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By Drude Therkildsen BillPhoto Esther Cæcilie Lock-Hansen We are sitting around the table at the shoemaker’s home in The Old Town. It is Christmas Eve in 1864 and the white tablecloth has been placed on the table along with a single candle. The whiteness of the tablecloth reflects the light, as the family gathers around…

By Drude Therkildsen Bill & Mette BjerreCaptured by Esther Cæcilie Lock-Hansen  As we wave goodbye to the bright and endless summer nights and long, warm days with ice coffees, cold drinks and Mammis lemon pie ice cream, we welcome the calmness and quietness of autumn. You can already feel it when the first days of…

We met up with two inspiring talents from the second & first year of The Danish National School of Performing Arts Acting Education at Århus Theatre; Amalie Husted Mørup & Ida Mia Appel. It has been a long time since we have set foot inside the beautiful architectural gem build around the 1890’s by Hack…

We are asking the questions, so you don’t have to. As wine lovers and millennial city dwellers, we have had our share of natural wine. It is pretty hard not to, if you’ve been living in a major city, or just been following the trends for the past decade. Natural wine bars are the new…

Legumes for Easter lunch ‘Pure Dansk’ edition. When is the last time you cooked with legumes native to Denmark? You may not know this, but legumes such as peas, beans and lentils used to be a crucial part of Danish people’s diet before the potato got hold on us. High and low, rich and poor…