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When Marcellus uttered his immortal line about the state of Denmark in Act One, Scene Four of Hamlet, he wasn’t strolling through Fre-deriksberg Have on a summer’s day, hand-in-hand with his lover,
contemplating an afternoon of leafy bliss and sinful is.
No, he said it overlooking the battlements of a fog-engulfed castle, freezing and fed-up, on a day not that much different from today. And to be fair, nothing’s changed in the 400 years since the play was written. February continues to be a month in which winter overstays its welcome and the aptly-named SAD (Sea-sonal Affective Disorder) takes over.
Short of going on holiday there is no remedy, well until now that is, because an idea that started as a whisper in empty hotel rooms, half-filled smoky jazz venues and backstage fashion parties has metamorphosed into seven extremely good reasons for staying put and enjoying your February in Copenhagen.
Welcome to the first official year of Copenhagen Wondercool, a festival organised by Wonderful Copenhagen that following a successful pilot last year is returning to redefine your least favourite month, and transform this city of ours into a beehive of activity, as hundreds of venues put on events attended by thousands of revellers.
Wondercool Copenhagen is not just one festival, it’s seven: the winter editions of the Copenhagen Art Festival, Copenhagen Cooking and the Copenhagen Jazz Festi-val, the Copenhagen Fashion Festival, the FROST Festival, and events and activities organised by the Danish Design Centre and Danish Architecture Centre.
Over the next four weeks we will be trying to keep up with the multitudes of events, and in each edition focusing on at least one of the themes. To kick things off, we’re starting with fashion, design, art and architecture. Week two will include a special section on jazz, week three cooking, and week four FROST, a festival that will take us rocking into next month.
It promises to be a fabulous February, and organisers are already drawing up plans to continue this in the years to come – which is great news for those of us in dire need of a lift at this time of year. If this won’t banish the winter blues, nothing will.
The coolesT monTh in more ways Than oneBy Ben Hamilton
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The copenhagen art Festival’s main focus is con-temporary art. This February event, which takes place at five different art centres and public loca-tions across the city, is a taster of the main fes-tival, scheduled this year from august 24-sep-tember 2. many of the Danish and international contributing artists will take inspiration from the theme of ‘community’ to create new works, while there are several events planned, including per-formances at højbro square, debates, and the showing of a specially-commissioned art video on the theme of community.
February Programme at Charlottenborg Art Exhibition SpaceKunsthal Charlottenborg, Nyhavn 2, 1051 Cph K;
throughout Feb, open Tue-Sun 11:00-17:00, Wed
11:00-20:00; closed Mon; tickets: over-16s 60kr,
under-16s free adm, concessions 40kr , purchase
tickets at entrance; www.kunsthalcharlottenborg.dk
The highlight of their programme is Dexter Bang Sinister, a
project on the theme of black and white psychedelia, which
started on January 20. The project is a collaboration between
New York-based graphic designers, editors, and publishers
Dexter Sinister (Stuart Bailey and David Reinfurt), together
with writer/librarian Angie Keefer of the Serving Library, and
Lars Bang Larsen, a Danish curator/writer well known for his
research into 1960s psychedelic visual culture.
Art comes to you: Performance Art on Højbro SquareHøjbro Plads, 1200 Cph K; Saturdays (throughout
Feb)14:00; Free adm; www.cph-artfestival.org
Pull up your sleeves and get ready for a fun-filled
performance at Højbro Plads, right in the centre of
the city around the corner from Ilum on Strøget. Among the
expected participants is Magnus Logi Kristinsson, the Icelandic
performance artist.
The Danish architecture centre (Dac) is a com-munications and development centre for archi-tecture in copenhagen. as part of wondercool, the centre will arrange architectural-focused sunday walks and guided tours (in english), plus a con-cert and Thursday bar. at the centre there will be a special focus on the new buildings planned for the city hall square, rådhuspladsen. additionally, the centre will host networking activities, debates and knowledge sharing events.
Frederiksstaden guided tour – in EnglishMeet at Kongens Nytorv Metro station, Cph K, Sun
Feb 5 & 19, 11:00-13:00; tickets 75kr - purchase be-
fore tour or at www.dac.dk
The Danish Architecture Centre is organising a guided tour of
the ‘royal district’, Frederiksstaden. The place features some
stunning 18th century buildings, as well as a few renowned
modern structures. The guided tour is in English and includes
a lunch at the Ofelia restaurant in Skuespilhuset.
Ørestaden guided tour – in EnglishMeet at Kay Fiskers Plads in front of the Ferring
building, Cph S; Sun Feb 12 & 26, 11:00-13:00; tick-
ets 75kr - purchase
before tour or at www.dac.dk
This guided tour will take you around Ørestad, a recently re-
generated area in Amager around the corner from Field’s shop-
ping centre. The tour includes BIG’s Mountain housing project,
and the Bella Sky Hotel, by 3XN. The tour will enlighten you on
how the area has experienced massive development over the
last decade. The guided tour is in English and includes a lunch
at the Sky Bar restaurant at the Bella Sky.
Designed by the renowned Danish architect hen-ning larsen, the Danish Design centre is an ideal platform to showcase the many aspects of Danish design. it’s a mecca for design and innovation, at-tracting designers from Denmark and abroad to its conference centre, exhibition hall, and other facilities.
10 years of DANSK - a decade of Danish FashionDansk Design Centre, HC Andersens Boulevard 27,
1553 Cph V; throughout Feb, open Mon-Fri 10:00-
17:00; Wed 10:00–21:00; Sat-Sun 11:00-14:00; tick-
ets 55kr; www.ddc.dk/denmarkbydesign
The event on the evolution of design from 1945 to the present
day, which attempts to define Danish design with a focus on
how it has become part and parcel of our daily lives and mind-
set.
Special Offers at the Danish Design Center Dansk Design Centre, HC Andersens Boulevard 27,
1553 Cph V; throughout Feb, open Mon-Fri 10:00-
17:00; Wed 10:00–21:00; Sat-Sun 11:00-14:00; tick-
ets 80kr; www.ddc.dk
The special offer includes entry to all three exhibitions, plus
coffee and cake for just 80kr instead of the normal price of
120kr. Meanwhile, the museum’s shop is offering a special
price of just 50kr on the book ‘Arne Jacobsen: Architect and
Designer’. The price on a normal day is 298kr.
Designs on youR AttentionVictor hugo, a famous 19th century French writer and visual artist, once said: “winter is on my head, but eternal spring is in my heart.” This scholarly-metaphoric quote is soon going to be a thing of reality! moving on from blue January, romantic February is going to bring spring into our lives with a host of winter themes in copenhagen under the wondercool copenhagen festival banner, three of which are architecture, art and design.
wondercool copenhagen promises to marry the abstract visions of art with the concrete canvas of design and architecture, to exhibit the vibrant and colourful part of the city defying the gloomy-wet-cold weather.
For wondercool copenhagen, the copenhagen art Festival, the Danish Design centre and the Danish architecture centre are presenting a wide array of mind-boggling events that no art lover can resist.
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Copenhagen Fashion Festival - Various locations in Copenhagen; throughout February; www.copenhagenfashionfestival.comBy Malene Ørsted
Copenhagen Fashion Week is the fashion industry’s event for designers, stylists, hairdresser, and
so on, that takes place each August and February. But since 2008 it has also been possible for
the public to take part in the fashionable festivities through the Copenhagen Fashion Festival,
which once again this year is taking place in co-operation with Wonderful Copenhagen and Copenha-
gen’s city centre.
Copenhagen Fashion Week started as an industry platform for selling and buying. Later on it became
an umbrella for fairs, shows, showrooms, and all the communication around it, but it remained a
closed industry event. The Copenhagen Fashion Festival is everything that happens in Copenhagen in
relation to Fashion Week, and it’s open to everybody. It’s made up of different events, exhibitions and
parties, and includes lots of special offers and contests.
The festival is simply supplying a demand that has been out there for some time. “Many people called
in to ask if they could participate in anything during Fashion Week,” recalls Julie Christine Kühne, the
project co-ordinator for Copenhagen Fashion Festival. “So it’s based on a specific interest. We think
that when you create a big event you should include the entire city, so you 24/7 get the buzz of Fash-
ion Week everywhere you go.”
The inclusion of the city began with the erection of two big screens at City Hall Square and Højbro
Plads that are still there today. Here people could watch different fashion shows, interviews backstage
and the red carpet live.
While some events stretch longer than Fashion Week – for instance, Fashion Talks is ongoing through-
out February – most will end at the same time as Fashion Week on 5 February.
Designer macaroons at La GlaceLa Glace, Skovbogade 3, Cph K; throughout February; 15kr per macaroon; www.laglace.dk
The confectionery La Glace traditionally co-operates with a Danish designer each Fashion Week. This
time around it’s Danish shoe designer Camilla Skovgaard who has the privilege, and she’s going to
decorate the shop’s windows and make macaroons. Both the macaroons and decorations can be en-
joyed at La Glace throughout February.
Children clothes discount to foreignersMini A Ture, Illum, 3rd floor, Østergade 52, Cph K; Fridays and Saturdays in February;
www.miniature.dk
The Danish children’s clothing brand MINI A TURE gives everybody with a foreign passport a 25 per-
cent discount on the clothes. The brand was elected the world’s second best international children’s
clothing brand in 2011 at the Junior Design Awards. Stop by and update your kid’s wardrobe.
Wellness-night at Complete MeComplete Me, Badstuestræde 11, Cph K; Fri 3 Feb, 17:00-19:00; free adm
Give your feet a break at ‘Fashion Night Out’ at the Complete Me spa, which offers women treatment
for their hands and feet and advice about their make-up. Other than wellness for your body, the night
includes smoothies with a bit of champagne, fruit and snacks.
Apair fashion showApair, Ny Østergade 3, Cph K; Sat 4 Feb, 14:00; free adm; www.shop.apair.dk
If you love shoes, you don’t want to miss this event. Apair is rolling out the red carpet and putting on
a fashion show featuring new designers and spring trends.
Afternoon shopping at KronprinsensgadeKronsprinsensgade, Cph K; Fri 3 Feb, 16:00-19:00; free adm
You must attend the red carpet event at Kronprinsensgade during the Fashion Festival. Here you get
the chance to do some shopping while enjoying live jazz and refreshments on one of Copenhagen’s
best shopping streets.
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Wondercool Copenhagen - Jan 27-Feb 2
Northern Women in ChanelDesignmuseum Denmark, Bredgade 68, Cph K; starts Feb 1, ends April 8, open Tue-Sun 11:00-17:00; tickets: adults 75kr, Wed free; 3318 5656; www.designmuseum.dk
like you’ve never seen it before
Photography duo Peter & Ingela Klemntz Farago have
created a coffee table book and touring exhibition called
‘Northern Women in Chanel’ in which Scandinavian
and Baltic supermodels wear prêt-à-porter and couture
Chanel pieces dating back to the ‘20s.
The exhibition ‘Northern Women in Chanel’ takes place at the
crossroads between French design and northern beauty. You get
the chance to see some of Scandinavia’s and the Baltic countries’
most sought-after supermodels dressed in Chanel pieces posing in
outdoor scenery.
The couple behind the book and exhibition, Peter Farago and Ingela
Klemetz Farago, are not only husband and wife, but also a visionary
photography duo. They took the pictures during 2010 and 2011,
and in collaboration with Chanel they created a 384-page portfolio
featuring 45 Northern supermodels – including Helena Christensen
and Freja Beha Erichsen - only wearing the fashionable Chanel fab-
rics.
“It was a fashion journey,” Ingela told Vogue. Together with her hus-
band she shot close to 300 different looks - a number only made
possible due to unlimited access to Chanel’s archives. The picture
process took around a year and a half, and most of the 45 editorials
are shot in Sweden and across the Nordic sites.
The project started after the couple had shot some fashion ads for
Chanel. They pitched the idea to the design house’s Baltic division
and were offered full access to clothing pieces from both the label’s
current collections and archives: prêt-à-porter as well as couture.
Coco Chanel is one of the previous century’s most influential fash-
ion designers. She is known for going against tradition - for instance,
she was one of the first to dress women in trousers. Her creations
of casual clothes for women have today become classics in most
fashionistas’ eyes. With the project, the Faragas have managed to
combine the classic Chanel designs and photography in a new way.
“Thanks to Farago’s sense of the pictorial, these photographs not
only celebrate the fascinating designs they record, but also produce
sensational reinventions, demonstrating how fashion, photography
and art can come together,” noted a the press release about the
exhibition.
Every little detail in the book has been carefully thought out, so
every creation and surrounding was picked specifically for each
model.
One of the models is Denmark’s Freja Beha Erichsen, who deco-
rates the cover of the book, and who, among others, has been a
muse to the creative director, and contributor to the preface of the
book, Karl Lagerfeld.
“The models have been carefully chosen to represent an aesthetic
flair for fashion, but also a desire to convey a sense of humanity,”
the organisers of the event said.
All models, stylists and others working on the book did the work
for free, and all the profit from sales of the book are donated to the
organisation Save The Children and the building of girls’ schools in
Baltic countries.
The touring exhibition started at Fotografiska in Stockholm in June,
and has now finally arrived in Copenhagen. Consisting of more than
the 50 large prints, the Danish exhibition has been provided with
a series of black and white portraits of the participating models.
These photos will also be published in an exclusive limited edition
booklet (just 100 copies), which have been signed by the photog-
raphers.
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CHARITY BAR & FASHIONat Hotel Fox
Thursday, 2nd of February 201217.00 - 21.00
In collaboration with Hotel FOX & Borcher, the Charity Bar will be auctioning a tailor fitted classic dress by Borcher. Read more at:
www.hotelbloggen.dk
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Wondercool Copenhagen - Jan 27-Feb 2
Thursday’s bar with Lulu RougeDanish Architecture Centre, Strandgade 27B,
Cph K; Thu 2 Feb, 17:30; Free adm
Lulu Rouge is the product of the collaboration
between DJ T.O.M. and DJ Buda, two of the most
esteemed producers and DJs originating from
Copenhagen. Their sound can be described as
down-tempo/dub/electronic, so this show is a
perfect opportunity to check them out, if you are
into their music style. CS
Institutions of the Future – official openingRådhuspladsen, Cph K; Thu 2 Feb, 16:00-18:00;
Free adm
The exhibition ‘Institutions of the future’ is con-
cerned with the function of institutions, as well
as visions for buildings of the future. The open-
ing event will feature the musical talent of rap-
pers, who will share their opinions on the sub-
ject by incorporating their thoughts into their
performances. The exhibition itself runs from 30
Jan-19 Feb 2012. CS
Institutions of the futureRådhuspladsen, Cph K; open daily 30 Jan-19
Feb; Free adm
Institutions of the future explores the function
of institutions as well as visions for buildings
of the future. The exhibition welcomes you to
share your thoughts and opinions on ground-
breaking ideas for social institutions such as day-
care centres, nursing homes and schools. Your
personal contributions can be shared via your
mobile phone – you will be instructed on how to
do so at the events. CS
See page three for events
The Tandoori storyTandoori Masala, Halmtorvet 5, Cph V, Skt. Ped-
ers Stræde 35, Cph K, Nørrebrogade 35, Cph N;
throughout Feb, open daily 17:00-19:30, 20:00-
22:00; tickets: 249kr; 3322 1430 (Halmtorvet),
3315 3821 (Skt. Peder Stræde), 3535 3527 (Nør-
rebrogade); www.tandoori-masala.dk
Lovers of north Indian cuisine can enjoy their
food as authentic as it can get. Priding their food
on the freshness and the high quality of ingre-
dients, this little cosy restaurant behind the Co-
penhagen main train station, along with its two
other branches, impresses with its wide variety
of curries, briyani, naan bread, vegetarian dishes
and, of course, their speciality - the Tandoori
dishes. SB
An offer you can’t refuseRestaurant L’Altro, Torvegade 62, Cph K; Feb
1-11, open Mon-Thu 18:00-24:00, Fri-Sat 17:30-
24:00, Sun closed; set menus 450-650kr; 3254
5406; www.laltro.dk
Opened in 2005, Francis Ford Coppola’s ma-
fia movie-themed Italian restaurant offers an
evening of Sicilian cuisine. The ‘Antiristorante’,
as they call themselves, is bringing you home-
cooked food in a homely, cosy yet modern ambi-
ence. Set menus come with the choice of deli-
cate vino, from sweet to white. Check out the
multiple set menus for lunch or dinner and their
cheese and wine set menus on their website. SB
Modern Japanese CuisineFifty Fifty, Vesterbrogade 42, Cph V; throughout
Feb, open Tue-Thu 17:00-21:00, Fri-Sat 17:00-
22:00, offer not available Sun and Mon; 250kr
for 4-course menu; 3322 4757; www.fiftyfifty-
food.dk
Get a taste of New-York style Japanese food
made from the freshest of ingredients by the
high craftsmanship of Japanese cuisine. Sash-
imis, inside-out maki, rice-paper rolls, nigiri,
from-the-grill selections, and even cocktails
based on sake or fiery ginger will take your taste
buds on a wild ride. For a worthy 250kr, the
restaurant invites you to enjoy a contemporary
four-course ‘omakase’ menu inspired by the tra-
ditional Japanese kitchen. SB
Delectable fare for all-comersFru Heiberg, Rosenvængets Alle 3, Cph Ø;
throughout Feb, open Tue-Thu 17:00-22:00, Fri-
Sat 17:00-23:00, Sun 17:00-22:00, Mon closed;
tickets: 260kr; 3528 9100; www.fruheiberg.dk
Whether you’re a carnivore or herbivore, there’s
something in store for you at this cosy and re-
laxed restaurant in Østerbro with a history dat-
ing back to more than a century ago. For the car-
nivores there’s a delicate foie gras terrine & veal
tail, grilled entrecôte with salt-baked celeriac or
fillet of English sole accompanied by a selection
of shellfish, and for the herbivores, a bowl of
Jerusalam artichoke infused with truffle oil or a
delectable mushroom risotto with herbs. SB
Dining with the authorsGefährlich, Fælledvej 7, Cph N; throughout Feb,
open Tue-Wed 17:00-24:00, Thu 17:00-03:00,
Fri-Sat 17:00-04:00 - offer not available on Sun
& Mon; tickets 260kr; 3524 1324; www.gefahr-
lich.dk
Michelin chef Mikkel Espersen from Kong Hans
is currently resident chef at Gefährlich - you can
be sure that you will be served exquisite Danish
food. Delightful cocktails and live readings from
some of Denmark’s leading authors can be ap-
preciated. After brilliant food and drinks, then
kick back and party with one of their resident
DJs. The menu offers pork cheeks braised in
dark beer with celeriac, cherries and horserad-
ish foam; grilled entrecôte with red currant com-
pote, apple and thyme sauce; and for dessert,
pear Belle Helene with vanilla ice cream, choco-
late and crumble. SB
Venetian Carnival dinner
Acquamarina, Borgergade 17A, Cph K; open
Feb 1-12 & Feb 20-29, Mon-Sat 12:00-15:00
& 18:00-24:00, Sun 17:00-22:00; menu 300kr;
3311 1721, www.acquamarina.dk
Fresh seafood from the Nordic seas are served
up with a touch of Venetia at Acquamarina.
Fresh fruit ingredients, oils, wines and invigorat-
ing aromas from around Italy fused with home-
made pasta, vegetables of the season and fresh
seafood is guaranteed to tantalise your taste
buds. You are spoilt for choice with: a la carte or
set menus; antipastis, soup and pasta options;
and selections of cheese, desserts and wine – all
of which are reasonably priced. SB
Classic Organic Currywurst at DØPDØP, Next to Rundetårn, Købmagergade, Cph
K; throughout Feb, open Mon-Fri 11:00-18:00,
Sat 11:00-17:00; tickets: 39 kr; www.døp.dk
Organic products are fast becoming popular
these days, but what if that included fast food?
One hundred percent organic - from the sausag-
es, ketchup, and roasted onions to the cola, beer
or spirits, this hot dog stand at the Round Tower
in Copenhagen, which prides itself on selling
healthy and high-quality fast food, is a strong be-
liever that the world can produce fast food with-
out compromising quality or one’s health. DØP
is an abbreviation for ‘organic sausage man’. SB
Cocktail!1105, Kirsten Bernikows Gade 4, Cph K; open Feb
1-25, Wed, Thu & Sat 17:30-19:30; tickets 360kr,
www.madbillet.dk; 3393 1105; www.1105.dk
Always wanted to learn to more so you can throw
a fabulous cocktail party in your own home? The
Fine’s Spirits Society’s bar guru, Gromit Eduard-
sen, will be hosting a two-hour cocktail master-
class to teach you how to make great cocktails in
your own home. There will be plenty of tastings
so bring a semi-full belly to avoid getting sloshed
halfway through the class! SB
THE TANDOORI STORyTandoori Masala, Halmtorvet 5, Cph V, Skt. Peders Stræde 35, Cph K, Nørrebrogade 35, Cph N; throughout Feb, open daily 17:00-19:30, 20:00-22:00; tickets: 249kr; 3322 1430 (Halmtorvet), 3315 3821 (Skt. Peder Stræde), 3535 3527 (Nørrebrogade); www.
tandoori-masala.dk
Lovers of north Indian cuisine can enjoy their food as authentic as it can get. Prid-
ing their food on the freshness and the high quality of ingredients, this little cosy
restaurant behind the Copenhagen main train station, along with its two other
branches, impresses with its wide variety of curries, briyani, naan bread, vegetar-
ian dishes and, of course, their speciality - the Tandoori dishes.
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I’m a Kombo at HomeHøkerboderne 12, Cph V; open Feb 1-4, Wed-
Sat 18:30; tickets: 850kr; 4097 5134, 6166 2520;
www.imakombo.com
The instructors on this cooking course are two
professional chefs who specialise in food design,
private dining and exclusive fine dining. From
Moscow, to NYC and Hong Kong, they are back
here at their new base in the Meatpacking Dis-
trict, Vesterbro, ready to impress by hosting five
evenings of serving savoury food. SB
Arne Jacobsen miniature houseDanish Design Centre, HC Andersens Boulevard
27, Cph V; throughout Feb, open Mon–Tue &
Thu-Fri 10:00-17:00, Wed 10:00-21:00, Sat-Sun
11:00-16:00; tickets: 55kr
Arne Jacobsen (1902–1971) is a renowned Dan-
ish designer and architect, noted for introduc-
ing modernism to Denmark. He studied at the
Art Academy of Copenhagen, where he later
taught architecture. His work is internationally
recognised, particularly his chairs, including the
Ant, Swan and Egg. His fantastic private home
in Charlottenlund will be displayed for the first
time, in miniature form, decorated by several in-
ternational artists. CS
Challenge innovationDanish Design Centre, HC Andersens Boulevard
27, Copenhagen; throughout Feb, open Mon–
Tue & Thu-Fri 10:00-17:00, Wed 10:00-21:00,
Sat-Sun 11:00-16:00; tickets: 55kr
Welfare as we know it is under pressure and in-
novative solutions are therefore in demand. But
how can we make sure that such new ideas can
be thought of and applied in ways that can actu-
ally work? Challenge innovation takes a look at
the designer’s toolbox and provides insight into
this very question. CS
Fashion TalksDanish Design Centre, HC Andersens Boulevard
27, Cph V; Thu Feb 2, 15:00-16:00; free adm;
3369 3369, www.ddc.dk
If you have an interest or already are in the fash-
ion industry, this may be a great time to find out
more or even be inspired. For this one-day only
event, partnering the Copenhagen Fashion Fes-
tival, the Danish Design Centre will be inviting
top designers to host talks and lectures covering
topics such as CSR and new fabrics in the fashion
industry. SB
A decade of Danish fashion
Danish Design Centre, HC Andersens Boulevard
27, Cph V; throughout Feb, open Mon–Tue &
Thu-Fri 10:00-17:00, Wed 10:00-21:00, Sat-Sun
11:00-16:00; free adm; 3369 3369, www.ddc.dk
Over the last decade, several Danish clothing
brands have conquered the highly-competitive
international market – who knew it was possible
to look chic and classy in a blizzard and still be
warm. It’s an interesting journey and comes with
a peek into the future at what’s expected over
next decade. SB
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Gastronomic trip to Argentina For all of us that could not travel on winter holidays, we have prepared a culinary
strip by choosing 6 of the most typical argentinean dishes.
Sopa de Zapallo Butternut squash soup with goat cheese
Provoleta Asada Grilled provolone cheese with confit of tomato
Empanada criollaTurnover with filling of meat, olives and eggs.
Choripan Homemade chorizo sausage with aioli
Pincho de Churrasco Argentine ribeye served as a skewer with grilled vegetables
and mash potato. Créme Brulé
Our own recipe made with southamericas favorite dessert; dulce de leche and a touch of Amaretto.
Selection of 6 argentine dishes 295.- dkrWine Menu Clasico 200.- dkrWine Menu Exclusivo 300.- dkr
Conditions : The menu can be booked from the 01.02.2012-29-02.2012. The menu can only be booked either at 17.30 or 20.00. It is not allowed to make any changes on this menu.
Let hot jazz warm your souL
Entering the second week of February, Wondercool Copenhagen really comes into its own as Winter Jazz and the Frost Rock Festival spark into life!
this february
everybody Likes the warm ...
some Like it hot!
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Expat in Denmark
Come to Expat Sporting Sunday on February 12 and try what the Danish Gymnastics and Sports Associations (DGI) has to offer you and your whole family.
¿ Rough & Tumble ¿ Panna ¿ Table Tennis ¿ What is Your Body Age? ¿ The Great Outdoors ¿ Yoga for Teens & Adults ¿ Yoga for Kids ¿ Ultimate Frisbee ¿ Flag Football ¿ Roller Board Hockey ¿ Bhangra ¿ Pilates
Register for these activities & learn more at www.cphpost.dk
Everyone is welcome! Come and spend an exciting day full of activity and amuse-ment, and meet some of the local sports clubs that you can join.
What: Free sports activities for everyone – adults, teens, tweens & kids
When: Sunday, February 12, from 10.00-16.00
Where: DGI-Byen, Tietgensgade 65, 1704 København V (next to Central Station)
All activities are free!You can try:
Arranged by DGI and The Copenhagen Post in co-operation with Expat in Denmark