More than 25 years in the community. Here are some of the street sports and music projects Future Kulture has arranged or helped establish since 1994.

1994–1999
Israels Plads Summer Program
Dates: 1993–1996
An initiative from Copenhagen Municipality and Future Kulture to arrange street sports at the outdoor sports facility on Israels Plads. We provided sports equipment, music, medals and trainers.
DUNK 94–99
Dates: 1994–1999
Street basketball events with AKB and Høje-Taastrup Municipality, held in Hedehusene, Taastrupgård and Blåkildegård.
Rock Show music festival
Dates: 1995
A music festival in Jutland and Denmark arranged by the Szigety brothers, with headliners such as Warren G and Nate Dogg – and a young Snoop on his first tour with Warren G. Future Kulture arranged the street basketball at both festivals.
Street Games, Israels Plads
Dates: 1995
Blågårds Plads street basketball
Dates: 1997


2000–2006
- Street Games on Rådhuspladsen and Strøget, Copenhagen
- BO-Tikken, Akacieparken
- Street Basket, Herlev Municipality
2007–2013
- Kulturværkstedet Dagmar – Street Games, Enghave Plads
- Kom og Leg – Ishøj Municipality container project
- Street Games – Valby
Roskilde Festival – Volunteering 4 Life (V4L)
Project no.: DK-11-1-2013-R1
Dates: 4–13 July 2013
A mobility youth exchange where young people learned practical skills as volunteers at Roskilde Festival. A cooperation between Future Kulture and Roskilde Festival, funded by the EU youth programme.
2014–2020
Roskilde Festival – Volunteering 4 Life (V4L) 2017
Project no.: KA105-2016-147
Dates: 24 April – 23 December 2017
The second edition of V4L, funded by Erasmus+.
- Street Games – Copenhagen
Ishøj Ungdomsskole and IshøjUngdom
From 2007 Future Kulture’s director worked directly for Ishøj Ungdomsskole, and the two cooperated closely until 2018. Here are moments from that work – including RegnbUgen, a youth week in week 26 presented by Ishøj Ungeråd and Fælles Elevrådet, Skolernes Motionsdag 2016 and a green screen media workshop.







From 2019 Street Games, DUNK, Web 2.0, Fælledparken and Theme Dayz continue under IshøjUngdom.
