Kenneth Rasmussen’s exhibition tells the story of life as a person with special needs, living day-to-day alongside the rest of us – with all its ups and downs. He is known, among other things, from the DR2 TV series Originalerne (“The Originals”), which focuses on daily life at Bifrost, a creative art school for people with developmental disabilities in Randers. Kenneth Rasmussen creates large-scale works using plastic strips, channeling his racing thoughts through the materials and giving them an artistic form.

Football, music and fashion come together for an intense afternoon at THIRD SPACE. Take part in the Jugadores pan tournament and get a sneak peek when Turning Tables presents their brand new streetwear collection created in collaboration with Brøndby IF. Throughout the day, the soundtrack will be provided by Turning Tables, who have invited DJ Fadak, DJ duo Bayram & Mirza and DJ A, among others, to set the mood.

Come to the family screening with BUSTER Film Festival at ARKEN in September. On Saturday 27 September 2025, the film ‘Eventyr fra den magiske have’ will be shown, which is about Tom, Suzanne and Derek, who are going on holiday to their grandfather's house; but nothing is the same after their grandmother passes away. It is difficult for everyone until Suzanne finds her grandmother's old storyteller's hat and takes on the role of storyteller, just as her grandmother used to do. The animated film is a warm and imaginative reminder of how good stories can help us find strength and joy, even when life is difficult.

Soirée Musique aux Chandelles is a magical and unique experience! An experience in enchanting settings with thousands of candles, all while the string trio performs great classical compositions and works.

Come to the family screening with BUSTER Film Festival at ARKEN in September. On Sunday 28 September 2025, the film “Historier til Maya” directed by Michel Gondry will be shown. Maya and her father, Michel, live in different countries, but they call each other every evening. ‘Maya, give me a title,’ he says. And because Maya's father is filmmaker Michel Gondry, Maya's ideas are transformed into small, colourful stop-motion films. With paper cut-outs, inventive craftsmanship and lots of twinkles in their eyes, father and daughter create a magical space. The film is a loving tribute to imagination, parenthood and the art of storytelling – and to the special bond that ties father and daughter together.

All the best parts of a festival, a nightclub, and long, bright summer evenings gathered in one place – ARKEN Later?