malmö. Schedule a complimentary 15-minute consultation to discuss your goals and needs by emailing [email protected] or messaging @zozokemeticyoga.

Jewelry Café Hos Sarah Lou

Unleash your creativity by designing your own jewelry or crafting a meaningful gift while enjoying a coffee. Choose from a variety of rings, bracelets, and necklaces, all made from 925 sterling silver. Be sure to book in advance or drop by spontaneously; each table is yours for 2.5 hours.

The Emperor of Portugal at Betty Nansen

Based on the literary classic by Nobel laureate Selma Lagerlöf, this collaboration between composer Louise Alenius and director Elisa Kragerup transforms the tale into an immersive experience that resonates with contemporary themes of mental health and societal norms. The story unfolds through the eyes of the village, brought to life by actress Maria Rossing and accompanied by the vocal ensemble ÆTLA. The performance, presented in Danish, runs for one hour and 50 minutes, with tickets available from 75 DKK.

Karim Boumjimar: Mouths, Vessels, Portals at Alice Folker Gallery

In “Mouths, Vessels, Portals,” artist Karim Boumjimar takes over this familiar gallery space to delve into themes of identity and existence. Inspired by Jacques Lacan’s metaphor of the vase, the exhibition explores how we shape our identities around the unexpressed void within us. This thought-provoking show is on display until November 28.

Jakob Kudsk Steensen: Psychosphere at Cisternerne

Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen has created a captivating installation specifically for Cisternerne, focusing on life forms deep beneath the ocean’s surface. Utilizing video projections, soundscapes, and sculptural elements, this exhibition weaves a narrative exploring the intricate connections among all forms of life on Earth. This installation will be available for viewing until November 2025.

Bouchra Khalili at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

Moroccan-French artist Bouchra Khalili’s work offers collaborative narratives from communities often marginalized from conventional discussions. At the core of her exhibition is “The Mapping Journey Project,” where eight individuals recount their treacherous journeys as they trace their paths on a map. This poignant piece recently made its debut in Denmark and is on view until November 2025.

Christian Vind: Somnambulus at Møstings

In his exhibition “Somnambulus,” Christian Vind invites viewers to explore the many ways we interpret the world. His selection of found objects—ranging from a nut to an antique brooch—sparks curiosity and contemplation. Each object is presented with a label detailing its title, material, origin, and discovery. This engaging exhibition will be open until December, and admission is free.

Gauguin & Kihara: First Impressions at Glyptoteket

Glyptoteket proudly presents a unique exhibition of its extensive collection of Paul Gauguin’s works, recently returned home from global exhibitions. Alongside these pieces is the contemporary Japanese-Sāmoan artist Yuki Kihara, whose video work bridges cultural narratives across time and distance. This exhibition will be available for viewing until December.

Alia Farid: A Sounding of the Earth at Glyptoteket

In “A Sounding of the Earth,” Kuwaiti-Puerto Rican artist Alia Farid explores the intertwining histories of the Arabian Gulf, revealing how ecosystems, cultures, and life forms are shaped by historical and contemporary political forces. This thought-provoking exhibit runs until May 2026.

Little Table, Cover Thyself! at Design Museum Denmark

Experience the evolving art of table-setting in this captivating exhibition that showcases how the presentation of a meal transforms both special occasions and everyday life. Featuring historical table settings from the Renaissance to the present day, the exhibit is open through to 2025.

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