Christmas dinner served six months early at Copenhagen shelter

A Copenhagen charity shelter opened its doors on Thursday for a full Christmas dinner, complete with eight roast pork loins, nine kilograms of duck, red cabbage, and caramelised potatoes, Danish broadcaster DR reports.

The Kirkens Korshær shelter decorated the space with holiday ornaments, a Christmas tree, gifts, and a visit from Santa Claus. The week-long Christmas theme culminates in a Christmas lunch on Friday.