Tweens ‘n’ trends: Comic workshop for kids (waiting list)

There are no available spots but sign up for the waiting list and you will get notification when there’s a free spot. Usually it’s possible to get a ticket via the waiting list. ---  Try creating your very own little comic and learn how to draw facial expressions – that you can use in making your story. This event is for kids between 8-12 years who love drawing and telling stories. If you dream of making your first and very own comic, love drawing and have a like to make stories, then join this workshop where comic creator Simon Bukhave shares his insights on making comics and shares his best tips! The program of the day: First, we practice drawing facial expressions and emotions, and then each participant will draw their own one-page comic. This comic will be without text and the teacher will help the students develop their ideas and assist them in telling stories using only drawings. Who is this event for: This event is for tweens. It is not necessary for grownups to participate with their kids. It’s possible to stay in the nearby areas and at the library during the workshop. If you reserve a ticket for grownups, we expect you to participate in the drawing exercises – which you’re very welcome to do. Everyone is welcome, regardless of skill level, and there is room for both complete beginners and those who have already tried to do a bit of graphic storytelling and are used to drawing. Kids can participate on their own - or with grownups, book a ticket for participating grownup if so. About Simon Bukhave: Simon Bukhave has worked as an illustrator for over 20 years, illustrating more than 70 books for children and young adults, as well as writing and illustrating comics for all age groups. Simon is an experienced comics teacher, and he excels at communicating with both children and adults. Practical information: Materials: Remember to bring a pencil and a eraser. We will be sitting on pillows and working with clipboard (without tables). Time and date: Saturday 18th og April 2026, from 13.00 to 14.30. Place: 4th floor, the main library of Copenhagen, address: Krystalgade 15, 1172 København K Language: The event will be held in English, questions can be asked in Danish and EnglishTicket required: There are limited spots available. Participation is free, but you need to reserve a ticket to secure your place, find your tickets here.