Finding your roots and discovering Syttende Mai
After discovering that her ancestor arrived in America on May 17, 1899, Mary Jo Thorsheim researched what Syttende Mai celebrations were like in 1899.
Category: Arts & Entertainment
With Grieg in my heart
Norwegian composer Kjell Habbestad brings together his love of Edvard Grieg, jazz, and religious music to inspire his compositions.
Midway through Atlantic Crossing
Now that PBS’s Atlantic Crossing is halfway through, you may, like us, have some questions about what is fact and what is fiction in the series.
The Lutefisk Wars
Lutefisk lovers will enjoy The Lutefisk Saga, a documentary about Norwegian-American lutefisk culture and traditions. Uff da!
Fishin’ for Tradition: The Lutefisk Saga
Lutefisk lovers will enjoy The Lutefisk Saga, a documentary about Norwegian-American lutefisk culture and traditions. Uff da!
The man vs. the myth
With Amundsen: The Greatest Expedition now available to view in North America, Lori Ann Reinhall speaks with the director Espen Sandberg about the film.
Gåte returns
Norwegian folk rock band Gåte has released a new EP, Til Nord (Northward), exploring Norway’s musical history through a modern lens.
Fools in the Mountains
Slapstick comedy fans will enjoy Fools in the Mountains, a Norwegian film set in a mountain hotel during a snowy Easter. Our correspondent shares his review.
Who was Pauline Fjelde?
Pauline Fjelde is best known for creating Minnesota’s first state flag with her sister, but she left a greater legacy as a talented and versatile artist.
The great battle of the Norwegian wedding bands
The Hellbillies are the only Norwegian representation on the Top 10 lists in Norwegian wedding playlists, among the likes of Ed Sheeren and Beyonce.
