This post is an experiment, where I share events that I thought might be of interest to my Copenhagen readers – they are mostly related to science, feminism, and tech. I have left out any events that are sold out at the time of my writing.
I am thinking of creating similar posts from time to time (by-weekly or monthly). If you think this is a good idea, please let me know in the comments. Also, please let me know if there is anything you think I have missed.
Note: a lot of the links will take you to facebook, as they have been shared as facebook events.
April 20th:
- Aktion: Læsering om Kvinfo (free)
April 21st:
- Fællesspisning og Feministisk Filmaften I Mariam Moskeen (free, required to bring food)
April 22nd:
- Fremtidens Feminisme – Regensens Symposion (free)
- March for Science – Copenhagen (free) – there is also a march in Aarhus
April 23rd:
- Science in Forum – Unge forskere (free)
April 24th:
- GOTO Night – Herding Cats: Being Brave and Vulnerable (free)
- Science in Forum – Unge forskere (free)
April 25th:
- Citizen Science: playing games and the fate of humanity – Science & Cocktails Copenhagen (free)
- Science in Forum – Unge forskere (free)
April 26th:
- Data in Art | Art in Data – Statens Museum (ticket required)
April 29th:
- Børne it-sikkerhedskonferencen i København (Lyngby) – Coding Pirates (free for children age 9-17)
May 1st:
- Master class on visual thinking for agile practitioners (free, registration required)
May 4th:
May 8th:
- Jesper Vind: Moral blandt andre dyr – Copenhagen Skeptics in the Pub (free)
- Emma Holten – Hvad KAN den nye feminisme (ticket required)
May 15th:
- IND TIL KERNEN: Festsymposium for Inge Lehmann – Københavns Universitet (free, registration required)
May 16th:
- The Rise of Populism: from Le Pen to Trump – Science & Cocktails (free)
May 18th:
- Abdel Aziz Mahmoud foredrag: Sociale medier og digital dannelse (ticket required)
As luck may have it, I will be in Copenhagen on May 11th and 12th. Anything happening then that’s in English?
So far I haven’t come across anything those days, but I will keep my eyes open. Be aware that May 12th is a public holiday in Denmark, so a lot of shops will be closed.
I’m not even in town myself those days, as I will be in Poland for a conference.
Well, I’m not really in town for the shopping (except for the usual touristy trinkets), but 3 day weekends are always a good time to visit a city and Prayer Day seems like a low key, if interesting holiday. Warm rolls and church bells and a reason to go to Langelinie and Christiania (not that I really need a good reason for either of those places) will make my vacation a bit more interesting. Thanks for the heads up!