Glumsø Bio

Glumsø Bio, also known as Glumsø Biograf & Kulturhus, is a cinema and cultural centre located in Glumsø on Midtsjælland (Central Zealand), Denmark. It is a single-screen movie theatre that has been in operation since opening its doors on 17 July 1923. The building was designed by architect Johannes Tidemand-Dal from Næstved in 1922 and completed in 1923. Over the decades, the cinema has evolved into a broader cultural venue: since 1985 it has also housed a kulturhus (cultural centre), and in 1990 it began an annual tradition of screening a film on a 100 m² outdoor screen in Glumsø, an event known as Open Air Film. One of the country's oldest film clubs, Glumsø Filmklub, was founded at the cinema in 1966. Today the venue continues to offer film screenings, lectures, livestreamed opera, morning cinema for selected films, and children's birthday parties, while also supporting the cinema through gift card sales and having received funding for a new projector and heat pump.

Glumsø Bio, also known as Glumsø Biograf & Kulturhus, is a cinema and cultural centre in Glumsø on Midtsjælland, Denmark. The building was designed by architect Johannes Tidemand-Dal from Næstved in 1922 and completed in 1923, with the cinema opening its doors on 17 July 1923. It originally operated as a single-screen movie theatre. In the 1940s, the interior was modernised. In 1966, one of the country's oldest film clubs, Glumsø Filmklub, was founded at the cinema. Since 1985, the cinema has also included a kulturhus (cultural centre), expanding its role beyond film exhibition. In 1990, a tradition began in which the cinema annually shows a film on a 100 m² outdoor screen in Glumsø, an event called Open Air Film. The cinema continues to operate today, offering film screenings, lectures, livestreamed opera, morning cinema, and children's birthday parties, and has received funding for a new projector and heat pump.

• 2025

  Received funding for a new heat pump.

• 2023

  Received funding for a new projector.

• 1990

  Annual Open Air Film tradition began, screening on a 100 m² outdoor screen.

• 1985

  Cinema expanded to include a kulturhus (cultural centre).

• 1966

  Glumsø Filmklub, one of the country's oldest film clubs, founded at the cinema.

• 1940

  Interior modernised during the 1940s.

• 1923

  Cinema completed and opened on 17 July 1923.

• 1922

  Building designed by architect Johannes Tidemand-Dal from Næstved.

A historic local cinema and cultural hub serving Glumsø and the surrounding Midtsjælland area, combining film screenings with community events and cultural activities.

• Film screenings

• Lectures

• Livestreamed opera

• Morning cinema

• Children's birthday parties

• Gift cards

1. 1Glumsø Biograf og kulturhusglumsoe-bio.dk
2. 2Glumsø Bio - Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Glumsø Bio - Wikipedia (Danish)da.wikipedia.org