Scan Magazine

With the aim of setting a new standard for how a coffee business can operate without causing harm, Lykke Coffee Farms Kaffegårdar is doing things differently. Working closely together with coffee farmers in Uganda, Peru, El Salvador and Brazil, the pioneering team behind the sustainable coffee project is also generously sharing their business idea with partners around the world. The goal is that enjoying a cup of coffee can be a small but conscious act of doing good. Read the full online feature here 👇

https://scanmagazine.co.uk/lykke-coffee-farms-more-than-just-a-beverage-cultivating-happiness-in-the-world-of-coffee/

Photos: Lykke Coffee Farms

In the World of the Vikings – Wagner’s Die Walkure (The Valkyrie) in Kongehallen, Sagnlandet Lejre – 7, 10, 12 and 14 June 2026 🗓️✅ Staged inside Lejre’s spectacular Viking Hall, in June Wagner’s opera Die Walküre (The Valkyrie) will be brought into a setting that echoes the Norse myths that inspired its creation. The project – led by James Sherlock - Conductor and the brainchild of stage director Ida Kiberg and Sagnlandet’s Charlotte Franzdatter – turns the hall into more than just a venue: it becomes part of the drama itself, merging music, architecture and history in one immersive experience. Read the full online feature here 👇

https://scanmagazine.co.uk/experience-wagners-valkyrie-in-a-danish-viking-hall/

Image 1: Photo: Sagnlandet Lejre and Ole Malling
Image 2: The Viking hall at Lejre. Photo: Sagnlandet Lejre
Image 3: Conductor James Sherlock. Photo: Janis Porietis
Image 4: From left: Development director Charlotte Frantzdatter, Sagnlandet Lejre textiles expert Lone Brøns-Pedersen (costumes and props), singers John Olsen (Siegmund) and Signe Asmussen (Sieglinde), and director Ida Kiberg (right) in the Kings Halls at Sagnlandet Lejre. Photo: Sagnlandet Lejre / Peter Rahbek
Image 5: Jens Søndergaard, singing Wotan, King of the Gods. Photo: Det Kongelige Teater

BabyMocs, described as the world’s first vegan children’s brand, rethinks children’s accessories from the ground up. With an ambitious mission to help create a more sustainable planet one small step at a time, the company started in the most literal sense: with vegan shoes and accessories for children, made to last. Read the full online feature here 👇

https://scanmagazine.co.uk/babymocs-the-future-of-childrens-fashion-one-step-at-a-time/

Photos: BabyMocs

Though Hanne Rimmen - Ny Nordisk Strikdesign's name is widely associated with classic Nordic knits, the Danish knitwear designer has always been about far more than colour combinations and beautiful patterns. For her, knitting is also about culture, equality and the right to express ideas through craft. Her recent book on the Danish knitting movement, Hønsestrik, explores how yarn and needles once became tools of activism – and how knitting continues to carry stories about history and identity. Read the full online feature here 👇 https://scanmagazine.co.uk/hanne-rimmen-knitting-stories-of-nordic-beauty-and-equality/



Photos: Jens Peter Engedal

Set against the vast skies and open landscapes of southern Jutland, Masker i Marsken is more than a knitting festival. Rooted in nature, mindfulness and local collaboration, it brings together craft and community in a festival that spans generations, with a particular focus on introducing younger audiences to the calming qualities of handwork. For knitting enthusiasts, this is an event that should not be missed. Read the full online feature here 👇

https://scanmagazine.co.uk/masker-i-marsken-needles-nature-and-community-in-the-marsh/

Images 1,2,3 & 5: Photos: Kamilla Elming
Image 4: Masker I Marsken is named after the beautiful marsh that defines the landscape of Tønder. Photo: Bjarke-Petersen