What's happening at Vibæk Mills
2026 Activity Calendar
Easter Exhibition
Maundy Thursday, 2nd April, 11 am to 4 pm
Good Friday 3rd April 11 am to 4 pm
Day of Prayer walk on April 30th
Organised by Lysabild Shooting and Gymnastics Association – Lysabild Village Council and Vibæk Millers' Support Association
Sydals Choir will come at 6.00 PM and sing you on your way
Pentecost Service 25th May
The churches of Kegnæs, Lysabild and Tandslet are jointly holding an open-air service on Whit Monday in the courtyard of Vibæk Mølle.
More on this in the Church Newsletter
Mill Days on June 20th and 21st
Sunday is Danish Mill Day and 100 mills in Denmark will be open. .
On both days, we are open from 11 am to 4 pm and there will be exhibitors in the buildings both by and in the watermill as well as in the windmill. In addition, there will be “live” music for part of the day and there is often entertainment with an orchestra or dance performances by various groups.
Mill Days on 15 and 16 July
It is Wednesday and Thursday in week 29 for the benefit of tourists
Both days are open from 11 am to 4 pm, and there will be exhibitors in the buildings both at and in the watermill as well as in the windmill. In addition, there will be “live” music for part of the day, and there is often entertainment with an orchestra or dance performances by various groups.
Autumn Days on 8 and 9 August
Here we harvest in the old-fashioned way.
On both days, we are open from 11 am to 4 pm and there will be exhibitors in the buildings both by and in the watermill as well as in the windmill. In addition, there will be “live” music for part of the day and there is often entertainment with an orchestra or dance performances by various groups.
Christmas exhibitions on 21 and 22 November
Where Santa Claus himself comes to visit to hand out goodie bags to the little children.
Both days, we are open from 11 am to 4 pm, and there will be exhibitors in the buildings both at and in the watermill, as well as in the windmill.,
Practical Information for Events
At the events in June, July, August and November, there are the following:
Entry fee: 20 kr. for adults – children under 13 enter free of charge.
In the bakery, rye bread, various wheat cakes, and Danish pastries are baked in the old-fashioned way in the large old stone oven.
The bread that is baked can be bought and taken home, which many people do.
There is a cafe where you can buy refreshments and taste the freshly baked bread, as well as a beer and sausage stand where hunger can be satisfied.
You get to walk around the entire mill complex and see how it all works, and you're allowed to touch things. – if the environmental authorities permit it, the watermill will run regularly.
Tables and benches are set up on the grounds so you can enjoy any food and drink you have purchased. Outside of event days, you are welcome to bring your own packed lunch and consume it on the grounds.
There are plenty of fun activities for the children, such as traditional rope making where they can create their own skipping rope, pancake baking, toasting popcorn over a campfire, playing with old toys, and much more.