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Ibyen shares a handful of recommendations for the week in Copenhagen.

Ibyen suggests: This week’s parties you won’t want to miss

This is what it looked like the last time the city’s notorious rave collective, Pleasure Control, threw a party. They’re doing it again this weekend. Foto: Vikki Søholm
This is what it looked like the last time the city’s notorious rave collective, Pleasure Control, threw a party. They’re doing it again this weekend. Foto: Vikki Søholm

Every week, the Ibyen editorial team combs through Copenhagen’s events, exhibitions, concerts, and pop-ups and picks out a range of suggestions for how you can spend your week in the city. Get them sent straight to your inbox by signing up for Ibyen’s newsletter.

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