From Arctic waters to windswept ports, Norway’s food tells the story of its coastline – and aboard a Nordic cruise, you don’t ...

In honor of the indigenous Sami people of the Nordic region, the Scandinavian Cultural Center & Library of West Newton presented a screening of the movie Je’vida (2023) on Saturday. The film, directed ...

A Scandinavian concept centered on comfort, calm, and connection was the focus of a community presentation Saturday afternoon ...

The Twin Ports Rosemaling society held their 42nd annual Scandinavian Fest celebrating Nordic culture and sharing unique art. The festival took place at the St. Luke’s sports and event center in ...

At the end of the 5th Century, Pope Gelasius declared Feb. 14 St. Valentine’s Day. Since the 1300’s, the day has been celebrated with thoughts of love. The secular holiday has continued throughout the ...

Conductor Thomas Søndergård led the Minnesota Orchestra in sterling performances of works by Jean Sibelius and Carl Nielsen ...

Nordic folk music with roots in black metal might sound ridiculously niche, but Wardruna are more than the sum of their parts—and to prove it, here they are at the Auditorium Theatre. Einar Selvik ...

From eating lutefisk to cheering for the Vikings, Nordic culture is embedded in Minnesota. Norway's Crown Prince Haakon told Gov. Tim Walz in a recent visit that it makes him "proud" to see how ...

On October 19, the No. 3 ranked Oregon women's golf team took a short trip down to California to compete in the Stanford Intercollegiate tournament... In her first match at Matthew Knight Arena since ...

“The mead hall was such a big part of Norse society — it was a place where everyone came together to drink and celebrate and ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — This weekend Nordic Northwest is bringing the traditions of a Scandinavian Christmas market to Portland. Scanfair will feature food, drinks and plenty of activities. “It’s all ...

Northern Europe’s Nordic region has long dominated the upper rankings of the World Happiness Report. This year, once again, three of its five primary countries—Finland, Denmark and Iceland—took the ...