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Ideas that stick.

"Bæredygtige Fællesskaber" (Sustainable Communities) strengthens the local communities around Wonderland — by helping new initiators get started, backing the ones already underway, and making the facilities better for everyone.

Through idea meetings and workshops, loose ideas become activities that can sustain themselves: with advice on project management, finances and marketing, and with the equipment and setting they need.

The result isn't a single event, but a string of new activities, club teams and facilities that others can build on.

Volunteers gathered around the long table after an event at Wonderland

Photo: wonderstudios.dk/baeredygtige-faellesskaber/

Supported by

Bæredygtige Fællesskaber is made possible by a number of foundations and grant pools that back local communities.

Nordea FondenSpar Nord FondenGuldborgsund KommuneDUF — Dansk Ungdoms FællesrådDen Nationale Landdistriktspulje
What the project includes

Six ways we help.

01

Growing new activities

Collaboration between neighbours, local associations and doers, where new ideas get help becoming activities that strengthen community and networks.

02

Backing existing activities

Advice on project management, marketing and facilities, so the activities already running can grow sustainably.

03

Laser tag at Wonderland

The project's flagship gets backing throughout the whole project period — from courses and equipment to running each date.

04

Workshops

Financial and social sustainability in practice, including financial advice for local initiatives.

05

Better facilities

Investment in facilities, renovations and tools, so creative ideas can meet the technical solutions they need.

06

Communication

Greater visibility and inclusion, so more people locally know what's going on — and can join in.

Participants with laser-tag gear in front of a staged set in the hall

Photo: wonderstudios.dk/baeredygtige-faellesskaber/

Grown out of the project

Eight ideas that became something.

It isn't planned from the top down. It's what happens when someone gets help getting started.

Set dressing from the Halloween Horror House in green and red light
Annual event

Halloween Horror House

A spectacular experience for 150 visitors, built by volunteers. It now runs every year.

Players with laser-tag gear in the hall at Wonderland
Three dates set

Laser tag at Wonderland

The project's flagship, with three fixed dates — and on its way into the upcoming Aktiv Sommer (Active Summer).

A volunteer solders lights into a costume piece in the workshop
With Bifrost

Costume workshops

Workshops in costume and gear, held together with Landsforeningen Bifrost.

Shared equipment

RGB light spots

Lighting that was bought in and is now available for every future event on site.

Participants with NERF blasters by a converted sidecar motorcycle
New format

Adult NERF battle

An event created for adult participants — play with no upper age limit.

Sidecar motorcycle converted for post-apocalyptic LARP
Post-apocalyptic LARP

Motorcycle workshops

Workshops for enthusiasts who build and maintain vehicles for the post-apocalyptic LARP.

Workshops & club team

Firefly-inspired LARP

A new universe with both workshops and a standing club team behind it.

Players in costume in a post-apocalyptic set
Workshops in Germany

German Fallout-inspired LARP

Workshops and a club team who have taken the format across the border.

Got an idea with nowhere to happen yet?

Come to an idea meeting, or write to us. We help with setting, advice and the equipment we have — we build the rest together.