Weekend Schedule in Valby Features Sports, Culture, and Wine Events
Knuthenborgvej 24 hosts children’s badminton training as part of events across Valby, vores-valby.dk reported. The session runs from 15:00 local time on November 6, 2026, offering free admission with equipment available for loan through Firmaidræt Storkøbenhavn.
Cultural events run concurrently through Friday evening across the neighborhood. Valby Kino screens an intense Japanese film at Gammel Jernbanevej 36 starting at 19:45 local time, with tickets priced at 100 kr. Simultaneously, Valby Kulturhus on Valgårdsvej 4-8 hosts the third qualification round of the Copenhagen Poetry Slam championship at 20:00 local time, featuring performers from Denmark and Sweden with tickets at 80 kr for regular admission and 40 kr for students.
Saturday morning shifts toward youth athletics with basketball training for girls at Lykkebohallen on Lykkebovej 30, beginning at 10:00 local time with free admission for participants. Later Saturday afternoon, Prøvehallen on Porcelænstorvet 4 presents the new Danish drama production Kald på Mig Igen at 14:00 local time, featuring standard tickets at 195 kr and youth tickets at 95 kr alongside group pricing.
Gastronomy takes center stage Saturday afternoon at Fabula on Paradisæblevej 23, where a Danish wine festival begins at 16:00 local time for 150 kr. The event highlights local wine producers and Nordic terroir.
Sunday morning brings family sports programming to Skellet 30, where Valby Badminton Club hosts a Miniton session for parents and young children starting at 09:00 local time with free admission. Concluding the weekend schedule on Sunday afternoon, Timotheuskirken on Christen Bergs Allé 5 presents a poetry and music concert featuring works by J.P.E. Hartmann paired with H.C. Andersen poems at 16:00 local time with free entry.
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