Written by Jay-vee Marasigan Pangan The cherry blossoms in Aarhus are starting to bloom and it’s a sight to behold. Some are already in full bloom, while others are just about to burst into
The festival season in Aarhus is just about to start, and there is plenty of English-language as well as Danish/Nordic cultural events to sink your teeth into. We’ve summed up some of the main
As the global economy struggles and the energy crisis continues, Danish food prices are soaring at even higher rates than inflation overall. The price of a carton of milk is nearly 22% higher now
Despite the frosty start to Spring this year, Easter in Aarhus is a time where the sun starts to shine, the days get longer and longer, and when yellow daffodils – known as Easter
Coffee Collective has opened its doors in the Latin Quarter, and to celebrate its launch, it will be serving free coffee this Friday. Originating in Copenhagen, the cafe chain is now on the corner of
Forty years ago, Toby Hartelius fell in love with Filipino martial art arnis. In 1984, he founded the Danish Arnis Federation and continues to make it his life’s work, teaching thrice a week at
After the Dutch government presented its plans to combat nitrogen emissions last summer, more and more Dutch farmers are considering trying their luck elsewhere. Besides countries like Canada and Germany, one of the most
