Kulturhuset Blokhus Jammerbugt

Wow, what a "hodgepodge" – but absolutely in a positive sense. We'd already heard about it because of the sand sculpture festival. So we thought it would be all about them. Far from it!!! The theme of this year's sand sculptures is wild animals. And they're outside in the large garden, where there's much more to discover. The sand sculptures are beautiful and really large: bears, elephants, big cats... I don't want to give too much away... There are also many giant figures, sawn from large tree trunks and other materials, really great. No theme is left out. There are fierce warriors, famous people, animals, fairytale characters, dinosaurs, etc. Then there's an almost "fairy-like" garden area... A large gallery. There you can watch 30 artists at work and admire their exhibitions. Of course, you can also shop. It's hard to choose with such wonderful variety!!! Then there are colorful, cheerful, really great animal figures, but also small cars, "conjured" from scrap metal. Also for sale... And there's much more in the attached shop. Your physical well-being is also well catered for, and it's really hard to decide which of the truly lovingly and beautifully decorated rooms to take a break in. It's truly worth coming here, and if you have plenty of time, you can really enjoy everything. There's something for everyone here!

An unforgettable Christmas experience. Plenty of entertainment, fun, food, and drinks for all ages. There's so much to marvel at. We wish you could buy fairy lights there. That would have been the absolute best.

Before you enter the park, there's a large flea market with local vendors. Highly recommended, take a look around.

We were amazed by the many beautiful sand sculptures and the lovely garden. A lovely oasis with lots of beautiful art. Also suitable for children.

A beautiful exhibition, a must-see if you're in the area.

There is so much to see and buy, both at Lifestyle and retro and the little bakery. The park is also worth a visit, a really nice place 👍👍👍

The hammer, but what fascinated me most was the art exhibition with the pictures

Not that exciting, quite nice, but not worth 150 kroner.

The sculpture park is absolutely worth a visit. Lovingly designed, with impressive sand and stone sculptures, works of art set in green spaces, and changing exhibitions. You can sense the creativity and attention to detail everywhere. A place where art, nature, and tranquility come together perfectly – ideal for an inspiring stroll. The €20 entrance fee is perfectly reasonable.

Great place where we enjoy coming. All that's missing is a Thomas Dambo Trold