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Uncovered – Why nudity is not a taboo in the Danish society »
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Danish Christmas celebration at Den Gamle By »
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Aarhus ends its year as European Capital of Culture with a festival of lights and music »
By My Pham, photos by Aarhus2017
Music and lights will wrap Aarhus in a finale show as the city is planning to celebrate
Refugee Friends: how a kid’s idea is helping integration in Aarhus »
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If you have recently taken a bus in Aarhus, you may have noticed a
#MeToo: Tackling Sexual Assault Discourse in Aarhus »
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“I haven’t shared this story with anyone before,” says Emma*, 19, visibly
Aarhus Festuge: What not to miss at this year’s festival »
Aarhus Festuge arrives tomorrow, filling the city with art, music and gastronomy for the festival’s 52nd year. As European Capital of Culture for
Gender Blender: Breaking down social constructs of millennia »
In 2017, it is still a head-turner to see somebody with a penis in a dress. Culture tells us that
Opera review: Brothers, an intense dramatic performance »
★★★★★☆
Brothers the Opera, part of the Bier Trilogy created especially for the Aarhus 2017 programme, had