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Sun, June 28, 2026 · 12:00 PM – 2:30 PM

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Lunch at Mahasiah's: Strawberries, Conversation & The Art of BeingKlostermarksvej 5, Esrum, 3230 Græsted

Sun, June 28, 2026 · 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

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Sweden

Sunday at Lisbet & Michael's (Båstad): The Practice of CraftBöckarebacken 9, 269 94 Båstad

Thu, July 2, 2026 · 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

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Dinner at Tine's: The Unexpected Path of a Cartoon ArtistHillerødgade 24 ST., 2200 København

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Dinner at Mette's: The Life of a World Citizen

Mette describes herself as a “world citizen with Danish blood in her veins”, she is an entrepreneur, writer and loves deep conversations that don't follow the mainstream. For over 45 years, Mette has worked across cultures, mentoring others, building communities, and guiding people in self-expression through writing. She has spent her life moving between countries, collecting experiences, perspectives, and art from every corner of the world. She believes that “home is not a place, but something you carry with you wherever you go. “ About Dinner Serving up an Asian-inspired meal from the places she's lived, Mette invites you into conversation about belonging, change and what it means to build a life across cultures. Come curious about conversation and walk with new perspectives from a Danish woman who has spent her life exploring, thinking, and finding her authentic self. Mette serves a homemade dish and then gives contestants the chance to explore their life stories in a small writing exercise led by her that showcases all her experience and wisdom she has gained around the world. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Sunday at Niels': Inside a filmmaker's home

At 15:00, you join a small group of 4–6 guests in a Silver’s home for coffee, cake, and conversation. Niels Wamberg is a Danish architect, artist, photographer, traveler, and filmmaker, known for his boundless creativity and inspiring spirit. With an honorary membership from Indiana Architects and a passion for cinema that led him to study in New York at the age of 70, Niels is a true visionary. He created more than 40 documentaries showcasing humanity, architecture and gastronomy around the world. Today, Niels is part Copenhagen's Radio Jazz (which has existed since 1987) and also serves as the chairman of an artist association and creates sculptures. Niels invites you to his home filled with art, sculptures, photography, and his beloved pipe collection, right in the heart of Copenhagen facing the magnificent Marmorkirken. This is a rare chance to step into the living space of one of Denmark’s most quietly extraordinary creatives and spend an evening surrounded by the objects, stories, and memories that have shaped his life. Human tip: Niels drinks more than 10 espressos a day and loves sharing letters with friends.

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Lunch at Mahasiah's: Strawberries, Conversation & The Art of Being

Mahasiah lives surrounded by open fields and nature near Esrum, where she has created a life guided by what she calls The Art of Being, a philosophy centred around intuition, well-being, and learning to move through life with greater harmony. Originally trained in political science and African studies, she spent many years working with humanitarian causes, reconciliation, and refugee camp leadership. Later, a transformative journey to Brazil shifted her perspective on life. Instead of struggling against it, she learned to dance with it. About Lunch at Mahasiah's Spend a summer afternoon in Mahasiah's garden (if the weather allows) enjoying a homemade vegetarian lunch, seasonal strawberries, and conversation in a peaceful setting. The gathering is inspired by the simple pleasures that help us thrive: spending time in nature, sharing a meal, meeting new people, and making space for reflection. Mahasiah is deeply curious about other people's experiences and believes we all have something to learn from one another. The conversation is open, relaxed, and shaped by the guests around the table. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners in their homes.

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Dinner at Tine's: The Unexpected Path of a Cartoon Artist

Tine says she was always meant to be an artist. It just took her a few detours to get there. She trained as a teacher, worked as a clothing designer, helped run a small farm, and eventually found her place in the world of animation, a profession she loved for 35 years. As one of the first female travelling supervisors in the cartoon industry, her work took her across countries and creative cultures, from Ireland to Thailand and beyond. Today, Tine lives in a Nørrebro apartment overflowing with paintings, sketches, embroidery and creative projects. A minimalist home, she says, is simply not for her. She lives with her husband, Bosse, who she describes as a creative, "curly" soul, sybarite and freethinker. Their home is well lived-in, and the artwork on the walls is constantly changing as new ideas take shape. About Dinner Around her dinner table, Tine invites guests into a conversation about the unexpected paths life can take. What do we do when things do not go to plan? How do setbacks, coincidences and fortunate accidents shape who we become? Over a traditional Danish meal, she will share stories from a life of creative reinvention, eccentric workplaces, travel, resilience and making the best of what happens. A thoughtful, funny and honest evening for anyone interested in creativity, life choices, and the strange way things often only make sense in hindsight.

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Sunday at Lisbet & Michael's (Båstad): The Practice of Craft

At 15:00, you join a small group of 4–6 guests in a Silver’s home for coffee, cake, and conversation. Lisbet and Michael are two of our most experienced Silvers hosts in Denmark. This summer, they open their home in Båstad, Sweden. For decades, they worked internationally, including many years at IBM, where long-term thinking, structure and complex problem-solving were part of daily life. Today, that foundation shapes how they approach their crafts. Lisbet spends her time in the greenhouse, developing paintings and ceramics. She returned to art during Covid and approached it with seriousness and discipline. She now exhibits her work regularly. Curious by nature and impatient to try new things, she continues to challenge herself. Creativity, she says, gives her energy. Michael works in his nearby workshop restoring classic mahogany boats. He rebuilds them slowly and carefully, often over years. The mindset is familiar: focus, patience, attention to detail. Only the material has changed. About Open House Lisbet and Michael invite you to their summer house, and into the spaces where they now spend their time. You will step into the greenhouse to see paintings and ceramics in progress, and into the workshop where boats are restored piece by piece. Over coffee and cake, they open a conversation on process and transformation: how experience evolves, how work reshapes itself over time, and what it means to keep developing a craft. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Jacqui's: A Lifetime Creating Change

Jacqui has over 30 years experience working with change on many levels – from shifting societal norms and transforming organisational culture to understanding individual behaviours in order to influence them. Originally from the UK, Jacqui spent much of her career working in global health from Bangladesh, Ghana, Tanzania to Georgia and Moldova to reduce inequalities in health. She has developed and led communication campaigns to create social change and promote behaviours on many issues including HIV, immunisation, gender violence, maternal and child health, and COVID, working at every level: within communities, in the media, with technology, and with governments. More recently Jacqui trained as a coach and works with people to manage and adopt change in their professional work lives. Jacqui lives with her Danish husband Lars in a historic Christianshavn home, famously known as the Lagkagehuset building that inspired the name of the bakery chain. This is where she will host her Silvers Dinner. About Dinner Over a homemade meal, Jacqui will share her experience of working to create change – and the social and individual impact it can have. She’ll also open a conversation about how norms shape behaviour, and the things we can’t easily change in our environment that are, in turn, changing us. Jacqui wants this evening to be a relaxed and interesting conversation, a chance to exchange views and reflect together on what drives change in our own lives and societies, and what it means to us. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Mahasiah's: The Art of Being

Mahasiah hosts a dinner centred around The Art of Being, a philosophy she has spent decades living and exploring. Originally trained in political science and African studies, Mahasiah spent many years working with humanitarian causes, reconciliation, and refugee camp leadership. Later, a transformative journey to Brazil shifted her perspective on life. Instead of struggling against it, she learned to dance with it. As Mahasiah puts it: "What I did before, I did by knowledge. Now I do it from intuition and life experience." About Dinner Over a homemade vegetarian meal, Mahasiah invites guests into a conversation about what enables a life of thriving. How do we live our lives, and how does that affect our well-being? This is not a lecture or self-help session, but an opportunity to reflect openly, share perspectives, and spend an evening in good company. On warm evenings, the conversation may continue outdoors around the bonfire. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Dorte's: Inside a Set Designer's World

Dorte has over 30 years of experience as a scenographer, artist, and storyteller, creating spaces that spark imagination and reflection. She began her career at Riddersalen with Jytte Abildstrøm and has since designed performances that bring real stories to life — including The Witch’s Testament, which honoured the voices of women accused of witchcraft in Denmark. Curious by nature, Dorte’s interests span crafts, rituals, songs, and the transitions that shape both people and societies. She sees creativity as something far more than art, as a way of making sense of the world. About Dinner Over a homemade meal at her Frederiksberg home, Dorte will share stories from her life on and off stage, and invite guests to explore how creativity — in any form — can open new ways of thinking, connecting, and moving forward. Expect a dinner that feels both intimate and imaginative, guided by a thoughtful host who knows how to turn an evening into an experience. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner with Lasse: The Art of Choosing Your Life

Lasse has spent much of his life taking advantage of the opportunities that life has offered. Among other things, as a carpenter, social worker, NGO founder, designer, ship assistant and traveller around the world (at least between 2-4 months per year). Lasse has moved between practical, design, administrative and organizational on several levels. He is someone who seems to have lived many different lives in one and hence spent years moving between cultures, projects and ideas. In 1998, Lasse, founded the NGO Children Nepal Denmark with a focus on education, equality and human rights for low-caste children in Pokhara/Nepal. Alongside this work, he has continued to design furniture and built his minimalist home located in Bagsvard. What connects it all is a deep curiosity for people, cultures, autonomy, and the different ways a life can be shaped and lived. He is always experimenting, testing ideas and pushing his own limits. As he puts it: “There must be limits somewhere, but I haven't found them yet. “ About Dinner Come meet a life artist focused on being conscious of one's own autonomy, and the art of seizing life where opportunities arise. Over a home-cooked meal, you can hear stories of coincidences that have brought Lasse around the world, and the many threads that have shaped the life he has chosen to live. The conversation moves between cultures, values, life choices and the question of how consciously we choose our own path. Lasse is equally interested in his guests' experiences and wants the evening to feel open, curious and shaped by those around the table. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Claire’s: Jamaican Food and Stories

Claire is an artist and teacher with a background in sustainability, creativity and cross-cultural exchange. Join an evening at her lakeside house on Østerbro, where you will experience Jamaican food and storytelling. Claire is originally from Jamaica but has lived in Denmark for more than three decades. She has been working with recycled materials for over 40 years, mentoring students and bringing people together through hands-on learning. She loves to experiment and her philosophy is simple: “Nine out of ten times it may not work, but once it does, it's better than you could have imagined. “ She is one of the most creative individuals we have been lucky enough to meet in this project and she is always thinking about what she can invent or create from scratch. About Dinner The evening features a homemade Jamaican dinner, Jamaican music, and stories from Claire's life. The atmosphere is informal, curious and marked by Claire's own life experiences and perspective. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Sunday at Marion's: Step inside an Artist's Atelier

Creativity has always been a constant in Marion's life. She grew up in an artistic household: her father worked as a blacksmith and made sculptures, and her mother made pottery. Marion has worked professionally in conflict resolution, authoring 14 books on the subject. However, her creative practice has always been present alongside this. Two years ago, she chose to focus on it more and opened her studio in central Copenhagen. What interests Marion most is not the finished artwork, but how it comes to be. She is particularly drawn to portraits and to capturing movement and life in them. Marion often reflects on how creativity fades for many people over time. “Most people have experience of art as children,” she says, “but around the age of ten or eleven they stop because they get scared of other people's opinions. I invite people to reconnect with that early curiosity. “ Sunday Afternoon with Marion Marion opens her studio for an afternoon of rediscovering curiosity and talking about the artistic process, over coffee, cake, and port wine. Guests are invited to explore works in progress and hear how ideas evolve into visual work. Marion tells how artists observe the world, experiment with materials and learn to trust their eye. During the afteroon, guests will also take part in a sketching exercise - not to create something perfect, but to experience the process for themselves.

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Dinner at Henrik's: The Life of an Artist in Christiania

Get inspired by the man of many colours in a fantastic and authentic dinner at Henrik's Atelier. Immerse yourself in his art, creative spark, and unique lifestyle surrounded by nature. Henrik built his world in the heart of Christiania - where he has been a working artist for over five decades, creating a place with its own rules. Here he will show you his lifestyle in one of the most interesting societies in the world. Henrik, a highly regarded creator, has spent over fifty years creating living paintings throughout Denmark, Italy and the world. Known for defying conventions and achieving success, Henrik is an artist who surprises. Discover the essence of a true moment maker! SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Karen's: Rethinking Sustainability

Karen opens her design home in Hornbæk for a dinner on sustainability. Over a homemade meal, she shares her perspective from over 30 years of work in the field, and invites the table into an honest conversation about what sustainability actually requires of us. After years of leading organisations, publishing research, and shaping national agendas, Karen is still brave enough to question her own assumptions. The central question of the evening: Is sustainability even possible? This is not a lecture you sit through. It is a conversation you take part in. You will leave with a sharper understanding of what sustainability means, and what it asks of the people who care about it. As Karen puts it: "What kind of life do we want for future generations? This will be an evening of positive ideas and dreams for the future." About Karen Karen Blincoe PhD has worked in sustainability, design, and education for over 30 years. She was Director of Schumacher College in England, founded the ICIS Center, and co-founded Chora 2030 in Denmark. In 2022 she published Achieving Sustainability: The Ultimate Human Challenge. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Mikael Colville-Andersen's: How Cities Shape People

Mikael Colville-Andersen has spent over 30 years observing, shaping, and telling stories about cities. As an urban designer and host of The Life-Sized City, his work has taken him to more than 100 cities around the world, exploring how cities actually work when they are designed for people, not systems. Everything Mikael does is driven by the simple idea: cities should make life better for the people who live in them. His career spans urban planning, bicycle culture, design, photography and filmmaking, always rooted in observation, curiosity, and real human behaviour. In recent years, this work has taken him to Ukraine, where he has volunteered since 2022, applying urban thinking in the middle of war – from tactical urbanism to spaces designed for trauma recovery and care. And navigating it all - and everything else - with his own anxiety disorder, PTSD and ADHD. Learn more about Mikael here: About the Evening This is a rare chance to spend an evening with a true change-maker, in an extended Silvers format designed to go deeper. Mikael welcomes guests into his home for a longer, more relaxed gathering that feels closer to friends coming over than a traditional dinner event. Over dinner and conversation, with time to explore his home, he will share his stories from a life spent observing cities up close. Mikael wants the evening to feel like high-energy hygge: curious, open, and conversational. There will be space to really get to know one another, ask questions, and let the evening unfold naturally. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Sunday at Claire’s: Creativity as a Way of Life

At 15:00, you join a small group of 4–6 guests in a Silver’s home for coffee, cake, and conversation. Claire is an artist, teacher, and storyteller with a background in sustainability, creativity and cross-cultural exchange. She is originally from Jamaica but has lived in Denmark for more than three decades, and loves bringing people together through art and conversation. Claire is one of the most creative individuals we have been lucky enough to meet through this project, and she is always thinking about what she can invent or create from scratch. Her basement is filled with collected materials, objects, and small finds waiting to become part of future projects. She is warm and welcoming, the perfect host. Claire has been working with recycled materials for over 40 years, mentoring students and bringing people together through hands-on learning. She loves to experiment and her philosophy is simple: “Nine out of ten times it may not work, but once it does, it's better than you could have imagined.” About Sunday at Claire's Spend a Sunday afternoon in Claire’s Østerbro home, hearing her story and perspective on creativity, sustainability, and life. Over coffee and homemade cookies, guests will take part in small creative activities such as rock doodling and making wine charms, while enjoying conversation in Claire’s colourful and welcoming space.

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Lunch at Gillian's (Aarhus): A Guyanese Sunday Tradition

Born in Guyana and now living in Aarhus, Gillian brings both her South American roots and more than 40 years of life experience across different countries and cultures to the table. Food has always been deeply connected to family and gathering in her life. Growing up in Guyana, Sundays meant coming together after church: large family lunches, conversation, laughter, and spending time slowly around the table. Warm, curious, and thoughtful, Gillian has worked across many different fields including teaching, engineering, volunteering, and women’s health advocacy. She has always loved hosting and creating spaces where people feel welcome. About Lunch at Gillian’s This lunch is inspired by the Sunday gatherings Gillian grew up with in Guyana — an afternoon centred around food, ritual, conversation, and connection. Guests will share a homemade Guyanese-inspired meal while hearing stories from Gillian’s life, migration journey, and reflections on culture, philosophy, and community. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Lian's: Malaysian Food & Storytelling

Lian's dinners aren't about her, they're about you. As a guide to storytelling and deep listening circles, Lian creates an atmosphere where people feel deeply connected to themselves, to their own stories, and to each other. Her circles are built around connection: the quiet, human experience of being heard, seen, and understood without judgment. Lian calls herself a Silver Crone - an elderly woman with lived wisdom and a steady presence. Her role is not to talk about herself, but to keep a space where your voice, your reflections, and your insights can unfold naturally. No storytelling experience is necessary - just come as you are. Lian's work is shaped by her Malaysian-Chinese heritage, her sensitivity to human stories, and her background in writing. She is the author of My Bumpy Ride to Inner Peace, A Listening Grandmother and is currently completing her third book, A Forgiving Grandmother - My Path of Alchemy. About dinner Serving a home-cooked Malaysian meal, Lian draws on decades of expertise to invite meaningful conversation around themes such as identity, self-discovery and finding inner peace. Her conviction is simple: we already have the answers we need, we just need to speak from the heart and be true witnesses. In her dinners, she makes it happen. You will leave with: • Greater clarity about the reality you are creating • Deeper trust in your own voice • The experience of being truly heard • Meaningful connection with others Each gathering is shaped by those present. No two evenings are the same. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Lisbet & Michael's: Hobbies That Shape a Life

Lisbet and Michael organize a concept dinner for 8 guests at their home in Hørsholm, focusing on hobbies: what we build, make and do when we are fully in flow. Lisbet Madsen built her career as a senior consultant and international team leader in global companies including Shell, Unilever and IBM. She worked throughout Europe, the Middle East and Asia, advising management teams and leading complex transformation processes. Today she exhibits ceramics and visual arts: a continuation of her desire to create and communicate with precision. Michael Regnarsen spent nearly two decades at IBM, specializing in systems architecture, requirements analysis, and application development. Known for his structured thinking and long-term approach, he now applies the same principles to the restoration of classic mahogany boats: a practical hobby based on patience, craftsmanship and engineering logic. About Dinner Together they invite 8 guests to their home for an evening built on challenges, curiosity and shared focus: guided by two people who have spent a lifetime planning, executing and finding meaning in both work and craft. Each guest is encouraged to bring a hobby to share, either physically or through words, to spark meaningful exchange and inspiration. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Sarah's: Flavours of India

Born and raised in India, Sarah moved to Denmark at 26 and has spent the past 50 years building a life across cultures. Navigating the challenges of culture shock, she started over in a new country and carried her love of Indian cooking into Danish homes through family meals, catering, and community gatherings. About Dinner Sarah is full of stories about home, resilience, and finding her way in Denmark - and she is ready to share her life experience around her table. Join dinner in her home in Kildebakke, just a short train ride from Copenhagen, and experience an evening of Indian flavours and stories from her life. On the menu Starters: fish cutlets, vegetable bhaji Main: chicken, minced meat, or beef dishes (with vegetarian options available) Dessert: traditional Indian sweets or milk-based desserts SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Birgitte's: A Life in the Province

Birgitte has spent her life trying to make things happen. She leads with drive and initiative, turning ideas into reality wherever she goes. She was the first in her family to attend high school, then university, where she studied music and was introduced to the opera stage. This led to many years on stage as an opera singer in Germany, Denmark and Sweden. Later Birgitte chose a different kind of life. She left Copenhagen for Falster, attracted by the idea of community, closeness and building something of her own. There she bought an old missionary house and turned it into a small concert hall where she now hosts performances of the music she loves - modern music, chamber music and jazz. About Dinner People are often curious about how an opera singer ended up in the Danish countryside. This is the story Birgitte wants to share over dinner in her concert hall. She wants to challenge the idea that nothing happens outside Copenhagen, show the life she has built, and inspire others who are curious to choose a different rhythm in their lives. Expect honest and open conversation, enjoyed with some music! SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Karin & Bo's: Understanding Yourself

Our personality is the axis around which all our behaviour is shaped – influencing how we act, connect, and find motivation throughout life. With over 40 years of experience in leadership, motivation, and human behaviour, Karin and Bo have built companies, written books, and guided others through growth and change – always driven by curiosity about what makes us who we are. The couple first met 50 years ago while working at a telephone company – Karin on the day shift, Bo on the night – crossing paths at 4pm and never parting since! Together they have lived a full and varied life, travelling across six continents, meeting people from all walks of life, and asking questions wherever they go. About Dinner Over dinner in their Vesterbro home, Karin and Bo invite you to join a conversation about how our personalities shape the way we move through life – the strengths they give us, the challenges they bring, and how understanding ourselves can help us when looking both forward or back. "We are hosting because we expect an evening filled with cozy food and inspiring conversations - where young and experienced meet!" SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Lunch at Yousra's: A Syrian Grandmother's Kitchen

Yousra grew up in Syria in a home where cooking was at the centre of everyday life. She moved to Denmark at a young age and spent much of her life working as an English teacher while raising a family — always cooking, always caring for people, and always gathering others around food. Later in life, she followed that thread fully and started Youssra’s Kitchen, her own catering business built around the dishes and traditions she grew up with. Youssra is full of stories about migration, resilience, food, and community, and brings a warmth to hosting that immediately makes people feel at home. About Lunch Spend a Sunday afternoon around Yousra’s table sharing a homemade Levantine lunch inspired by recipes passed down through generations. First, Yousra tells her story of migration, her love of food and community, and later the conversation will flow naturally around the table. She will prepare a Levantine meal (dishes she learned from her mother and grandmother), including her signature rice dish Al Kapsa and the beloved dessert Warbat. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Gillian's (Aarhus): A Taste of Guyana

Gillian was born in Guyana and now lives in Aarhus. She brings both her South American roots and more than 40 years of experience from different continents with her to the dinner table. Guyana is known as a melting pot of cultures - indigenous, Indian, African, Chinese and European - and the country's food reflects that mix. Gillian grew up learning how to make dishes from different traditions, from curries and noodles to pepper pot, the beloved cassava stew of her native heritage. Gillian has covered many areas in her life: from studies in chemical engineering and teaching to volunteering and advocating for women's health. She is deeply curious about philosophy, politics and the world. Warm and welcoming, Gillian has always loved being a host -- once she dreamed of opening a cafe to share the Caribbean hospitality. About Dinner For dinner, she combines a Guyanese-inspired meal with stories from her life: moving to Denmark at 19, building a career in teaching and academia, and dealing with challenges with resilience and curiosity. Gillian is a natural storyteller who loves good conversations, food and togetherness. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Elisabeth's: A Life in Christiania

Elisabeth has over 40 years of experience working across cultures and building community. She originated from the youth rebellion and was active for many years in the women's movement, and is still a feminist! She has been part of Christiania since 1985, in her blue house that grew out of 3 ‘shacks’. She is a dancer, singer, drummer and teacher of African dance. Elisabeth has taken over 30 trips to different African countries, and has a close connection to Ghana, where she owns a house outside Accra. Here she helped found the dance group Folkloric Selamta at The Art Center of Ghana and has organised many cultural exchanges between groups in Denmark and Ghana throughout the years. About Dinner Join Elisabeth for an evening of vegetarian food in her home. Here you will experience what it is like to live in Christiania. She will first show you around her house and garden (when the weather allows!) and invite you to connect with topics that are close to her heart: how it is to live a sustainable life, spiritually and physically. Elisabeth enjoys hearing from her guests, what you are occupied with right now, and why you have chosen to come. Come with an open mind and all the questions you can think of, to get some new life perspectives from a woman full of wisdom and humour. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Lunch with Lasse: The Art of Choosing Your Life

Lasse has spent much of his life taking advantage of the opportunities that life has offered. Among other things, as a carpenter, social worker, NGO founder, coach, designer, ship assistant and traveller around the world (spending at least 2-4 months per year abroad). Lasse has moved between practical, design, administrative and organisational on several levels. He is someone who seems to have lived many different lives in one and hence spent years moving between cultures, projects and ideas. In 1998, Lasse, founded the NGO Children Nepal Denmark with a focus on education, equality and human rights for low-caste children in Pokhara/Nepal. Alongside this work, he has continued to design furniture and built his minimalist home located in Bagsvard. What connects it all is a deep curiosity for people, cultures, autonomy, and the different ways a life can be shaped and lived. He is always experimenting, testing ideas and pushing his own limits. As he puts it: “There must be limits somewhere, but I haven't found them yet. “ At Lunch Come meet a life artist focused on being conscious of one's own autonomy, and the art of seizing life where opportunities arise. Over a homemade meal, you can hear stories of coincidences that have brought Lasse around the world, and the many threads that have shaped the life he has chosen to live. The conversation moves between cultures, values, life choices and the question of how consciously we choose our own path. Lasse is equally interested in his guests' experiences and wants the evening to feel open, curious and shaped by those around the table. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Mikael's: Where Music Meets Architecture

Mikael Tosti has over 40 years of experience across architecture, music, theatre, and composition. Born in Odense, he later moved to Aarhus (the cultural capital of the time) and became deeply involved in the music scene while studying architecture. He discovered how naturally the two fields connect, and began working in theatre production and stage design, using well-known spaces in completely new ways to create ambitious outdoor performances. His life continued to revolve around music, theatre, and architecture. He wrote records, toured as part of Danish trio Tundra through Latin America, and collaborated with musicians across Cuba, Venezuela, Peru, and Norway. In the mid-90s Mikael moved to Copenhagen, where he studied contemporary music composition and continued to experiment – especially with the shift from analog to digital. The shift spawned many questions and led to a PhD thesis which explored the core question for many contemporary creators: “How do digital tools change our understanding of the material we work with?” It's a relevant question for all of us, whether you're an artist, social worker or entrepreneur. As Mikael says: "When you write music by hand, you have touched every detail, but digitally you can suddenly create works that you only have to get to know afterwards". Today Mikael also works in analogue and digital as a director in TJAEK, which has contractors and craftsmen as customers. About the Dinner Over dinner in his Amagerbrø home, Mikael will explore the idea of a “life’s red thread” – the themes, decisions, and tools that shape who we become. He will share stories from a career that crosses art forms and continents, and open a conversation about intuition, creativity, and how the tools we use influence what we make.

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Dinner at Marianne & Henning's: Life in a Collective Community

Marianne & Henning has over 30 years of experience in building community. They live in a senior collective in Roskilde, designed and built in 2009 with a focus on architecture and collective life, it has a waiting list of several years to join. It is inspired by research on housing for active seniors in Japan, the Netherlands, Canada and Denmark. It's a community designed and run by the people who live there. They have been married for over 50 years. Marianne is known in the community for her cooking, especially Italian food, which she has spent years learning and adapting. Their children live in Italy, so she also speaks some Italian. Henning is an education leader who enjoys showing people how the collective works: the shared spaces, the balance of the facilities and the mix of independence and community. At dinner Before dinner they give a short tour around their community and explain how society works, then sit around the table and share a home-cooked meal and conversations about the main themes from their lives. They have been hosting company for many decades now, and they like to talk about food, life, and what makes a 50 year marriage work. For them, joy comes from the choices they make and their life priorities. About SILVERS SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform that connects guests with the knowledge of the senior generation, over dinners in their homes. Our Silver hosts include creatives, leaders, and entrepreneurs; others are sailors, community builders, or simply great hosts with interesting life stories.

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Lunch at Dorte's: Inside a Set Designer's World

Dorte has over 30 years of experience as a scenographer, artist, and storyteller, creating spaces that spark imagination and reflection. She began her career at Riddersalen with Jytte Abildstrøm and has since designed performances that bring real stories to life — including The Witch’s Testament, which honoured the voices of women accused of witchcraft in Denmark. Curious by nature, Dorte’s interests span crafts, rituals, songs, and the transitions that shape both people and societies. She sees creativity as something far more than art, as a way of making sense of the world. About Lunch Over a homemade lunch at her Frederiksberg home, Dorte will share stories from her life on and off stage, and invite guests to explore how creativity — in any form — can open new ways of thinking, connecting, and moving forward. Expect an afternoon that feels both intimate and imaginative, guided by a thoughtful host who knows how to turn an gathering into an experience. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Sunday at Irene's: A Life Lived Internationally

At 15:00, you join a small group of 4–6 guests in a Silver’s home for coffee, cake, and conversation. Irene opens her home and garden on Køge Bay for an afternoon of coffee, cake, and conversation. Her house is unlike any other in Denmark. Built like a wooden Swiss ski chalet, with a vast garden that comes alive with flowers in spring, and walls filled with photographs and memories from a life lived across continents. It is the kind of home that tells you who someone is before they've said a word. Born in Quebec, Irene moved to Denmark in her twenties after meeting her Danish husband in London. She built a career as a nurse for over 45 years across Canada, Denmark, and the Faroe Islands, before training as a travel guide. She has entertained diplomats, raised three sons, and grown a garden that stops people in their tracks. She is sharp, warm, and completely alive to the world around her. Irene particularly loves meeting internationals — people who have found themselves in Denmark and are figuring out what that means. She wants to share how she built her life here, answer your questions, and remind you not to take it all too seriously. "Growing old is a privilege. I feel so alive. “

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Dinner at Phuong's: Inside a Vietnamese kitchen

50+ years of cooking and creating across cultures has taught Phuong that a meal is more than nourishment - it’s a way to connect and understand one another. She grew up in a small village in central Vietnam, where food was at the heart of daily life. From her grandmother who lived off her own vegetables until the age of 90, to her mother who taught her the rituals of respect at the table, Phuong learned early that food is about culture, nutrition, joy, and connection - a medicine for life. Her journey later took her far from home: to Hanoi, where she ran her own tailoring shop; to Bhutan, where she taught young designers how to turn traditional textiles into modern clothing; and to the Philippines, where she earned a degree in fashion design. Since 2010, she has made Copenhagen her home, continuing her craft while building a new life in Denmark. About Dinner Phuong loves to host. Over dinner, she invites you to experience the flavours and traditions she grew up with. Together you will prepare authentic Vietnamese spring rolls, while she shares stories of her life across cultures, and experience how food becomes a way to express care, identity, and belonging. About SILVERS SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform that connects guests with the knowledge of the senior generation, over dinners in their homes. Our Silver hosts include creatives, leaders, and entrepreneurs; others are sailors, community builders, or simply great hosts with interesting life stories.

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Dinner at Garba's: The Art of Storytelling

Garba is a master storyteller with more than 60 years of life experience using dialogue to connect people across cultures. He has shared stories in 8 languages, travelled to more than 85 countries, and spent decades creating spaces for conversation in classrooms, refugee camps, parliaments, and communities around the world. In 1999, Garba founded the Copenhagen-based NGO Crossing Borders with a simple philosophy: storytelling and dialogue can make the world more connected. Originally from a nomadic culture in West Africa, Garba has spent his life crossing borders both physically and culturally, always driven by curiosity about people and how we understand one another. About Dinner Over a homemade meal in his home in Humlebæk, Garba will begin by sharing stories from his extraordinary life: growing up as a cowboy in Mauritania, travelling across continents, founding Crossing Borders, and building a life in Denmark. But this evening is not only about listening. Garba believes everyone has a story to tell. Through conversation around the table, guests are invited to reflect on their own experiences, learn how stories shape the way we see ourselves and others, and discover how storytelling can become a tool for connection, confidence, and understanding. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Jette's: Inside the World of Astrology

Have you ever been curious about astrology or spirituality, but never quite known where to start? With over 40 years of experience in astrology, teaching, and design Jette has spent her life exploring creativity, transformation, and the deeper patterns that shape who we are. Jette grew up in Copenhagen, trained as a designer in Kolding, and has worked across theatre, teaching, and community projects – experiences that deepened her understanding of people, culture, and change. Astrology has been part of Jette’s life since she was 16. Today, she works as a qualified astrologer, specialising in esoteric astrology, an approach that focuses on a person’s higher purpose and inner development, rather than daily events or personality traits. About Dinner At her dinner, Jette offers a gentle introduction to astrology – what it is, how it works, and how it can open new ways of understanding yourself and the world around you. The evening is personal and interactive: guests are invited to bring their own questions about astrology or their star signs, and Jette will help explore what these might reveal about patterns, purpose, and perspective. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Nadia's: Daring to Do It Your Way

With over 50 years of experience building community across cultures, Nadia has lived a life shaped by daring – daring to do things her own way, going beyond cultural expectations, and building her own way of belonging in Denmark. Born in Cairo, Nadia moved to Europe in her early twenties. Along the way she learned Danish in one year, adopted children at a time when it was uncommon in her community, and built a social life from scratch: starting women’s gatherings, sports groups, and language circles. Nadia is someone who does not wait to be invited in – she creates the space. As she says: “You can make it in Denmark, but you have to give the first hand.” She is living proof of her own philosophy: over 30 years ago, she gathered a small group of women for tennis – and to this day, they still meet every Wednesday to play, share dinner, and talk late into the evening. For Nadia, curiosity, continuity, and openness are the foundations of a good life. She has always found her own way through challenges and change by daring to be herself – fully, openly, and without apology. About Dinner In her home in Hellerup, Nadia welcomes guests for a homemade Egyptian meal and an evening about daring – and building the life you want. Nadia is a warm and generous host who loves to ask questions and draw people into conversation. She will share her own turning points and invite guests to reflect on theirs – the times they dared, or the moments they didn’t. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Uffe Elbæk's: Doubt, Hope and Action

Events sell out fast. Sign up to the waiting list for future dates. Uffe Elbæk is inviting a small group to join him for a themed evening around the topics of his second book "Tvivl, Håb, og Handling" ("Doubt, Hope, and Action"): drawing from his personal journey across politics, culture, and social innovation. Over the evening, the group explores what it means to act with clarity in uncertain times, on a personal level, and as part of a wider society. Uffe Elbæk served as Denmark’s Minister of Culture and founded both the Kaospilot school and the political party Alternativet. He is known throughout Denmark for the decades he has spent working as a social entrepreneur and changemaker across Danish society, systems, and innovation. He is a leader, entrepreneur, and educator with a consistent focus on people, creativity, and values in action. This is not a lecture or a talk. It’s a guided, two-hour conversation around a shared table, where participants will be led by Uffe to reflect, ask questions, and exchange perspectives. Each person plays an active role. This session takes its starting point from the first chapter of Uffe’s book Doubt, Hope, and Action, using these topics as the main starting point. Uffe will start with sharing his process and reflections, and lead the group dynamic to develop concepts together. No background knowledge is required. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Bo's: Motivation and What Drives Us

Bo has over 40 years of experience in leadership, motivation and human behavior. He has spent a large part of his career in franchising and business development, including as CFO of McDonald's Denmark. Bo has always been deeply interested in personality, the axis around which all our behavior is shaped — and which influences how we act, build relationships, and find motivation throughout life. He and his wife Karen have co-written a book on motivation in which they explore the concept and internal drivers (related to our personality type) and the external drivers (in the form of structures and systems) with the aim of helping managers to have happy employees and increased productivity. About Dinner Over dinner at their home in Vesterbro, Bo invites you to participate in a conversation about motivation, leadership and how our personalities shape the way we move through life — the strengths they give us, the challenges they bring, and how understanding ourselves can help us when we look both forward and backward. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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A New Table: Saturday Night with SILVERS

One Saturday evening, a Silver opens their home to a small group of guests for dinner and conversation. A Silvers Dinner takes place in a private Copenhagen home, hosted by a local Silver with over 50 years of life experience and a story to tell. Over a homemade meal, they share their life and their experiences. Your host might be an architect, a jazz musician, a former diplomat, or an artist who has spent fifty years in Christiania. Your host and exact address are confirmed 48 hours before the event by email. Around the table, you'll find a small group of guests of all ages and backgrounds: locals, visitors, and people who simply want a different way of experiencing the city. Not through places, but through people. "From the moment we stepped through the door, we felt like we'd entered a different world." - Hannah & Anna (guests at Elisabeth's dinner) Over 720 guests have joined a Silvers table, the goal is clear: make experience visible.

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Dinner at Birthe's: A Life in Mosaic

Birthe has spent over 60 years building her life as a mosaic artist, expert and leader, working with knowledge, creativity and every kind of mosaic material. She spent decades working in leadership, facilitation, and personal development, and now works full time as an acclaimed mosaic artist and creative guide. Birthe is the founder of Mosaik Magi and Art of Balance. The mosaic studio she designed in Vanløse is built around her idea that creativity can open life up for people who are stuck. She uses her decades of experience to open up, and guide others. About Dinner This is a creative silvers dinner hosted by Birthe in her studio where she will share the knowledge she has gained throughout her life. Once a month, she opens up her doors for a home-cooked meal with reflection, storytelling, and a chance to learn from her life’s craft and create your own mosaic, with her expert guidance. Over dinner, Birthe will share about her own journey, her choices, transitions and the role of creativity in her life, leadership and work. She will then teach her life's expertise: the art of mosaic. Her studio is filled with the creations she has made throughout the years. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Dinner at Marina's: A Lifetime Collecting

Marina is an artist, collector, and creative thinker with a background in collage, sustainable art, and unconventional storytelling. She now focuses on sharing everything she has learned through years of working with materials, ideas, and people: in art and in conversation. Marina has spent over 30 years creating provocative collage artworks. Her work explores themes of recycling, history, gender politics, taboo, nature, and sexuality, and she is known for her highly detailed, rule-based creative process. She has exhibited her art widely and has hosted conversation salons, creative gatherings, and dinners, always making space for new ideas and perspectives. She describes her approach as "ordered chaos": a way of working within limitations while embracing unpredictability, whether in art, in life, or in the way strangers come together around a table. About Dinner Join for an evening at Marina’s in her home studio in Amager, where you will experience her Haitian art collection, her own art, conversation, and the kind of gathering where strangers feel like old friends. Marina has more than 30 years of experience working with collage, collecting materials, and bringing people together. She has hosted conversation salons, creative gatherings, and dinners, always making space for other curious people and ideas. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Sunday at Mette's: Inside a Writer's World of Stories

At 15:00, you join a small group of 6 guests in a Silver’s home for coffee, cake, and conversation. Mette describes herself as a “world citizen with Danish blood in her veins.” She is an entrepreneur, writer, and facilitator of deep conversations that don’t follow the mainstream. For over 45 years, she has worked across cultures, mentoring others, building communities, and helping people express themselves through writing. Having lived in many countries, Mette believes that home is something you carry with you. Her Frederiksberg apartment reflects this life - filled with art, objects, and stories gathered from a global life. About the Coffee Sunday Mette welcomes a small group into her beautiful home for an afternoon of exchange and guided writing. You will tour her home, enjoy cake and coffee, and hear the life story of a world citizen. Then through a simple writing exercise, Mette will help guests reflect on their own life stories, experiences, and turning points. No writing experience is needed - just curiosity.

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Sunday at Jan Utzon's: Inside an Architect's Legacy

Events sell out fast. Sign up to the waiting list for future dates. From 2025, you can come to the “Open House” and meet Jan Utzon in meaningful conversations about creativity and how architecture helps shape our lives. This two-hour experience takes place in the home that his father, Jørn Utzon, designed for the family in 1950. Here you will have the opportunity to hear his stories and gain insight into the family's rich design heritage. The experience is created for conversation and inspiration, where you can experience his home, his art and hear about his life story. The evening is about sharing inspiration through buildings that matter to us: it's not a lecture, but a chance to create a common starting point for meaningful connections. No architectural knowledge is required. Program Take a tour of his home and life experience. See his art. Enjoy good conversation with Jan Utzon and up to 10 other participants with snacks and beverages included. About Jan Utzon: Jan is a renowned Danish architect and the son of the Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jørn Utzon. He was born in Stockholm and raised in Hellebæk. Throughout his career, Jan has worked on prestigious projects worldwide, including the Sydney Opera House, and has designed over 50 buildings in countries such as Angola, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa and Congo. He read architecture at the School of Architecture in Sydney (1964—66) and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen (1966—1970). Today Jan follows his curiosity and creative spirit. He spends his time creating art, working on special projects and being close to his family. Experience Jan's creative mind through this event!

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Sunday at Jesper's: Inside a Visual Artist's World (coming soon..)

At 15:00, you join a small group of 4–6 guests in a Silver’s home for coffee, cake, and conversation. Jesper is a visual artist with over 40 years of experience working with photography and video. Since 2005, he has created a wide range of video works – from fiction to documentaries – often in collaboration with performers and artists across Europe. He is the co-founder of the international arts festival Berlin Soup, held in Berlin, Copenhagen, and Athens. Today, much of Jesper’s artistic life revolves around Studio 7, situated on Amager beach. His favorite shooting hours are Sunrisetime and the blue hour at the end of the day. You are invited into Jesper’s home and beautiful garden, nearby the beach. Guests will have a chance to see a selection of his video work and hear the stories behind it. Jesper is a lifelong learner with a deep love for poetry, art, and conversation – he enjoys engaging with curious people and exchanging thoughts, opinions, and ideas. Human tip: Jesper loves umbrellas, he owns over 100! They often appear in his work.

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Sunday at Marina's: Inside a Collage Artist's Creative Space

At 15:00, you join a small group of 4–6 guests in a Silver’s home for coffee, cake, and conversation. Marina is an artist, collector, and creative thinker with over 30 years of experience working with collage, sustainable art, and unconventional storytelling. Her work explores themes of recycling, history, gender politics, taboo, nature, and sexuality, and she is known for her highly detailed, rule-based creative process. She describes her approach as "ordered chaos": a way of working within limitations while embracing unpredictability, whether in art, or in life. Her home studio in Amager is filled with her own artworks, her Haitian collection, and the materials she has gathered over decades. Guests will be able to see selected pieces, hear stories from her creative life, and explore the environment that shapes her practice. Afterwards, there will be time to create some collage of your own. Marina loves connecting with people and creating space for conversation, curiosity, and new ideas. Her home is stacked with magazines, prints, and photographs she has collected over the years. You will get access to all of Marina's materials for the day and bring home your own artwork. Human tip: Marina ran away to Haiti as a teenager (where her Haitian art collection began!)

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Dinner at Inger & Susanne's: A Life Rich in Experiences

Inger and Susanne met as neighbours over 27 years ago, in a housing community specifically designed by an architect to make people connect. That founding idea — that the spaces we inhabit should bring us closer together — never left them. Since then, they have built a friendship full of spontaneous conversations, shared creativity, knitting circles, volunteering, a love of music, and the occasional glass of wine in the sun. Between them, they bring a lifetime of experience: Inger is a former architect and artist who loves painting, and Susanne is an environmental lawyer who has worked at the heart of Danish environmental policy, and is a talented musician. Two different paths, yet one very shared philosophy about what a wealthy life looks like. Not money — but time, creativity, friendship, and finding beauty in the small things. About Dinner Over a homemade meal in one of their homes, the conversation will move across creativity, community, ageing well, and what it actually means to feel rich in life. They are both, in their own words, very good at living. This is what they want to share with guests. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Sunday at Inger & Susanne's: Connection and Creativity

An afternoon of coffee, cake, and conversation. Step inside Inger's home and you find colour on every wall, paintings she has made herself, and corners arranged for different kinds of making. It is the home of someone who has thought carefully about how to live, and decided that beauty is not optional. Inger is a former architect and artist. Her closest neighbour and friend of 27 years, Susanne, is an environmental lawyer with a love of music. They met in a housing community designed specifically to encourage connection — and that idea has never left them. They still knit with their neighbours once a month, volunteer together at a local dance studio, and find time most weeks to simply sit and talk about everything. Sunday afternoon This afternoon is built around the thing they both believe in most: that creativity and community are not separate pursuits. They feed each other. The afternoon will move between conversation and making — guests are invited to try their hand at knitting, clay sculpting, or crafts, surrounded by Inger's art and the warmth of a home built for exactly this kind of gathering. Susanne, who lives just next door, and will co-host. You do not need to be creative to come. You just need to be curious.

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Dinner at Yousra's: A Syrian Grandmother's Kitchen

Yousra grew up in Syria in a home where cooking was at the centre of everything. She moved to Denmark as a youngster and spent most of her life working as an English teacher while raising a family - always in the cooking business and always taking care of people. When she was in her 60s, she decided to follow the thread that had been there all along. She started her own catering business, Yousra's Kitchen, and now cooks full-time from her kitchen, often with music in her ears and the door open. Yousra has a beautiful way of speaking; she's full of stories about food, migration and resilience, and now she wants to open her kitchen to share them. About dinner First, Youssra tells her story of migration, her love of food and community, and later the conversation will flow naturally around the table. She will prepare a Levantine feast (dishes she learned from her mother and grandmother), including her signature rice dish Al Kapsa and the beloved dessert Warbat. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform that connects guests with the knowledge of the senior generation, over dinners in their homes.

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Silvers Special Edition: Copenhagen from the Water with Mikael Colville-Andersen x Boatie

A rare opportunity to experience Copenhagen from the harbour with Mikael Colville-Andersen. Join a small group of just 10 guests aboard a Boatie sofa-boat for a three-hour journey through the canals and harbour of the Danish capital, hosted by urban designer, author, and TV host Mikael Colville-Andersen. As Copenhagen unfolds around us, Mikael will share stories, observations, and philosophies drawn from decades of work in more than 100 cities worldwide. He'll share his reflections on how Copenhagen evolved into one of the world’s most influential urban success stories, as well as some of the tensions and challenges the city faces today. Part conversation, part urban exploration, this experience moves between personal stories, urban design, architecture, history, cycling culture, public space, and the hidden layers of the city that most people pass by without noticing. It's a rare chance to see Copenhagen through the eyes of someone who has spent a lifetime studying cities and telling their stories. Throughout the experience, guests will have the opportunity to ask questions, join the conversation, and enjoy Copenhagen from the water in a relaxed and intimate setting. A simple onboard BBQ with sausages, beers, and soft drinks will be included. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations.

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Sunday at Mahasiah's: Dream Catchers & Conversation

Mahasiah opens her home near Esrum for a Sunday afternoon centred around creativity, intuition, and “The Art of Being” — a philosophy she has spent decades living and exploring. Surrounded by nature and open fields, Mahasiah’s garden becomes the setting for a slower and more reflective gathering. During strawberry season, guests are invited to spend the afternoon outdoors making dream catchers together while sharing conversation about life, well-being, and the different ways people create meaning and inner peace. Mahasiah is warm, vibrant, and deeply curious about other people’s experiences. Her own path has taken her through humanitarian work, reconciliation, and refugee camp leadership before a transformative journey to Brazil shifted her perspective on life entirely. As she describes it: “It’s not what I do, but what I am.” About Sunday at Mahasiah’s Over coffee, cake, and strawberries in the garden, guests will take part in a dream catcher workshop led by Mahasiah while enjoying a relaxed afternoon of creativity and conversation in nature. This is not a lecture or self-help session, but a chance to slow down, reflect together, and spend time in a peaceful and welcoming environment. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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Sunday at Jacqui's: English High Tea in Christianshavn

Originally from the UK, Jacqui has spent much of her adult life living and working across different cultures. Her career in global health has taken her from Bangladesh and Ghana to Tanzania, Georgia, and Moldova, before eventually building a life in Denmark with her Danish husband, Lars. Along the way, she has learned a great deal about adaptation, belonging, identity, and what it means to feel at home in a place that wasn't originally your own. Today, Jacqui lives with her Danish husband Lars in Christianshavn's historic Lagkagehuset building, the house that inspired the name of Denmark's well-known bakery chain. It is here, overlooking the canals, that she hosts her Sunday gatherings. Warm, thoughtful, and deeply interested in people, she enjoys bringing together different perspectives and hearing how others have navigated their own journeys through life. About Sunday at Jacqui’s Spend a Sunday afternoon in Jacqui’s Christianshavn home for a traditional English-style afternoon tea. Over coffee, tea, cake, and conversation, Jacqui will share stories about building a life between cultures, adapting to new places, and how environments slowly shape who we become. Guests are invited into an open and reflective conversation about identity, belonging, change, and life abroad. SILVERS is a Copenhagen-based platform connecting guests with experienced people over dinners and conversations in their homes.

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About SILVERS

SILVERS is a Copenhagen based platform to access the expertise of the senior generation.

Danish seniors open their homes to locals and visitors for intimate gatherings. The goal is clear: make experience visible again.