LINK - The Ladies' International Network København - is a women's group located in Copenhagen, Denmark. We are a network of expat women from countries all over the world who gather to build a social network. Our aim is to aid members in relocating to Copenhagen and developing their circle of friends and contacts through joint activities and shared interests.
| What's Happening in February... |
February Coffee Morning Susanna Michael will host the February coffee morning on Tuesday 9 February 10am in Charlottenlund. All are welcome, and please feel free to bring along any new ladies to Copenhagen. Don’t forget to bring books and magazines to swap. Please RSVP to Susanna at susannamichael@aol.comCoffee Call Coffee Call is a relaxed, no RSVP required monthly visit to a café in the city or Copenhagen area. On Monday February 8 at 10.30, we will be revisiting Tante T in Vesterbro, which was a very popular venue when we visited in the summer. It is a charming and cosy tea shop (which also serves coffee!), and we look forward to seeing you there.
In March we will be visiting a favorite of Donna's, Cafe Phenix. A few minutes’ walk from Nørreport Station. |
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Highlights of the month
Monthly Meeting & Chinese New Year Our monthly meeting will be a multi-course dinner done together with AWC to celebrate Chinese New Year. It will be held on Tuesday, 23 February at 6:30 pm at the Shangri-La Restaurant in Virum. The cost per person will be DKK 220. Please RSVP at awchostess@gmail.com by 19 February. No shows will be charged the full amount.Flea market in Bella Center Book Sale
That Teater Company - English Teater Running from FEB 24 – MAR 27 2010 Hancock's Last Half Hour by Heathcote Williams. Tony Hancock was a British comedian and actor. His radio and then TV show, Hancock’s Half Hour, started in 1955 and ran for years. He became such an iconic figure that even in 2002, BBC radio listeners voted him best British comedian. Danes may remember a Norwegian TV show based on scripts from Hancock's Half Hour. It was called Fleksnes Fataliteter and it aired in 1972 for the first time. The show became trilingual, as it usually starred Norwegian, Swedish and Danish actors. For more information go to: http://www.billetnet.dk/
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