The parade must go on
Rather than cancel last year’s 17th of May, the community of Lydvo put on their own miniature version of it. This year, they’ve opted for the same solution.
Category: Featured
The 17th of May goes online
Many cities are opting for a hybrid program approach to Syttende Mai celebrations this year, featuring both virtual and in-person elements.
The transatlantic partnership, stronger than ever
Ambassador Anniken R. Krutnes celebrates the partnership and cooperation between Norway and the United States in her 17th of May greeting for our readers.
With Grieg in my heart
Norwegian composer Kjell Habbestad brings together his love of Edvard Grieg, jazz, and religious music to inspire his compositions.
Remembering Walter Mondale
The Norwegian-American community mourns the loss of former vice president of the United States and prominent Norwegian American Walter Mondale.
Jonas Lie
The tranquil calm of the harbor paintings by Norwegian artist Jonas Lie brings a refreshing breath of fresh air to these difficult times.
“Vikings” rescue Philadelphia Shipyard, twice
Norwegian shipbuilding companies have twice saved the Philly Shipyard, which is currently under contract to repair the USNS Charlton.
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.
Fortidsfamilien
From their hiking shoes and ice skates to their clothing, this modern day medieval family spent the last year living like it was the Middle Ages.
Historical artist Sven Lindauer seeks to set the record straight about the Vikings
In his book The Arts and Crafts of Ancient Scandinavia, Sven Lindauer uses his artistry to tell a story of the Vikings beyond raids and violence.
