FIXED EVENTS

All women are welcome for a morning dip with the swimming club.

We stay in Sildkassen by Draget and bathe every morning at 9.00 - all year round.

The residents' association is responsible for communal meals. We meet approximately once a month - except in the summer.

Two courses and coffee and cake are served -

and then we are helped with the dishes.

The summer's many activities are kicked off with the annual hawker's market at the harbour, where residents set up stalls and sell various effects.

Meanwhile, the annual horseshoe is fought 

tournament. Horseshoe throwing is also referred to as Omø's national sport.

Omø football school is for all children - both the permanent residents and the island's guests.

It's four days of fun training that culminates in a bang of a final match.

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In recent years, there has been a swimming school for the island's children and guests at the harbour.

There are teams for both beginners and intermediates.

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Omø's harbor party is called racing and covers several days of partying on the harbor with, among other things, a beach bar, live music and, of course, a race.

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Omø Kulturdage is three days full of cultural elements, workshops and

live band and communal dining every evening Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

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I hele sommerferien arrangeres der Ø-lejrunder forskellige tema. Der er f.eks. uger beregnet til kvinder, familier, irsk uge og forskellige andre - se mere her.

Omø is one of the few places in Denmark where we still celebrate Holy Three Kings. 

You dress up as you want - it's about not being recognized - and then we go from door to door.

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Mardi Gras on Omø is something quite special. Here, all the island's children go in Mardi Gras processions following the age-old traditions in traditional costumes. They collect money, which is used for a big joint Mardi Gras party, to which everyone is welcome.

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