"Keeping traditions from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden since 1937"

Upcoming events

    • 21 Aug 2025
    • 10:00 AM
    • Scramblers, 3939 Britton Pkwy, Hilliard, OH 43026-1964
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    August's SkandiKaffe will be held at Scramblers (also known as Scrambler Marie's) on Britton Parkway in Hilliard, west of the I-270 Interchange. There is plenty of parking and room inside the restaurant. The phone number is 614-431-9040.

    Will you be joining us? Hope to see you there on Thursday, August 21, at 10 AM.

    Please, RSVP so Ben (the event coordinator) and Karen know how many to expect and can have nametags for you. 

    Directions: Scramblers, (or Scrambler Marie's), 3939 Britton Pkwy, Hilliard, OH 43026-1964. Drive across I-270, west on Cemetery Road.  The second light is Britton Parkway. Scramblers is across from McDonalds and on the same side as Mutt & Co. To get there, drive north on Britton Parkway and follow the roundabout to All Seasons Drive.  Scramblers is south from that and at the end of the big Giant Eagle Market District building. 

    • 11 Sep 2025
    • 8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
    • Zoomed online
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    Crossings Concert: Musical Migrations with Laura Loge and Steve Luksan

    Thursday, September 11 8:30 pm-9:30 pm

    • a. Join Vesterheim for a FREE online livestreamed concert, “Crossings Concert: Musical Migrations with Laura Loge and Steven Luksan”.

    • b. Register online on vesterheim.org/folk-art-school/. Click on “Free events”. Please, also, register on the ScandiClub website so that we know who is from the Club (or is related to the Club).

    • c. This experience is sponsored by the Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum and Folk Art School, which is a partner with Crossings 200, celebrating 2025- the 200th anniversary of Norwegians emigrating to the US.

    Join Vesterheim and Luther College for an evening of song commemorating the 200th anniversary of organized Norwegian migration to North America! Soprano Laura Loge and pianist Steven Luksan will share a recital blending classical music, historically popular music (some very silly), and nostalgic chestnuts their grandparents used to sing. With repertoire ranging from the well-known to nearly-forgotten gems researched by the performers, this event is certain to delight music lovers and Norwegian history aficionados alike!

    Laura Loge Biography: Soprano Laura Loge has been hailed for her “luminous stage presence” and “characterful and versatile voice.” Opera roles include Violetta (La Traviata), Musetta (La Bohème), Micaëla (Carmen), Ännchen (Der Freischütz), Lisa (La Sonnambula), La Fée (Cendrillon), Lucy (The Telephone), Pousette (Manon), Guadalena and Ninetta (La Perichole), Rosalinda (Die Fledermaus), Second Lady (Magic Flute), Goddess Diana (Iphigénie en Aulide), Suor Genovieffa (Suor Angelica) and Miss Silverpeal (The Impresario).  She has performed as the soprano soloist in Mozart’s Requiem, Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony and Incidental Music to Egmont, Nielsen’s Symphony no. 3, Fauré’s Requiem, Grieg’s Songs for Soprano and Orchestra and Peer Gynt, Schumann’s Mass and Requiem, Handel’s Messiah, and Verdi’s Requiem. She regularly presents recitals of Nordic art song which has performed across the United States, in Norway, including in Edvard Grieg’s villa. She has released two CDs, Breaking the Language Barrier, and Songs & Piano Music of Edvard Grieg, Op. 33 & 66. Her third album, Der skreg en fugl, featuring world premier recordings of songs by Norwegian women, will be released on Chandos in 2025. Laura is the Artistic Director of of the Nordic Chamber Music Series in Seattle, Music Series Manager at Saint Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral, and the President and Founder of the Northwest Edvard Grieg Society.
    • 27 Sep 2025
    • 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
    • 4250 Woodbridge Rd, Upper Arlington, Ohio 43220
    • 65
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    Please join the Scandinavian Club for our own Höstfest on Saturday, September 27th at Thompson Park (North Shelter House) in Upper Arlington from 1030am to 1230pm 

    Embrace the changing seasons at our annual Höstfest! This cherished autumn celebration brings together our Scandinavian community for a morning of joy, tradition, and camaraderie.

    What's in Store:

    • Fun games for all ages
    • Delicious Scandinavian breakfast spread
    • Catching up with old friends and making new ones

    Annual Club Meeting:

    As part of our festivities, we'll hold a brief but important club meeting. Your voice matters as we:

    • Review our club's achievements and finances
    • Plan exciting events for the coming year
    • Vote in new board members

    Admission:

    Free entry! We kindly ask for advance registration to ensure everyone's well-fed. Donations are warmly welcomed at the door.

    Bring a Taste of Scandinavia:

    Share your culinary skills! Bring a breakfast item, preferably with a Nordic twist:

    • Fresh bread or crisp knäckebröd
    • An array of Scandinavian cheeses (Jarlsberg, anyone?)
    • Colorful veggie toppings for open-faced sandwiches
    • Seasonal fruits or homemade jams

    Don't worry, we've got the coffee ☕, juice , and water covered!

    RSVP:

    Help us prepare for a fantastic morning! Register in advance for a smooth check-in and your personalized name tag.


Scandinavian Club of Columbus is a 501(c)7 non-profit organization. Scandinavian Club of ColumbusP.O Box 14296, Columbus,OH 43214-0296 hej@scandiclub.com

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