What could be more Norwegian than...

Stewart and I went to Norway in October 2024 and I can't wait to go back! This is the Bergen train station...so clean...so efficient. I am about equally divided between Dutch, Welsh, Danish, and Swedish, so I was a bit reluctant to join the Sons of Norway because I am not a 'SON' of Norway, nor am I Norwegian. I had no idea how fun it would be when I chose to whole-heartedly participate. I'm bumbling through Norwegian on Duolingo, learning how to bake Norwegian cookies, an

My dream farm on the cover of "Farms in Berg, Rokke and Asak." When I was a boy, I spent many happy hours at my grandparents home in Lindon, Utah. Through my grandfather's stories of his time in Norway as a missionary, I grew to love Norway and its culture. I don't remember that my grandfather talked much about the farms in Norway, but I do remember a simple painting he and my grandmother displayed on their living room wall. It was an idyllic farm scene, complete with rolling

Liv Marit Haakenstad is researching and writing a book about Norwegian immigration Utah--and now you can help!

Many thanks to the Vikings of Utah Historical Group and the fantastic work they do to share their knowledge of authentic Viking age history and artifacts.

The flour was flying and fingers were rolling as we managed to assemble not one but two kransekake on Saturday. A big thank you to all...

Wondering whether joining Sons of Norway is for you? Here are some commonly asked questions about Sons of Norway

One of the benefits of membership in Sons of Norway is access to Sons of Norway Foundation Scholarships. These scholarships are available...

What an amazing day! On our way from the hotel to the float this morning in our bunader, we were told by passers-by that our float had won the President’s Award in the Business Class.

The Days of '47 Float Preview was a wonderful opportunity for Sons of Norway to share the message of the Crossings 200 Celebration with thousands of attendees. The level of interest in the float, our bunader, and Norway in general was high.

Thousands gather to send off Restauration from Stavanger on July 4th. With the departure of the Restauration from Stavanger on July 4th, excitement around Crossings 200 has heated up. The following is a list of links to recent news and events around Crossings 200: Across the Atlantic Again: Celebrating 200 Years of Norwegian Emigration to America “I grew up knowing that our ancestry all went back to Norway. I didn’t know I was related to the original sloopers,” said Ivan Nels

It couldn't have been a nicer day than last Saturday at Troll Hagen in Timberlakes. The weather was cool, the mosquitos were subdued, the...

The registration deadline for District Six Language and Heritage camps is coming soon! These camps, Trollfjell Folkehøgskule and Camp...

This year's celebration was one to remember. The cool weather seemed to invite participants to wear their festive clothes in greater...

For more than 77 years, the Norway Garden at the International Peace Gardens has been a home away from home for those longing to connect with the places and people of Norway.

Sons of Norway, May 17th Committee to enter float in 2025 Days of '47 parade...

What could be more appealing than a walk through the Norwegian countryside of Gudbrandsdal? This presentation by Lisa Maddux, Leif...

From bunader to folkedrakt and festdrakt, Maren provided a well-researched, insightful, and thought-provoking discussion of bunader...

Orion Weiss returns to ignite the stage with Grieg’s only piano concerto...

Plans are underway to design and build a float for entry in the annual Days of '47 Parade