Århundredets Festival 2019 – a chance to experience the Interwar years »
By Madalina Paxaman, photos by Martin Dam Kristensen
The WW I is over, the innocence of La Belle Epoque is gone and
Lunar New Year: Aarhus celebrates the Year of the Pig »
By Haoruo Wei, Photos by Haoruo Wei
The legendary dragon is dancing around the hall decorated by national flags of China and
Have yourself some Indian hygge »
By Tanushree Basuroy, photos by Sarah Van Meel, Wirada Saelim and Yasmine Hassanain
On a crisp November night, the air rings with laughter and
The rise of the Day of the Dead »
By Karem Nerio, photos by Sarah Van Meel
Strips of shredded paper decorate the entrance. A few meters ahead, a woman sings
Studenterhus: the heart of Aarhus University »
By Maria Jose Villanueva, photos by Poul Ib Henriksen, AU History Collection, Aarhus Student Jazz Gallery, Jutland Station archive
What today may
What does it take to get a star? »
By Lucía Camblor and María José Villanueva, photos by Siân Kavanagh
Anonymous, mysterious and strict: these are the adjectives that describe the inspectors of
Refugee Friends: how a kid’s idea is helping integration in Aarhus »
By My Pham and Maria Jose Villanueva, photos by Flygtningevenner
If you have recently taken a bus in Aarhus, you may have noticed a
The Necessity of a Troubled Hygge: A Film Review of The War Show »
By Breny Osiris Aceituno, photos by Joey Anthon Jackson
There is a theater in Aarhus that caters to stories from all over
Letter from the editors »
By Bettina Andersen, Project Manager and Madalina Paxaman, Editor in Chief
A new beginning at Jutland Station
It all started with an
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