"Keeping traditions from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden since 1937"
28 Mai, Wednesday, 8:00-9:15 ET. "Bokprat: The Reindeer of Chinese Gardens" with Barbara Sjoholm.
a. Join Vesterheim for a FREE online Zoom webinar, “Bokprat: The Reindeer of Chinese Gardens" with Barbara Sjoholm.
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.
Dr. Maren Johnson, Luther College's Associate Professor of Nordic Studies and Torgerson Center for Nordic Studies Director, facilitates a monthly bokprat, discussing Scandinavian authors and Scandinavian life. Join us in May for a discussion of The Reindeer of Chinese Gardens with author Barbara Sjoholm.
Norwegian-born Dagny Bergland and her husband arrive in turn-of-the century Port Townsend, Washington, after years of sailing their merchant ship around the globe. They’re just in time for the Yukon Gold Rush and the arrival of a group of Sámi reindeer herders from Lapland on their way to Alaska to supply the ill-prepared miners. Dagny’s journals, beginning in 1897, tell a fresh and riveting history of the Pacific Northwest and its immigrants. A novel of friendship, love, loss, and motherhood, The Reindeer of Chinese Gardens is the story of a remarkable woman who learns to steer a new course in a new country.
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