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Project 2/60: The Next 60 Years
Sat, Mar 21
|Location is TBD
For 60 years, the Leif Erikson Lodge has played a key role in honoring and preserving Norwegian culture in Utah. What will the next 60 years bring? Learn more about our plans to carry on our mission to preserve and promote Norway and its culture in Utah at this presentation.
Time & Location
Mar 21, 2026, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location is TBD
About the event
On November 5, 1966, a group of men and women met in downtown Salt Lake City to form the first Sons of Norway lodge in the Intermountain West. They came from all walks of life--plumbers, business owners, electricians, warehouse workers--but they all shared a deep appreciation for the country that tugged at their hearts as well as the country they had adopted. Among them were the sons and daughters of immigrants who had come to Utah long before. Together, they yearned to preserve the memories and traditions they had been gifted with new friends in their adopted land.
Project 2/60 Part 2 honors their efforts by looking forward to what the next 60 years could bring. We will share our ideas for what the coming years could be and invite you to share your ideas as well. For more information on Project 2/60, go to the Project 2/60 page.
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