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Boat trips calling at selected restaurants, celebration of the blue mussel, live music in both new and familiar constellations and guided tours through lesser-known Copenhagen districts are just a few of the items on the programme when Copenhagen’s culture month, Wondercool, gets underway for the third year running.


Troughout February, Copenhagen Cooking, Copenhagen Jazz Festival, Designmuseum Danmark, the Danish Architecture Centre, the FROST music festival, Arken, Louisiana, the National Gallery of Denmark and Copenhagen Fashion Festival will be organising a series of events, including several cross-over events that mix food with design and music, for example.


GASTRONOMIC ODYSSEY AND DINNERS WITH A TWIST


One of Copenhagen’s great summer successes, Te Copenhagen Cooking food festival, invites you to embark on a gastronomic odyssey lasting over three hours through the capital when this winter’s edition of the festival kicks off in February. Focus will be on Nordic cuisine, with the chance to visit and taste Aamanns Smørrebrød (Danish lunch platter), Summerbird chocolate and a famous apple dessert wine.





Look forward to an unforgettable culinary experience when ‘I’m a Kombo’ serves up ‘Te Social Act’ at Designmuseum Danmark as it explores and interprets the modern framework and social context of the meal. You will find yourself talking just as much with the other guests as with the people you came with.


ANOTHER NEW INITIATIVE DURING COPENHAGEN


Cooking is MAD Mondays (MAD meaning food in Danish), presented by Noma’s René Redzepi and the people behind the MAD symposium. Here you can take part in an informal monthly gathering and debate our food culture while learning about the food and gastronomy of the future. Te event is free and participants can look forward to beer from renowned brewer Mikkeller and homemade soup.


Music at the Zoological Museum, in underground car parks and dark rooms Tis year the FROST music festival once again invites you to listen to top Danish and international names at a series of


Look forward to an unforgettable culinary experience when ‘I’m a Kombo’ serves up ‘Te Social Act’ at Designmuseum Danmark as it explores and interprets the modern framework and social context of the meal.


concerts in unusual locations. Bands include ‘Efterklang’ playing at Dieselhouse in Sydhavn (South Harbour) and ‘Elektro Guzzi’ who will be playing at the Zoological Museum.


Expect a veritable bombardment of the senses when electronic musician Rangleklods plays in a dark room where sounds and specially designed lighting effects merge, and experience the unforgettable sound of Klezmer Concert performing their special brand of music at art museum Louisiana.


BEHIND COPENHAGEN, ART AND ARCHITECTURE


As part of Wondercool, the Danish Architecture Centre is staging ‘Secret Saturday Walks’ with guided tours of Refshaleøen, (an island in Copenhagen’s harbour), Nordvest and Ørestad. Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at architecture


when two leading Danish architecture companies, COBE Architects and JDS & KLAR Architects, invite you to step inside. Troughout February you can also enjoy free tours (in English) of Arken, Louisiana and the National Gallery of Denmark, which also offers winter jazz.


Copenhagen Cooking, Copenhagen Jazz Festival, Designmuseum Danmark, the Danish Architecture Centre, the FROST music festival, Arken, Louisiana, the National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen Fashion Festival and Wonderful Copenhagen have come together in a joint initiative to make February a culture month designed to encourage tourists and Copenhageners alike to enjoy the city throughout the year.


To view the entire programme, log onto the Wondercool website www.wondercoolcopenhagen.com


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