WORKSHOP

PROGRAM


SABOT

Keychain with oyster shells, a black heart-shaped tag reading 'SABOT' a metal bead chain, a leather strap, and metal rings on a white surface.

DROP IN
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 15:00–18:00

FREE with IMPACT FESTIVAL ticket

  • Make your own keychain from otherwise wasted material (the shells from the Oyster Bar) in a space made for transformation and experimentation.

  • Keychains are Gen-Z talismans, often constructed from found objects or personalized gems, showing how accessorizing can be an intuitive creative process.

  • Become a creator of your own Sabubu using all the different waste materials, making the participants co-designers of the workshop.


DAMDAM DESIGN

DROP IN
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 15:00–17:00

FREE with IMPACT FESTIVAL ticket

  • Discover how discarded materials can be transformed into functional design in this hands-on workshop led by Christian Dam, founder of DAMDAM Design.

  • Using reclaimed wood, you'll build your own unique stool while exploring the principles of circular design and resource-conscious craftsmanship.

  • No prior woodworking experience is required. All materials, tools, and guidance are provided, ensuring that every participant leaves with a one-of-a-kind piece of furniture — and a new perspective on the potential of upcycled materials.


HEART2HEART

Two drinks on a wooden table, one appears to be beer in a clear plastic cup, the other is pink and appears to be a berry smoothie or juice. There are also several pink and white papers with text in Danish, along with a chain bracelet and a pink heart-shaped keychain on the table.

DROP IN
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 15:00–20:00

FREE with IMPACT FESTIVAL ticket

  • Heart2Heart is a Danish femtech company developing technology for everyday safety.

  • At IMPACT FESTIVAL, Heart2Heart invites participants into The Heart Map — an interactive and participatory experience exploring how safety and belonging are experienced in everyday life.

  • Participants can also join The Heart Quiz — an interactive quiz exploring safety, belonging, and the realities of everyday unsafety through questions, discussion, and shared reflection.


TRASHGIRLS

8000

DROP IN
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 15:00–18:00

FREE with IMPACT FESTIVAL ticket

  • Creative collective TrashGirls8000 brings an open clothing swap and upcycling space where festival guests can exchange garments, join stencil and fitting workshops, and discover creative alternatives to fast fashion.

  • By extending the life of textiles through local sharing, repair, and reuse, they turn global challenges into hands-on local action.

  • Participants are welcome to bring garments for swapping, but it is not required—TrashGirls8000 provides textiles, so everyone can take part.


KNIFE GUY STUDIO

LIMITED SPOTS (sign-up required)
SATURDAY, 15:00–19:00
1250 DKK including partout festival ticket

  • Join knife maker Ismail Hassouna, aka The Knife Guy, for an exclusive knife-making workshop.

  • With a philosophy rooted in thoughtful craftsmanship and sourcing the best materials locally, every knife is carefully designed and handcrafted by Ismail himself.

  • Now it's your turn to experience the craft firsthand and make something with your own two hands.

  • Book workshop here


MAISON VERB

DROP IN
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 18:00–19:15

FREE with IMPACT FESTIVAL ticket

  • Fiona Picard is the founder of Maison Verb — a creative writing studio in Copenhagen, leading workshops in English on fiction, creative nonfiction, and experimental writing.

  • Through a series of short, generative writing prompts, participants will explore how memories and experiences become part of our collective history. Together, they'll experiment with new ways of telling stories about the places they know and the lives they live, weaving fragments of memory into an archive for the future.

  • Maison Verb × MUJI notebooks and hats will be available for purchase at the workshop.