On 22 October 2026, Queen Mary of Denmark attended a meeting of the Advisory Committee of the Mary Foundation’s Centre. Upon arriving at Thoravej 29, the Queen was welcomed by Pia Møller-Holst, Director of Thoravej 29. As part of the visit, the Queen took part in a guided tour focusing on the building’s architecture.
The meeting took place at Thoravej 29 in Copenhagen’s Nordvest district, where a former brick industrial building has been transformed into a shared workspace and meeting place for organisations working in fields including art, social innovation and sustainability.
The Mary Foundation’s Centre is an interdisciplinary knowledge centre at the University of Copenhagen, which opened in February 2022 to mark Queen Mary’s 50th birthday. The Centre’s Advisory Committee advises its management team and generally meets twice a year at different locations.




A lady's dream.
ReplyDeleteNot a dream but a reality. Queen Mary is very hard working.
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