Festival Guide - Norsk Høstfest

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Festival Guide
PRECIATION DAY
M ILITARY AP
TIMES
8:30 a.m.
STOCKHOLM HALL
Old-time Scandinavian music
with a hint of traditional Nordic
Stoney Brook Mandolins
Mandolin folk music
11:30 a.m.
Entertainment
12 p.m.
12.30 p.m.
1 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
4 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
5 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
Ricky Nelson
Remembered
Ivares Pojkarna
Green Tourism: Pearls of
the North (slideshow)
OSLO HALL
Presented by Xcel Energy
Presented by Sons of Norway
Wed-Dr. Mary Ellen Erickson
Thurs-Josh Evenson
Fri-Deb Nelson Gourley
Sat-Dr. Duane Lindberg
Harald Haugaard Trio
Trollfjord Battle of 1890
Eric Dregni
Institute of Dance & Ballet
Glenn & Millie
Talented pianist & vocalist in
traditional country
Fiddle music deeply rooted
in Danish tradition
Mollie B
It’s a squeeze box Polka Party!
Métis Presentation
The Christmas Wish
Dance of the Norwegian Sweaters
Bjøro Haaland
Høstfest’s favorite
“Norwegian Cowboy”
Solli-Tangen
Telemark brothers, Didrik & Emil,
captivate with their vocal talent
ranging from the 1800s
to current hits
War in the North
Vidar Sundstøl
Stoney Brook Strings
Virtuoso fiddler & teacher
Gordon Lindquist
Crazy Fingers hits the piano!
Williams & Ree
Music: Wind
from the North
The Indian & The White Guy
comic duo
Astrid Karlsen Scott
The Highwaymen
Willie, Waylon & Johnny Cash in
an upbeat, honky-tonk tribute
Stoney Brook Mandolins
Mandolin folk music
Métis Presentation
Lauraine Snelling
Skålmusik
Traditional Scandinavian folk music
Western Senators
Nordic Bees
(2:45 pm) Canadian Grammynominated polka band
with a hint of traditional Nordic
Norwegian Sweater Dance
Stoney Brook Strings
Virtuoso fiddler & teacher
Story/Music
Seven Sisters
Green Tourism: Pearls of
the North presentation
Ricky Nelson
Remembered
Voices from the North:
Hymes and Songs
Matthew & Gunnar Nelson sing
their father’s songs
SYC Swedish Dancers
Skålmusik
Traditional Scandinavian folk music
SYC Swedish Dancers
6:30 p.m.
Tap dancing the Swedish way
JMB Band
Old-time country music
Eric Dregni
Vidar Sundstøl
Bjøro Haaland
Høstfest’s favorite
“Norwegian Cowboy”
Film Series
Williams & Ree
7:30-9 p.m.
Fiddle music deeply rooted
in Danish tradition
The Christmas Wish
Magic Tap Cloggers
7 p.m.
8 p.m.
Canadian Grammynominated polka band
American Swedish folk fiddlers
6 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Western Senators
Matthew & Gunnar Nelson sing
their father’s songs
10:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
AUTHOR’S CORNER
“Girl & I”
Button-box accordion
Nordic Bees
10 a.m.
TROMSØ CULTURAL Jenta O’Ja
9 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
COPENHAGEN HALL Dala Horse Stage, presented by
VILLAGE
First International Bank & Trust Presented by Touchstone Energy
The Indian & The White Guy
comic duo
Check Tromsø Hall for
schedule of films to be
shown
Wed-Dean Urdahl
Thurs-Ellen Marie Jensen
Fri-Dr. Mary Ellen Erickson
Sat-Candace Simar
Wed-Dean Urdahl
Thurs-Candace Simar
Fri-Mark Munger
Mollie B
It’s a squeeze box Polka Party!
Solli-Tangen
Telemark brothers, Didrik & Emil,
captivate with their vocal talent
ranging from the 1800s
to current hits
The Highwaymen
Willie, Waylon & Johnny Cash in
an upbeat, honky-tonk tribute
TIMES
REYKJAVIK HALL
SKIEN MEZZANINE Dakota Drifters
Accordion Club
SKIEN MEZZANINE THE TROLL’S STAGE
Acoustic Stage
(Chester Ave/Joy Street)
Presented by Neset Consulting
Country Gentlemen
Swedes in the Weeds
VIKING VILLAGE
8:30 a.m.
9 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
10 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
Homegrown country music
Birds of Chicago
Poems, deep grooves, sharp hooks and
joyful singing straight from the soul
1:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
4 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Auntie Kreamsaugen
6 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8 p.m.
Moments Notice
Modern Nordic
Fashion Show
Accordion Club
Old country music
Accordions played like
you never heard before
Ivares Pojkarna
Auntie Kreamsaugen
Live steel combat
Earl Lundin
Telge Glima
Glenn Henriksen
American Swedish folk fiddlers
Viking Battle
Harvey Fleck
Old country music
Montana ranchers turned musicians
Talented pianist
Viking games and challenges
Self-proclaimed marriage counselor
Viking Battle
Live steel combat
Gilbertsons
Dakota Drifters
Country Gentlemen
Homegrown country music
Toe-tapping, guitar-playing duo
Birds of Chicago
Ballet on Skis! A must see!
Poems, deep grooves, sharp hooks and
joyful singing straight from the soul
Scandi Ski
Western Plains
Children’s Choir
Fresh faces and youthful voices
Old country music
Shelby Huston
Minot’s own young fiddler
Shelby Huston
Minot’s own young fiddler
Swedes in the Weeds
Scandinavian fiddlers
(W, Th, F)
Nordic Bees
Baltic Crossing
Highly entertaining, cross cultural
Scandinavian folk musicians
Saturday: Troll Beauty Pageant
Ballet on Skis! A must see!
Ringling 5
Moments Notice
Wild Hands
Banjos and geets whip up some
honest songs (Wed. - Friday)
Scandi Ski
6:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
Trolls with guitars
Highly entertaining, cross cultural
Scandinavian folk musicians
Ringling 5
Telge Glima
Old country music
Baltic Crossing
5 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
Bunad & Folk Costumes, Fri, Sat
Self-proclaimed marriage counselor
12.30 p.m.
1 p.m.
Hand-Knit Sweater Show, Thur
Gordon Lindquist
Crazy Fingers hits the piano!
Auntie Kreamsaugen
Montana ranchers turned musicians Self-proclaimed marriage counselor
Trolls with guitars
Glenn Henriksen
Talented pianist
Telge Glima
Viking Battle
Live steel combat
Entertainment
12 p.m.
Scandinavian Antiques, Wed
Scandinavian fiddlers
Gilbertsons
11 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
Accordions played like
you never heard before
Toe-tapping, guitar-playing duo
Great items to purchase
2015 souvenir mug
Get the second mug in
our special limited
edition series (Souvenir
Butikk, Reykjavik Hall). Be
sure to purchase early
— last year, we sold
out on the opening
day of the festival!
30 Years young!
Celebrate Bjorø Haaland’s 30th year
at Norsk Høstfest with some sweet chocolate treats
from Mikey’s Country Candy in Reykjavik Hall.
Take Høstfest home
What better way to take Høstfest with you than to visit the Souvenir Butikks in Reykjavik Hall, Joy Street, and Viking Village.
Here, you will find the latest fashions in T-shirts, sweatshirts,
clogs and other grand memorabilia.
GOING ONCE, GOING TWICE … SOLD!
Bid on the Official Norsk
Høstfest quilt and
guitar signed by ALL
the 2015 performers. This
year’s design is dedicated
to Lauraine Snelling and is a
true collectible.
The Live Auction is held at
1 pm, Saturday,
Oct. 3, in the Great Hall
of the Vikings.
All proceeds go to Høstfest in the Schools.
A Taste of Scandinavia Cookbook
in the making,
Y ears
the chefs from Scandi
HØSTFEST SPECIAL
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A taste of
their newest creation - A
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Taste Of Scandinavia
cookbook. People often
ask for the chef ’s recipes
and now you can have
them! You will find
some recipes featured in
Scandi, in addition to a
selection of other traditional Scandinavian dishes. By purchasing
this book, you will get a unique glimpse into Scandinavian food
traditions — while contributing to making life for hospitalized
children in Norway a little better. Available at Scandi, Reykjavik
Hall or in the Norsk Høstfest Bookstore.
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Denmark’s most
well-known
and recognized
musicians is this
virtuoso fiddle
player who will be
on hand at Høstfest sharing his
intricate compositions. Haugaard’s
music is contemporary, but clearly
influenced by the
rich tradition of
Danish music.
Birds of
Chicago
Husband, wife
duo bring rock
and roll poetry
to Norsk Høstfest that is hard
to categorize.
With vocals as a
centerpiece, this
soul music and
harmony blend is
unlike anything
you have heard.
Reykjavik Hall
presents
Chester Ave & Joy St
Sons of Norway
3
Oslo Hall
TJ Murphy’s
4
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Ambulance / First Aid
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ted above Chester
nue and is accessed
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2
3
M&S
Concess.
WIN BIG AT HØSTFEST!
Bjøro Boulevard
6
Stop by any Minot Hockey Boosters’ booth to buy your $5 raffle ticket
1st Prize: 2015 Chevy Cruze
6
6
5
4a
4
4
7
2nd Prize: His & Hers
Ekornes Stressless Recliners
& Ottomans
Main Stage
7
Great Hall
of the Vikings
8
Great Hall
Entrance
3
7
Joy
Street
8
2
12
9
1
Høstfest
Operations
Media
Donated by Room
Conlin’s Furniture
1a
Donated by Ryan Family Dealerships
19
20
18 17
Chester Avenue
1
3
2
SRT 16
4
Touchstone
Energy
MDU Message
Center
5
Elevator
Chester Avenue
8
14
Stairs to
Great Hall
and Skien
Mezzanine
8
Sidewalk Café
54
55
T ickets
FOOD
48 49
2
Høstfest
Souvenirs
5
34
32
Say “Hi! And where
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to one of the
anonymous22 21
19
20
Mystery
Vikings
strolling the halls of
Høstfest and you presents
just may find
yourself
pocketing
a crisp new $100
59
bill! The Mystery Viking is sponsored
by Wells Fargo.
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29 you from?”
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27
are
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24
25
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Reykjavik Hall
31
41
43
Trinity Health.................. CHSTR, 3 & 10
42
Information,
Festival Guides
Sidewalk
US Post Office.........................
CHSTR, 9
Café
Official Norsk Høstfest Cancellation Stamp
Dale Horse Stage
Wheelchairs.......................... CHSTR, 14
Land
14O’Lakes Ice Cream.......... JOY ST, 2
SHOPPING
M&S Concessions.................. CHSTR, 114
Book Signings.........................
JOY ST, 8
46
The Christmas
Wish, Vidar Sundstøl, Eric Dregni
Viggy’s
Restaurant
15 13
35
31
Stockholm
Touchstone
45 Radio................. CHSTR, 20
24
32
40
44
Live radio broadcasts
Millennium
Hall
2
39
6
Far Out Nuts............................ CHSTR,Coat
8
Check
Bavarian almonds
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40
38 39
Want to earn $100?
36
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30
It’s simple …
Stage
Scandi
53
General
Store
50
51
12
Touchstone Energy................. CHSTR, 1
Free cookies, souvenir button
Trygve Olson........................... JOY ST, 4
1
Forum Communications CartoonistLeif Eriksson
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11
10
38 37
SRT..................................
36
35 CHSTR, 3 & 16 34
6
Satisfy your sweet
tooth with
Land O’Lakes ice
cream.
9
11
7
Meet Queen Elsa & Olaf.......... JOY ST, 6
Sweet treats
10
Troll’s Stage
12
13
15
ENTERTAINMENT
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3
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INFORMATION
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4 Bears
11 Casino & Lodge........ CHSTR, 17
4
17a
Bremer Bank........................... JOY ST, 9
18 10
Deadwood Gulch Gaming..... CHSTR, 18
Old Tyme
Hooter & Scooter..................
CHSTR, 2a
5
Kettle Corn
6 Foundation &
Høstfest-Heritage
Scandinavian Heritage ......... CHSTR,13
7
Høstfest Operations.............. JOY ST, 10
8
67 ........... CHSTR, 15
MDU Message
Center.
9 ............................. CHSTR, 5
ND Tourism.
10
Norwegian American Weekly..... JOY 4a
Operations Office.................. CHSTR, 19
12
11
10
9
Minot Hockey Boosters Raffle
Chevrolet Cruze/Ekornes chair......... CHSTR, 4 & 7
Elsa’s Bookstore...................... JOY ST, 7
Children’s books, Scandinavian heritage, etc.
Høstfest Souvenirs.................. JOY ST, 1
Sweatshirts, T-shirts, Collector’s Mugs
Laila......................................... CHSTR, 2
The Essence of Norway with Geir Ness
Musikk Butikk......................... JOY ST, 3
CDs, DVDs and memorabilia
30
25
In Cod We Trust
Book signings on Joy St
ERIC DREGNI
With more than a dozen books to his name,
Minnesotan Eric Dregni has a lot to say
about his Scandinavian heritage—and he
says it all with a cleverly captivating style that
will draw you in and keep you turning pages.
Book Signings (Joy Street): 11 am &
4 pm
Links to St Andrews
JOSH EVENSON
When Minot, ND, native set out to produce Links
to St Andrews: Love Letters To The Home Of Golf, he
didn’t know the impact it would have. Golf Digest
calls it “one of the must stunning golf books
ever” and “museum worthy”. Don’t miss out on
owning a signed copy!
Book Signing (Joy Street): 3 p.m.
We Stopped Forgetting
Minnesota Trilogy
VIDAR SUNDSTØL
Norwegian author Vidar Sundstøl earned
the Riverton Prize for best Norwegian
crime novel of the year for the first of his
Minnesota Trilogy books, The Land of
Dreams.
Book Signings (Joy Street): 1 pm &
5 pm
ELLEN MARIE JENSEN
During the immigration period of 1880-1940 an
unknown number of Sámi people (the indigenous
people of Northern Norway, Sweden, Finland, and
the Kola Peninsula of Russia) left Sápmi (Samiland; “Lapland”) for North America alongside
Nordic peoples. The storytellers in this book give
moving accounts of the history of their ancestors
and tell their own stories of cultural revitalization.
Book Signing (Joy Street): 2 p.m.
.
Copenhagen Hall
FOOD
SHOPPING
Angelo’s Fish Boil.................................2
Traditional fish boil, kneffla, pancakes
Dakota Sun Gardens Winery..............27
Wines, jellies, syrup
Granrud’s Lefse..................................24
The official lefse of Norsk Høstfest
Fuglestad Pottery..............................13
Pottery
Land O’Lakes Ice Cream.....................29
Høstfest University Store..................11
Supplies, register for classes
M&S Concessions...............................26
Food & beverages
M&S Pub.............................................28
Beer
Beverage Booth.................................23
Oof-da Tacos........................................1
Tacos, elephant ears, taco salads
Spud Hogs............................................4
Baked potato and Cloverdale sausage
Tivoli Café ............................................3
Æbelskiver, Danish pastries
Tollefson Family Grill.........................25
2013 Chester award winning booth
Smoked pork chops, pulled pork sandwiches
INFORMATION
Lusk Scandia Woodworks..................21
Woodcarving and woodenware
Musikk Butikk....................................30
CDs, tapes and memorabilia
Stan & Jo’s Handmade Knives............14
Handmade hunting knives
Silver of Norway.................................20
Sølje earrings, pins, pendants
ENTERTAINMENT
Games of Høstfest............................27a
Knock the Fleas off The Black Plague Rat and
Ring the Troll’s Antlers
Norsk Angora.......................................6
2014 Chester award winning booth - spinning wool
Phil Holtan Woodturning...................15
2013 Chester award winner; turned wooden bowls
RM Enstad..........................................19
Maritime rope-making games
Rosemaling by Mary Schliep...............8
Plates, tree trims, benches, jewelry, cards
Torben Jarlstrøm Clausen....................5
Danish paper cutting
Groven Grindrygg..............................12
Operations Office...............................31
Stabbur..............................................22
Norwegian knives & blades
Scandinavian Flag Weaving...............16
2012 Chester award winning booth
Handwoven flags, table settings
Get your 2015
Commemorative
rosemaled button at
Touchstone Energy’s
booth on Chester Ave
The official sponsor
of Copenhagen Hall
Artisan Village
Touchstone Energy® Cooperatives supports the main
entertainment stage providing hi-definition audio and video for
the performances in the Great Hall of the Vikings. The cooperatives also gives away cookies, two TVs and commemorative
buttons designed each year for Høstfest at their Chester Avenue
location.
To win one of the TVs, sign up at the Touchstone Energy booth; drawings will be held Friday and Saturday nights.
Touchstone Energy also sponsors a radio booth each year with
radio hosts from across the state broadcasting live throughout
Høstfest.
Copenhagen Hall
The Indian and
the White Guy!
$75/three-hour class • $150 full-day class
Check box office or hostfest.com/hu for availability
VIKING AGE CARVING: Learn and practice various
types of diamond cuts used in Viking Age carving
BUNAD EMBROIDERY: Learn to create beautiful,
hand-stitched embroidery found on a Norwegian
bunad (national costume).
NÅLBINDING: Learn the Finnish stitch and how to
craft a small coin purse.
SAMI RING MAKING: Using spun pewter thread,
students will braid, twist and weave patterns into an
exquisite bracelet that fastens with a button made of
shed reindeer antler.
SWEDISH CLOG DANCING: Students will learn basic rhythmic and percussive steps to Swedish music.
SCANDINAVIAN TABLET WEAVING: Dig into a craft
with its beginnings in the Bronze Age as students
learn the basics of weaving tablet-woven bands that
can be used as belts, purse straps, or trims on clothing items.
CARVING A SCANDINAVIAN ORNAMENT: Learn
how to carve safely and efficiently using a very sharp
whittling knife and make an ornament you can
proudly display.
Perennial Høstfest favorites
Williams and Ree are back
and ready to get you giggling! Take a seat and enjoy
the back and forth banter of
a couple of really funny guys
who always have something
to say.
RICKY NELSON
REMEMBERED
Back by popular demand!
Matthew and Gunnar Nelson (with the Vees) relive
the music and memories
of their father, Rock ‘n Roll
Hall of Famer Ricky Nelson
in this multi-media showcase.
KNOCK THE FLEAS
off the Black Plague Rat!
CARVING A DALA HORSE: Students learn to carve
this iconic Swedish horse that they can later wear on
a pendant, attach it to a key ring.
FIGURE WOODCARVING: Enjoy learning about
Scandinavian folk art history and all aspects of figure
carving while you carve a caricature.
ARCTIC FLUTE MAKING: Students will take a “journey” through the basic native historical use of wind
instruments found in the indigenous folk groups in
the Arctic region of Scandinavia
FELTING WORKSHOP: Learn how to felt the old
fashioned way as they did, and still do in Norway.
OJIBWA FLUTE WORKSHOP: Student will learn of
the flute while making one with their own hands.
NATIVE JEWELRY MAKING: Within this workshop
you will have the opportunity to try your hand at
creating your own native American artistic design.
Try your hand at the Høstfest-Heritage Foundation’s
Official Games of Høstfest! Try to “Knock the Fleas Off The
Black Plague Rat” and “Ring The Troll’s Antler”!
HHF proud to welcome Paradiso as the sponsor of the Games
of Høstfest 2015.
Helsinki Hall
4a
4
ENTERTAINMENT
4
2 Sølje
3
5
Nordic Kitchen...........................1
8 Bank
Sponsored by Dacotah
3
Author’s Corner........................20
Sponsored by Xcel Energy
7
Joy
Street
Great Hall
INFORMATION
Entrance
6
Operations Office.....................14
SHOPPING
Bitz of Wood...............................7
2
Bentwoods kitchen items
Bob’s Bentwood Boxes.............16
Rosemaled
12bentwood boxes
1
Brademeyer Chipcarving.........17
Chipcarving, Scandinavian art
8
3
2
9
DL Johnson................................6
Høstfest
Wood ornaments and crosses, earrings
Operations
Finnish Designs..........................3
13
Scandinavian
lights, rugs
Hagge Spinning.......................18
Fiber spinning and handknits
Troll’s Stage
e
Irene’s Favorite Things.............13
Finnish & Scandinavian gifts
19
10
11
9Minot10Prairie Quilt Guild.........15
17
16
Helsinki Hall
11
Jacobs Lefse Bakeri..................19
Lefse, pastry boards
18
12
13
15
14
Raffle tickets, handmade items
36
k
M&S
35Enterprises.......................12
Birch snowmen & santas
34
1
Stockholm Hall
Nordic Connections...................5
Scandinavian gifts
Nordic Trader...........................11
31
Viking Age jewelry reproductions
Norsk Carvings...........................8
24
32& licorice
Scandinavian candies
30
25
29
26
— In Memoriam —
STEINAR KARLSEN
The Norsk Høstfest
Dale Horse Stage
family was saddened
to hear Steinar Karlsen
has made the journey
to Valhalla. Steinar’s
many wonderful
contributions are found in
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his chainsaw carvings found
throughout Høstfest.
Thursday only! Hand-knit
sweaters will be showcased
as the master of ceremonies tells of the background and origins of each
sweaters. Models in this
program range in age from
infants to octogenarians.
10 am, Skien Mezzanine.
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27
Simonson’s Jewelry....................9
Spoon rings, stone & pewter jewelry
Woodcarvings by Seeland.......10
Woodcarvings
Nordic HandKnit Sweater
Program
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2
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lefse master competition
Watch competitors battle
16 for the ultimate title
4
13
of “Lefse Master” Daily, 2:30, Lefse Mezzanine
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15
Wednesday: Høstfest Celebrities Cookoff
5
Thursday: Marketplace Semi-Finals
Friday: Home of Lefse Semi-Finals
Saturday: Championship Title Competition
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Register to win
a free pair of
Troentorp Clogs
from Sweden!
One drawing
held every day.
Reykjavik Hall
Nordic Kitchen
presents the Nordic Kitchen!
The Nordic Kitchen, sponsored by Dacotah Bank, features Scandinavian chefs and food artists. You will learn firsthand
how to make Nordic delicacies and leave with FREE recipes! Meet guest chefs after each demonstration at Dacotah
Bank’s table, located in Helsinki Hall.
JENNIFER DALQUIST: Join Jennifer Dalquist, a thirdSTINE AASLAND Stine Aasland, of Telegeneration family member working at Nordic Ware. She
will make some great Scandinavian recipes and you will
also learn about new Nordic Ware products, Wednesday
and Thursday.
STIG HANSEN: Born in Denmark, Hansen has been
helping people across the world explore, discover or
rediscover Danish culinary heritage. Learn how to dish
up delicious servings of authentic Danish cooking Old
World recipes. He is the author of Cooking Danish — A
Taste of Denmark.
SUSAN DALQUIST BRUST: Susan Dalquist Brust,
daughter of Nordic Ware founders Dave and Dorothy
Dalquist, will be in the Nordic Kitchen on Friday & Saturday creating Scandinavian specialties with the company
products!
PATRICE JOHNSON: Patrice Johnson is a Nordic food
geek and meatball historian who loves to give old Scandinavian recipes a modern spin. She is a food and culture
writer, cooking class instructor, and lutefisk visionary.
WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 a.m. .......................Stig Hansen, Rullepølse (pork “sausage”)
11 a.m. .................................. Patrice Johnson, Parsnip cupcakes
12:30 p.m...........................................................Jennifer Dalquist
Cardamon cake, rosettes & æbelskiver
2 p.m. ........................Stig Hansen, Rugbrød, pumpernickel bread
3 p.m. .........................Tumble Swede, Snapas & Aquavit pairings
4:30 p.m. .......................................Patrice Johnson, Fried herring
5:30 p.m. ................................. Stine Aasland, Norwegian waffles
THURSDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 a.m. .... Stig Hansen, Frikadeller med rødkål & brue kartofler
Danish meatballs with red cabbage & caramel potatoes
TheJohnson
11 a.m. .................................................................Patrice
Swedish meatballs served bahn mi style with quick-pickled slaw
12:30 p.m...........................................................Jennifer Dalquist
Cardamom cake, rosettes & æbelskiver
2 p.m. .....................................Stig Hansen, Gravad laks med sovs
Dill-cured salmon with sauce
4:30 p.m. .................. Patrice Johnson, Ärtsoppa with Thai curry,
coconut milk, and lime; served with fried lefse crisps
mark, Norway, has dedicated the past 10
years to waffles. She started selling waffles at
her gas station when she was 21. At age 25,
she founded the company Telemarksora in
Norway, which provides freshly made Norwegian waffles to retail stores. The company
was successful and Stine was named “Female Entrepreneur
of the Year” in 2010. In 2014, Stine sold the company and
moved to the United States and started Norsk Vaffel. She
published a cookbook about waffles in 2012 that became
a bestseller in Norway. Now the cookbook has been translated into English as “We Love Waffles”.
TUMBLE SWEDE: The culinary side project of the Old
Ballard Liquor Company Distillery, Tumble
Swede focuses on contemporary Nordic
Cuisine as interpreted by the Scandinavian
immigrant culture of the Pacific Northwest.
The hottest new food trend in Scandinavia:
“Snapas” is Tapas for Snaps.
Join Distiller-Chef Lexi through Tumble
Swede for a series of exciting and elegant modern Nordic
small bites, carefully designed for flavor pairing with the
festival’s featured Aquavits. Learn about flavor pairing,
spicing and presentation ideas for this elegant new Scandinavian experience.
FRIDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 a.m. ................................................Stig Hansen, Smørrebrød
Danish open-faced sandwiches
11 a.m. .................................................................Patrice Johnson
Rye-dill blini with quick-pickled beets and creme fraiche
12:30 p.m................................................... Susan Dalquist Brust
Swedish pancakes, Danish dumpling soup, Norwegian krumkake
2 p.m. .................................................... Stig Hansen, Boller i seleri
Meatballs in celery root sauce
4:30 p.m. .............................. Patrice Johnson, Savory æbelskiver
SATURDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 a.m. .................................... Stig Hansen, Føselsdagslagkage
Danish Birthday layer cake
11 a.m. ............................................. Patrice Johnson, Kladdkaka
by
12:30sponsored
p.m...................................................
Susan Dalquist Brust
Swedish pancakes, Danish dumpling soup, Norwegian krumkake
2 p.m. ........................... Stig Hansen, Stegt flæsk med persillesovs
Fried bacon with parsley sauce
4:30 p.m. .................Patrice Johnson, Beet-brined chicken wings
Oslo Hall
aquavit
bar
AQUAVIT
BAR
Come visit the Aquavit Bar in Oslo Hall, and join us
on an engaging adventure of Aquavit. Here you will
learn the history behind this Scandinavian spirit, what
“snaps” are, how to pair the drink with food, and best
of all, how to do a proper Skål! The Aquavit Bar serves
six different flavors of Aquavit which is available as a
shot or served in a delicious cocktail.
OPTION 8
IT’S OK TO BE A (SPUD) HOG
What is a Spud Hog you may ask? Well, it is the
most fantastic Cloverdale sausage baked inside a
potato! Top it with your choice of cheddar, bacon,
sour cream, and onions and you have a Spud Hog!
Located in Copenhagen & Olso Halls.
Oslo Hall
FOOD
The Aquavit Bar .................................10
Bethany Lutefisk Dinner......................1
Lutefisk, meatballs, biscuits & gravy
En To Tre ............................................11
Taste of Norway lunch $35 • Fine dining $55
Beverage Booth...................................4
Oggies’ Café.........................................2
Swedish meatball dinner
Scandinavian cocktails
Sons of Norway....................................3
Information
Spud Hogs............................................8
Baked potato with Cloverdale smoked brat
The Walleye Viking Ship.......................7
Walleye, fries, pie
SHOPPING
Musikk Butikk......................................6
CDs and show memorabilia
Stabbur Grill........................................9
SRT
Burgers, fries, turkey, roast beef
Thor Lodge Food Booth.....................12
Lapskaus, rundstykker
The Official Communication
Center of Norsk Høstfest
11
9
5
8
12
Sidewalk
Café
7
Åsgard
IP Room
13
6
presents
Sons of Norway
3
Oslo Hall
4
2
1
14
3
2
M&S
Concess.
7
Lutefisk
Dinner
1
1
Oslo Hall
Dine in style at En To Tre
TASTE OF NORWAY LUNCH• $35 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., 3-course meal (Wed-Sat.) FINE DINING • $55 5 p.m., 6-course meal (Wed-Sat.)
T
reat yourself to fine dining during your Høstfest stay.
Norwegian chefs have flown across the Atlantic to serve you!
Dishes include smoked salmon, juniper-cured reindeer and beef tenderloin — fine fare for even the most discerning of palates.
Stop by En To Tre in Oslo Hall and check out the menu and make
your reservation!
Stage
Festival Map
TJ Murphy’
Skien Mezzanine is
located above Chester
Avenue and is accessed
by either elevator or
stairs on Chester Avenue.
Viking Village
Nordic Greens
Skien Mezzanine
Berserker Breezeway
Main Stage
Tromsø
Cultural
Village
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7:30 am - 9 pm
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Station
Minot, ND 58701
U.S.A.
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Reykjavik Hal
Festival Map
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Great Hall of Vikings, upper concourse
5
8
Skien Mezzanine
7
Åsgard
VIP Room
13
Sons of Norway
3
Oslo Hall
TJ Murphy’s
4
2
1
Lutefisk
Dinner
1
2
3
M&S
Concess.
Bjøro Boulevard
1
7
6
Import
Shop
6
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5
4a
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Trondheim
Hall
7
8
Main Stage
14
6
presents
Mezzanine is
above Chester
and is accessed
er elevator or
n Chester Avenue.
Great Hall
of the Vikings
Great Hall
Entrance
2 Sølje
3
5
3
7
Joy
Street
6
8
3
2
2
12
9
1
Høstfest
Operations
Media
Room
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20
18 17
Chester Avenue
1
3
2
SRT 16
4
Stairs to
Great Hall
and Skien
Mezzanine
8
38 37
7
6
Sidewalk Café
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55
General
Store
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48 49
46 45 44 43 42 41
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Høstfest
Souvenirs
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Reykjavik Hall
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Old Tyme
Kettle Corn
12
35
43
44
30
25
31
24
32
Sidewalk
Café
16
29
26
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15
14
1
Stockholm Hall
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27
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19 20
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Dale Horse Stage
16
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5
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Helsinki Hall
11
10
Coat
Check
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9
39
5
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17a
59
Leif Eriksson
Millennium
Hall
15 13
56
22
T ickets
1
47
12
19
10
Troll’s Stage
Chester Avenue
8
14
6
52
13
1a
13
15
MDU Message
Center
5
Elevator
Touchstone
Energy
Stage
Scandi
12
Sidewalk
Café
12
46
Viggy’s Restaurant
11
10
9
6
LEGO
7
Avenue and is accessed
by either elevator or
stairs on Chester Avenue.
Reykjavik Hall
Baroness of Beef................................55
Hot beef sandwiches
Dakota Finnish Society........................9
Finnish beef stew, bread pudding
Pride of Dakota Products...................30
Jan’s Creations...................................32
Swedish doilies, Austrian crystal
Red Cedar Artists...............................33
Metal sculptures
Scandia Kicksled................................22
Scandinavian kicksleds and gifts
Grea
Scandi-Mania.....................................42
of the
Icelandic inspired items
Beverage Booth............................52,57
Mexican Munchies ..............................8
Chicken wraps, nachos
Malchow’s Norwegian Furniture..................35
Chairs, ottomans, sofas, tables
Norsk Vaffel .......................................56
Norwegian waffles with a twist
Mikey’s Country Candy......................46
Scanport.............................................14
Jewelry, pixie dolls
Molly Me of Norway...........................15
Trolls, bunads, wool items
Shirts, Etc...........................................28
Rosemaled sweatshirts, cardigans
Musikk Butikk....................................19
CDs, DVDs and memorabilia
Silent Auction....................................20
Auction ends at 5 p.m. daily
Scandi................................................53
ND Wooly Girls...................................26
Wool, felt wearables, misc.
Souvenir Butikk...................................2
Norsk Høstfest souvenirs & merchandise
Scandi Salat.......................................54
1 Jarlsberg cheese
Salads with
Norwex...............................................23
20 products
Microfiber cloths, cleaning
Wagner’s
2 Wagon..................................7
Kuchen, fudge, pecan pie
Øivold Rosepainting & Knitting........10
Rosepainting & knitting
1
2
Painting Norway..............................17a
Touchstone
Paintings
Energy
Stavern Dukkemakeri........................12
19
18 17
SRT 16
15
Porcelain dolls
MDU
Message
Steller Handcrafted Goods................37
Center
Mittens, gloves, coats
5
3
4
Tatting By Judy..................................38
Elevator
Doilies, jewelry, gift items
Pastry Shoppe, Bakery.......................40
27 Rosettes, krumkake, lefse
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4
Black Hills & Badlands.......................45
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Brekke Travel.....................................25
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Juven Tours & Travel..........................48
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Center...............43
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SHOPPING
19
AKK Unique
Gifts...............................31
11
Gingerbread décor, ornaments
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Blue Willy Clothing..............................3
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Clog Shop.............................................1
Swedish clogs, rosemaling
22
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Høstfest
Souvenirs
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25
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Designs by Susan...............................24
Jewelry, scarves, crystal nail files
19
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7
Fuglestad Pottery..............................38
59
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presents
Reykjavik Hall
3
4
Debbie’s Doll Dresses........................39
Nordic 18” doll costumes
Designs by Mary Ann Bergeron...........4
Jewelry
Lei
Mi
15 13
Baltic Inspirations, Inc.........................5
Woolen apparel, capes, hats
Best Magnetic Jewelry.......................36
General
Store
50
51
47
Sidewalk Café
Operations Office.................................6
5
Otterness Farm/Kings
Road...............11
15
Vesterheim Museum..........................49
6
14
21 Telemark....................................47
16
Visit
7
1
T ickets
Products of Norway...........................51
Stage
24
Hovden Formal Farm Wear................18
Busserull shirt bunad
Ma’s Cupboard...................................29
Hardanger, lighted baskets
Old Tyme Kettle Korn.........................21
Kettle korn, root beer, nuts
25
ParsonEdge........................................34
Scandinavian knives
Scandi
a
General Store.....................................50
Scandinavian cheese, meat, crackers
Main Stage
FOOD
9
10
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Old Ty
Kettle
Reykjavik Hall
Thor’s Lefse DVD.........................................................13
Instructional lefse DVD
Torild Velure Hats.......................................................17
Vevstova......................................................................16
Handweaving items, table runners
Vitality Inc...................................................................27
Emu oil, skin care lotions
Buy Scandinavian foods
in Marketplace Foods’
General Store!
This is the perfect place to get
Jarlsberg Cheese, Siggi’s skyr,
Scandinavian sausages, herring
from Olsen’s Fish Company and
much more! Crackers, jams,
meats, candies — it is the stop to purchase imported
Scandinavian food!
Have a cushy tushy …
C
ome try delicious, traditional home-
made food prepared by our cheerful
Norwegian chefs! These amazing dishes
including Icelandic baked cod, Norwegian fish soup, and Norwegian waffles will make you
come back for more. We guarantee you won’t be able
to put your fork down. At Scandi, people often ask
for the chef ’s recipes and now you can have them! In the
chefs’ new cookbook — A Taste of Scandinvia — you
will find some of the courses from Scandi recipes in
addition to a selection of other very traditional
Scandinavian dishes!
Sponsored by Marketplace Foods
The Row 8 cushion was
created in honor of Harlow
Hageness, who always requested Row 8 in the Great
Hall. Make sure you sit in
comfort by purchasing this
limited edition seat cushion.
Charge
up with
Scandimonium
leaving you drained?
Get recharged with
SRT! Stop by our
booth on Chester
Avenue to charge
your phone.
Baltic Crossing
European folk music is given a youthful twist by
the five members of Baltic Crossing—so named
because whenever the group meets, it requires at
least one member to cross the Baltic Sea. The band
combines Scandinavian fiddles, Northumbrian
bagpipes, guitar, and double bass rhythm in their
highly entertaining, cross cultural shows.
8
Åsgard
VIP Room
12
Stockholm Hall
Sidewalk
Café
7
presents
13
14
6
Sons of Norway Nordic Designs...................................30
Rosemaling & jewelry
Lutefisk
Rosemaling by Nancy
Pewter buttons & jewelry
DinnerSchmidt..........28
Daughters of Norway.........................33
Painted wood/small furniture 1
4
2
Amazing Life Products.........................6
Scandinavian Marketplace..................1
3 infrared sauna
2
1 Healthmate
M&S
FOOD
Books, flatware, humor items
Concess.
Ambulance / First Aid Copeland’s Norwegian Rosemaling.......... 31
1
7
Augustana Lutheran Church..............42
Import
Scandia House International...............2
Norwegian rosemaled items
2014 Chester award winner — Rice pudding
Embroidered items
Shop
6
6
Conlin’s Furniture................................5
Bethany Lutheran Church..................43
Scandinavian Gift Shop.....................13
Ekornes Stressless Chairs
Søt suppe, biscuits, gravy
5
Ekelund
6 linens
Crystal Collection Reindeer...............14
Beverage Booth.................................36
SNÖ – Scandi Natural Outerwear......18
Knives, jewelry, reindeer items
7
2014 Chester award winner
Christ Lutheran Church......................39
Easy Times..........................................15
Handknit hats, mittens and more
2012 Chester award winner — Pøtet Klub
Windsocks, name frames
2 Sølje
4a
S. Sheppard,
Handweaver.................22
4
3
Cloverdale Café..................................11
Elentari Håndwerk.............................19
4
Handwoven linens & clothing
Sausage & eggs, brats
Nordic jewelry
Stanley’s Sugarbush..........................10
Daarthe’s Bread Pudding...................31
5
8
Flemming Petersen & Co......................4
Maple
3 syrup
2011 Chester award-winner — bread pudding
Handcrafted woodworks
Swedart..............................................24
7
6
First Lutheran Church........................44
Franklin Product Co. .........................20
Sami jewelry, santas
Great
Hall
Rømmegrøt
Norwegian belts, wallets, cutlery
Entrance
Ulmer Stoneware...............................25
Funnel Cakes, Cheese Curd................35
Helga’s Rosemaling............................23
Stoneware pottery
Funnel cakes, cheese curds, shakes
Ornaments, clocks, plates
Urweg8Nordic Tribal Jewelry
3 ..............25
2
Grandma E’s Donuts...........................45
Home of Lefse......................................9 2 Handmade Viking silver jewelry
Large drop donuts, mini donuts
Make your own lefse and eat it too!
Wald Works........................................29
Keela’s Concessions...........................40
12
JB Silver & Goldsmiths.........................3
9 jewelry cases
Norwegian hotdog, kneflakraut
1 Cedar trunks,
Custom gold & silver jewelry
ZBO Unique Travel Boutique.............27
LEGOs with Dan Parker........................7
Women’s clothing
Høstfest
Operations
St. Peter’s Gyros.................................30
Meadow Lake Studio.........................21
Gyros, baklava
Media Rosemaling on wood & clothing 13
19
18 17
10
16
Room
Viking on a Stick................................41
1aMinot Hockey Boosters Raffle
Troll’s Stage
11
The Official Airline of
Viggy’s Restaurant.............................46
Chevrolet 13
Cruze/Ekornes
12chair..........................32
SRT 16
15
15
Montana
Threads...............................16
Norsk
Høstfest
MDU Message
8
14
Purses, scarves, shawls, hats
Center
11
12
13
14
9 10
8
Stairs to
5
4
Great Hall
34
38 37
36
35
Elevator
1
and Skien
39
7
Mezzanine
INFORMATION
SHOPPING
3
Oslo Hall
Operations Office...............................12
183 Trading Co...................................26
Bjøro Boulevard
Trondheim
Hall
Great Hall
of the Vikings
Joy
Street
DELTA AIR LINES
Helsinki Hall
Chester Avenue
Shhhhh….
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T ickets
There are great
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Scandinavian items
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on1 the Silent Auction
Leif Eriksson
42
Sidewalk
in Reykjavik
Hall.
Millennium
General
2
Café
Store
Check them out!
Hall
Høstfest
50
Souvenirs
Auction ends every day Coat
Check
at 5 p.m. and items can be
5
2
14 picked up between 5-7 p.m.
4
All proceeds go to
46
15 13
Viggy’s
Restaurant
1
Høstfest In3 The Schools.
16 12
Stockholm Hall
2
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21
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Dale Horse Stage
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LEGO
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Stockholm Hall
A Dala for no dolla
C
hildren can
take home a Dala
NORSK VAFFEL
We Love Vaffles – do you? NEW
this year is Norwegian Waffle Queen
Stine Aasland who will tantalize your
taste buds with her famous twist on
the Norwegian waffle. And as a bonus, you can purchase a copy of her
new We Love Waffles book! Find her
booth in Reykjavik Hall.
horse of their very
own, thanks to
First International
Bank and Trust.
All students on
school field trips
and those coming
with families will
be able to pick up
a free Dala horse
cutout (while supplies last).
Play with LEGOS, compliments of Enbridge
Check out the LEGO area presented by Enbridge in
Stockholm Hall. Try out
your LEGO building skills
in the nonstructured play
area, or simply check out the
display of LEGO creations by
LEGO professional builder Dan
Parker. It will leave you wondering
how on earth people could think
of building such elaborate structures from small plastic blocks. Make sure
you also check out the creations made in Scandinavian Youth Camp!
Make Your Own Lefse (and eat it too!)
Come to Home of
Lefse booth to learn
how to make your
own lefse! Learn the
skills it takes to make
one of Scandinavia’s most loved food.
The best part is, you can eat it too!
Follow us
Keep your
camera handy!
Keep an eye out for the
wondrous things you may
see including Queen Elsa &
Olaf, the wandering Dala
Horse, Scandinavian trolls,
Hans Christian Andersen,
Stone Troll Family, and
watch out for Grandma
Schatz!
Things to see
SOLLI-TANGEN
Brothers Didrik and Emil Solli-Tangen from Telemark,
Norway, take the Oslo Hall stage with their 7-piece
orchestra to share their incredible voices and
musical range. Both men are classically trained
opera singers, and their mastery of melodic favorites
from across the centuries captivates audiences.
Squeezebox
Mollie Busta, a
popular performer
on RFD-TV,
will be showcasing
her vocal abilities
and talents on the
Oslo Hall stage
at Norsk Høstfest
every day.
Come to Elsa’s Bookstore on Joy Street to
shop among our children’s selection and
Scandinavian historical and cultural sections.
Visit Telemark!
Discover Telemark
SKIEN
Discover Telemark from the archipelagos at the coast to the ski resorts in the mountains. Telemark is a county of diversity and there is something fun for everyone to experience. We welcome you to come to our booth in Reykavik Hall and
discover Telemark!
A family tradition
Fine
porcelain
Goldsmith has been the family profession for four generations. Visit Master
Goldsmith Jørgen Sando and see his
creations, including specialty silver
and brooches for Bunads. Sando is
a member of “Norges Gullsmedforbund” (directly translated into “The
Norwegian Goldsmith Association”),
founded by great-grandfather Kolbjørn Sando.
Renowned artisans
Porsgrund Porselaensfabrik
(porcelain factory) was
established in 1885. Throughout
the years since, we have been
known for a strong focus on
design, craft, traditions and high
quality. PP has been dedicated
to creating high quality products
with strong designs, from the
finest porcelain. Today, more and
more of our historic designs are
becoming valued collector’s items.
Anlaug Buen is from Tuddal, a small village in the
mountains of Telemark. Growing up in an environment with folk music, rosepainting, art and different
crafts, she is educated in traditional arts, with specialization in textiles. She uses local folk costumes and
old techniques for inspiration to create new outfits.
Jonny Andvik is established both as a printmaker, painter and illustrator. He lives and works
in Telemark, Norway. Andvik’s work has been
exhibited in Norway, America and many parts of
Europe, including London, Stockholm, Gothenburg, Munich and Venice. Andvik is considered
one of the foremost figurative painters of his
generation in Scandinavia. See his works on display in Copenhagen Hall.
Ski-making demonstrations
Morgedal SKI is a company that specialized in making hand-made natural wooden skis. Using time honored traditions,
they work through the whole process from
finding the right tree in the forest to carving the final designs on the finished skis
surface.
At the Telemark booth, you can see Tarjei
Gjelstad, Director of the Norwegian Ski
Museum in Morgedal, making wooden
skis, and you can hear more about the
fantastic story of Sondre Norheim, the
father of modern skiing.
Noteworthy
Watch
out
...
Grandma
Schatz
is on
the move!
The Høstfest-Heritage
Foundation and Souris
Valley Dental Group
want to officially
welcome our sponsors
and financial donors
to Høstfest 2015 and
the Åsgard VIP Room.
Without our sponsors’
generous support
many of the annual
festival events and attractions would not be
possible. “Thank You!”
Proudly Presents
Torben Jarlstrøm Clausen
Danish Paper Cutter
Copenhagen Hall
Ossian Kidholm
Norwegian Spinner
of Angora Wool
Copenhagen Hall
Niels Mikkelsen
Danish Viking Blacksmith
Viking Village
Official Hotels of Norsk Høstfest
Tromsø Cultural Village
Listen to Sami fairytales in the lavvos, play traditional
Norwegian games and try your hand at Nordic arts & crafts
HU Workshop Classes
An important element of Tromsø
Cultural Village is education. No
matter what you see or do during your visit here, the goal is
for you to learn something
new about the unique cultures
celebrated within this hall. One
way to make this happen is
through a variety of workshops,
where the theme is “learning by
doing.” Inside Tromsø Cultural Village, you’ll be invited to do things. Learn
Sami braiding techniques, try your hand at the art of
felting using wool from Norwegian sheep, native flute
making and much more. Try something new, ask a lot
of questions, and be prepared to leave with new skills
and knowledge unique to the experience found here.
ARCTIC FLUTE MAKING: Students will take a
“journey” through the basic native historical use of
wind instruments found in the indigenous folk groups
in the Arctic region of Scandinavia.
FELTING WORKSHOP: Learn how to felt the old
fashion way as they did, and still do in Norway. You
will be able to make decorative ornament, a neat seating mat, a pair of slippers or pot holders.
OJIBWA FLUTE WORKSHOP: Student will learn
of the flute while making one with their own hands.
NATIVE JEWELRY MAKING: Within this workshop you will have the opportunity to try your hand at
creating your own native American artistic design.
Culinary Theatre
Each day, take a seat in the Polaris Café area and
enjoy a culinary presentation you won’t find anywhere else! Charming Arctic ladies will show off
their food knowledge and cooking abilities during a
stage demonstration that’s guaranteed to make you
work up an appetite (you may even be able to score
a sample!). From pickled herring to jønnbrød, you’ll
have a chance to see some real Scandinavian favorites
brought to life in this flavorfull presentation.
Ongoing activities
The sights, sounds, and activities inside Tromsø
Cultural Village are many — you’ll undoubtedly find something to pique your
interest simply by strolling through the
area. Make sure you keep your eyes
open for the Tipi and Lavvo village
where you can come rest for a bit
and learn about Arctic and Native
heritage, traditions and culture. Enthusiastic teachers will be there to tell ancient
fairytales, show you traditional games, and
even teach you a few words in another language.
Try your hand at making a rock troll to take home
as a souvenir from your visit, or learn a bit about the
technique of felting and braiding. The possibilities are
endless!
Polaris Café
It’s where two cultures collide and the results are
nothing short of delicious. Polaris Café inside Tromsø Cultural Village is anchored by Native Chef Fern
Gronvold and Arctic Chef Gunn Torild, who will
prepare authentic dishes from their cultures for guests
to enjoy. Breakfast and lunch are served daily in the
café, and include smoked salmon, blueberry pudding,
hunter’s stew, lapskaus and much more. Come hungry
and ready to experience a trip around the world at a
table in the Polaris Café!
Noteworthy
2015 SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN
HALL OF FAME HONOREES
GEORGE C HALVORSON
DAHLQUIST FAMILY
ROBERT ASP
George C.
Halvorson is
considered a giant in the health
care industry and
is credited with
building Kaiser
Permanente
into the nation’s
largest managed
care company and hospital system in
his tenure as its chief executive. He has
more than 30 years of health care management experience, including positions
in his native Minnesota, and now serves
as chair and CEO for The Institute for
InterGroup Understanding and as chair
for the California First 5 Commission
for Children and Families. Halvorson is
of Norwegian descent and a graduate
of Concordia College (MN). Presenting Halvorson’s award will be Concordia
College president emeritus Dr. Paul
Dovre.
Every respectable
kitchen cabinet in
the US contains the
item that brought
Dorothy and the late
H. David Dahlquist
fortune, if not
fame: the Bundt
pan. In 1946 the
Dahlquists founded
a small family business in Minneapolis
manufacturing aluminum products, and
after a request for a pan with a hole in
the center, similar to one used in “the
old country,” David and his brother
Mark developed what became one of
the most recognized shapes in baking.
The story of Nordic Ware is a story of
the American Dream -- and of a family carrying on a legacy. Dorothy is of
Danish descent and David’s heritage was
Swedish. Presenting the award will be
David Dahlquist, son of the founders
and president of Nordic Ware.
Robert Asp
dreamed of
building a Viking
ship by hand.
Not only did
he do it, but it
eventually sailed
to the land of its
inspiration and
forebears, Norway. Asp’s Hjemkomst” (“homecoming”
in Norwegian) is a full-scale replica of
the Viking ship Gokstad discovered
in a burial mound in Norway in 1880.
Constructed over a period of six years
in Hawley, Minnesota, Hjemkomst is
now on permanent display at The Heritage Hjemkomst Interpretive Center in
Moorhead, Minnesota. Although Asp
died six months after completing his
Hjemkomst, a crew of 12 that included
his three sons and daughter carried out
the builder’s original dream of sailing
Hjemkomst to Norway.
FREE nightly dances at Høstfest!
Cognizant Technology Solutions is once again
proud to sponsor FREE nightly dances each
evening at 8 pm on the Skien Mezzanine.
NIGHTLY BANDS
Wednesday/Thursday The Fugitives
Friday/Saturday
Every Night
(old-time country)
Dakota Rose
(country/gospel)
Crazy Mountain Express
(division of Ringling 5)
Trondheim Hall
11
IMPORTED
— All the way from
Scandinavia
Sidewalk
Café
12
You don’t have to travel to
13
products — for they are at
Scandinavia to get authentic
14 Høstfest! Shop for Sølje
jewelry, Dale of Norway
sweaters, Scandinavian
Sons of Norway
3
4
SHOPPING
Explorer Norwegian jackets,
2
houseware, and more.
Lutefisk
Dinner
1
M&S
Import Shop......................................1
Concess.
Dale of Norway sweaters
evard
1
7
Import
Shop
Sølie Jewelry.....................................2
Michelle F.....................................................3
6
Clothing, jewelry
6
Polar Mitts.........................................4
Mittens, hats, scarves
5
6
Trondheim
Hall
Lauri Jacobi Designs.........................5
Wool garments & accessories
7
Crown Trout Jewelers........................6
Handcrafted filigree jewelry
Dakota Chappy.................................7
4a
Fur and cashmere clothing
4
4
8
Great Hall
Entrance
5
3
A Special Welcome
6
to Good Sam7 Members
JoyRV Hospitality can be found
in Grandstand’s Carousel.
Street
Open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.,
you’ll find donuts provided
by Marketplace
8 Foods and
coffee. We hope you enjoy
2 stay.
your
12
2 Sølje
3
9
3
2
Shop for
Sølje Jewelry
in Trondheim Hall
and take home a
piece of beauty
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Sponsors
Northland Bus
Morelli’s Distributing Inc.
CO-SPONSORS
4 Bears Casino & Lodge
Applebee’s Neighborhood
Grill & Bar
Best Western Kelly Inn
Brady Martz & Associates, PC
First International Bank
Granite Spring Water & Ice
Harlow’s Bus Service & Sales
IRET
KMOT TV
MDU-Minot
Neset Consulting Service, Inc
ServiceMaster
Sunny 101.9
Tires Plus
Vallely Sport & Marine
SUPPORTING SPONSORS
American Bank Center
C&C Plbg&Htg/
Miller Sheet Metal
Clute Office Equipment
Coach & Four Quality Cars
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Comfort Inn
Computer Store
Conlin’s Furniture
Dakota Fence
Dakota Fire Extinguishers
Dakota Supply Group
Dale of Norway
Deadwood Gulch
Gaming Resort
Digital Office Centre
Don Bessette Motors
Enerbase
Fargo Glass & Paint Co.
Farstad Oil, Inc.
Food Services of America
Gemar Photography
Gooseneck Implement
Historical and Cultural
Society of Clay County
Holiday Inn Riverside
Home of Economy
Homesteaders Restaurant
Hooter & Scooter, Inc.
Hot Wheels Service, Inc.
I Keating Furniture World
International Travel Agency
Jacobsen Music, Inc.
JLG Architects
Lane, Ruth & Lane, Cheryl
Lowe’s Floral
Magic City RV
Magic Needle
Malchow’s Furnishings
Mattson Contruction
McGee, Hankla, Backes,
Dobrovolny
Microtel Inn & Suites
Midwest Motor Express
Minot Electric
Minot Lumber & Hardware
Minot Plumbing & Heating
Minot Restaurant Supply
Moore Engineering, Inc.
Murphy Motors
ND Petroleum Council
Noble Inn
Norseland, Inc.
Northstar Steel
Olsen Fish Company
Peoples State Bank
Qdoba Mexican Grill
Rain For Rent
Rent-A-Wreck
Sanford Health
Sawyer CATV
Schatz Crossroads Truck Stop
Sevens Restaurant
Souris Valley Suites
State Historical Society of ND
Staybridge Suites
Swenson RV
Dr. Guy Tangedahl
The Vegas Motel
The View
Thompson Larson
Funeral Home
Tollefson’s Retail Group, Inc
United Rentals
US Bank
Ward Warehousing
& Distribution Co.
Wells Fargo Bank
Westlie Ford Lincoln Mercury
Wilbur-Ellis
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
Viking Village
OPEN 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M.
This year, Viking Village has expanded to 50+
Vikings! Explore the Village and be prepared to see
history in a very entertaining way! Walk among the
Vikings, explore their unique crafts, and learn about
life during the 8th-11th centuries.
Hear the clash of swords upon shields in Viking
battles performed by trained warriors, learn about Viking Age blacksmithing, and test your physical endurance and agility with Swedish performers, Telge Glima.
Telge Glima is
back!
Viking Descendants
Make sure to meet Icelandic Viking, Jarl Gunnar Olafsson, a direct
descendant of Viking
king, Harald Hardrada.
Viking battles
See the weapons and
armor of the Viking
Age in action as various battle tactics are
demonstrated by trained warriors. Hear the clash of
swords hitting chainmail or axes against shields. Dare
your favorite Viking to fight with a spear and see if he
survives. Feel free to talk with the Viking warriors and
ask questions. They might even dress you for battle, or
at least a photo opportunity.
Archery
Try your hand at Viking
archery with hand-made
longbows (also for sale).
The longbow of the Viking
Age was nearly as tall as
the person holding it and
required quite an arm to
draw an arrow. Arrowheads
of different shapes served
different purposes.
Merchants
Shop among the Viking
merchants for jewelry,
handcarved woodenware,
handmade glass beads, iron
work, clothing, and more.
Entertaining crowds
around the world, Telge
Glima of Sweden performs old Viking games
of strength and agility!
Cheer on your favorite Viking, all while having a
few laughs.
Blacksmithing
Meet the Viking blacksmiths to see hot iron
forged into different
items used in the Viking
Age. Learn about where
iron came from in Scandinavia and how it could
be formed into helmets,
weapons, hinges, or the
bolts used to build the
greatest ships of their
time. Watch our bell
maker from Sweden and
lock maker from Denmark forge items from
scratch! It is a sight to
behold. Pedro Bedard
will also demonstrate repoussé, the old art of hammering designs in bronze.
Woodwork
Scandinavia was full of trees in the Viking Age
and wood was used for every thing from ship to
shields, to spoons and bowls. Make sure to visit
with master carver, Jay Haavik, from Seattle. He
recently finished carving the entire keel of the Oseberg ship replica in Norway and was back there to
carve a wagon this summer.
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