Step into the historic festival hall of the Labour Museum's Forsamlingsbygning and gather around a Christmas tree, just as working-class children have done for generations. The afternoon is built around tradition: singing in Christmas, dancing around the sparkling tree, listening to Christmas stories once told to labourers' children, and making songs games and paper crafts together, with sweet bags to take home.
Actress Vika Dahlberg Hansen, the headline performer, plays the family's beloved Christmas mother and, accompanied by pianist Ulrik Scheele, turns the hall into scenes from a Christmas fairy tale. There may even be a surprise appearance from the museum's house elf, Nisse Pio.
