Traditions carry a lot of importance in Scandinavian culture. From day to day practices to large scale holiday activities and ceremonies, we like it all.
Syttende Mai – Norway’s Constitution Day
Syttende Mai A brief history and how to celebrate from anywhere - The 17th of May (Syttende Mai) is Norway’s ...
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The Easter Tree Tradition
The beginning of spring means it is time to make your Easter Tree or Påskris – a popular tradition in ...
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Smörgåsbord Time Is Here
The word Smörgåsbord in the United States is often defined as any old buffet that offers a large choice of ...
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Do You Let Christmas Get Your Goat?
The Yule goat (known as a Julbock in Sweden, Julebukk in Norway, or Olkipukki in Finland) in Nordic countries today ...
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Advent Is In The Air
Advent is almost here. Of course we all know what this means: You can play and listen to holiday music ...
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Sankta Lucia Day Is Coming
This Saturday at Ingebretsen's we will be celebrating Lucia Day (a little early, the official day is December 13). Enjoy ...
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Kitchen Witches: A Norwegian Tradition
Kitchen Witches are said to be a Norwegian custom, inherited from early settlers. A kitchen witch, sometimes called a cottage ...
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Viking Weddings Of Yore
Scandinavian wedding traditions can add a lot of beauty and fun to a wedding plus can be a nice way ...
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Kubb: A Game For Everyone
Memorial Day Weekend is often called the start of summer. (Although I believe with the recent heat wave our summer ...
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Easter Traditions In Scandinavia
We have posted about Norway's Påskekrim and the Easter Trees in Sweden but here are a few traditions from all ...
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