Events coming up in Denmark next week

Copenhagen hosts many events starting Monday, September 21st.

Negroni Week begins on Monday across city bars.

Venues will feature jazz nights and drink games.

Art lovers can visit the Arken museum in Ishøj.

Artist Ann Lislegaard presents her modern sci-fi installations.

The opening event starts at 6pm.

Entry is free during the opening event.

It includes concerts, speeches, and live music.

Thorvaldsens Museum hosts Draw and Wine on September 24th.

Visitors can drink wine and sketch museum sculptures.

Glyptoteket runs its Slow evening event for visitors.

It features animal drawing, tours, and live concerts.

English guided tours are available for guests.

Christiansborg Palace offers a port wine event in its royal kitchen.

Sommelier Ketil Sauer hosts the tasting in Danish.

Frederiksborg Castle unveils King Frederik's official portrait on September 25th.

King Frederik and Queen Mary will attend the event.

The Danish Oscar Committee meets on September 25th.

They select Denmark's entry for the Oscars.

On Saturday, Dansk Folkeparti holds its annual meeting in Roskilde.

Frilandsmuseet in Lyngby hosts an autumn harvest market.

Activities include apple picking and potato tasting.

Denmark plays Wales in football on Sunday, September 27th.

The match takes place at Parken at 6pm.

Family activities run all day in the fanzone.

This information comes from The Local.