A Norwegian-American story that begins in Voss and unfolds in the stadiums of the American Midwest.

Sámi National Day is a communal day for celebrating the culture and heritage of the Sámi, the indigenous people of the high north regions of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia.

On a garbage dump along the Brooklyn waterfront, hundreds of Norwegian sailors built a fragile community during the interwar years.

An open-air art installation in the forest honoring freedom, democracy, and human dignity.

On October 29, the world’s largest preserved Viking ship made its final voyage to the Museum of the Viking Age.

In July 2025 I joined events in Stavanger marking 200 years since the first emigrants left Norway. From ship replicas to community gatherings, it was a chance to connect past and present.

What happens when U.S. ideas of boundaries meet Norway’s openness? A new view of freedom, trust, and our relationship with the land.

The life of a Jewish shopkeeper in Haugesund reveals how courage and resistance can live in everyday places, and why remembering matters.