Festivals
AMAGER MUSIC FESTIVAL 2025
The Children’s Music Festival takes over Amager during the winter holidays! From February 8th to 15th, we will fill Amager’s cultural centres, libraries and theatres with pop, punk, afrobeats, rock, rave, folk music, classical concerts, singing, dancing and creative workshops for children of all ages.
At ZeBU you can experience the theatre concert Around the World, which will be playing on Saturday the 8th of February at 11:00 am for everyone from 4 years old. Join us on an interactive journey around the world when Malene and the band play jazz at a child-friendly level. It will be hard to sit still when the many colours, sounds, moods and impressions wash over the audience.
Come and sing along to morning songs, move your body in new ways at dance workshops, and listen to both calm and energetic concerts. There are plenty of opportunities to try something new and have fun together!
SPRINGFESTIVAL 2025
From 21st – 27th of May 2025, we celebrate and gather the best children’s theatre from home and abroad at a single festival in Copenhagen. Once again, Springfestival 2025 will fill Musiktorvet and the four surrounding venues at Amager Kulturpunkt to a breaking point with striking, fun, surprising and thoughtful performances from a string of competent Danish and foreign theatres.
THEATER MAGIC IN THE AUTUMN HOLIDAYS
Theater magic at Amager sets the stage for an exuberant autumn holiday with everything from puppet theatre, juggling and new circus to dance theater and art workshops. Experience theater from near and far when some of the best performing arts for children and young people hits Amager’s cultural centers, libraries and theaters during the children’s autumn holidays 2025.
FESTIVAL FOR YOUTH THEATRE
They are streaming. Counting snapstreaks. Following YouTubers. But do they watch theatre? And if it was their choice, what would they put on stage? That is the question Festival for Youth Theatre has asked over 300 young people.
The festival took place in 2020/2021 and consisted of seven youth performances, workshops, debates curated and facilitated by a youth-panel and a main presentation for the performance arts industry of the collected data of young people’s thoughts from surveys and workshops. ZeBU would like to thank Statens Kunstfond for the funding that made the festival possible.