Hook & Cook - Coastal Festival in Thorupstrand on September 6, 2026

Kutter Festival on 5 September 2026.

Free Kutter Festival for all ages – right in the middle of the beach!

Come and experience an incredibly fun programme for children and authentic concerts featuring nothing but fantastic musicians. All of this, combined with sand between your toes, cold draught beers/drinks and delicious North Sea specialities, will once again provide the setting for Thorupstrand’s very own Kutter Festival for children and adults.

The programme will feature Katrine Bille, who is a TV host, author, songwriter, singer and entertainer. She is known, among other things, from the DR Ramasjang programmes “Lille Nørd” and “Luk op, Luk i”.

This year’s artists will be Bifald and Soleima.
Bifald is a Danish pop duo consisting of friends Malte and Max, who convincingly deliver electronic pop and bring a fresh breath of air to the Danish live music scene, while Soleima is a brilliant Danish singer with an intense presence and sharp lyrics.
We can’t wait – and we hope you are looking forward to it too!

Programme

11.00: Rescue exercise with the Danish Coastal Rescue Service

11.00: Kutter Market opens

11.00–15.30: Sandcastle competition

13.00: Katrine Bille Band

14.00–15.00: Learn more about coastal fishing with Thomas Højrup

14.30–15.30: Sofie fillets fish: Come along, join in and learn lots about fish (mainly for children)

14.00–16.00: Open house at the rescue station

14.00–15.00: Open fishing boat with Jesper and Bo from Gutterne På Kutterne

15.30: The winner of the Sandcastle Competition is announced

16.00: Bifald

19.00: Soleima

Practical Information

• Outdoor event; dress according to the weather
• It may be a good idea to bring festival chairs/blankets, as seating may be limited
• Parking: We are working on a good parking plan – but there will be a lot of cars on this day. So leave home in good time and be prepared to walk some distance from your car to the festival site
• Free admission

Please note: Minor changes to the programme may occur.