Author tnvikings

Congrats to Laura Larsen who was the “high roller” during the Lodge Bowling outing on March 26th.  A wide variety of bowling styles and skills were on display – but more importantly other than a broken fingernail – no major… Continue Reading →

The Trollkretsen Scandinavian Dancers will be performing at the annual International Festival organized by the Oak Ridge Children’s Museum on Saturday, February 18th. The group is led by VOTS members Meg Mabbs and Bill Gooch. Anyone interested in learning more… Continue Reading →

Curling… you have probably watched  it during the Winter Olympics.. or at least have seen the medal winning  Norwegian Mens Curling Team with their outrageous pants.   Join Lodge members on January 8th for a 2 hour introduction to Curling…. Continue Reading →

Lefse has arrived!!!  Cost is $6 per bag or $10 for two bags,  Contact info@tnvikings.org to reserve your holiday lefse now.

Thanks to all who attended the 8th annual Torsk & Meatball dinner.  Special thanks to Darla and Bonnie for organizing the event and to Dee for providing lefse!

Vikings of the Smokies will have a limited amount of frozen lefse for sale at the annual Torsk & Meatball dinner on November 13th.  Packages will be $6 each or 2 for $10. If you are interested, please contact info@tnvikings.org… Continue Reading →

Vikings of the Smokies once again proudly waved the “Red, White and Blue” celebrating Independence Day 2016 while maintaining their Viking Pride!  Look for pictures in the Aug/Sept newsletter!

Thanks to everyone who worked so hard for to make the Syttende Mai event a success!  Bonnie  and her team did an outstanding job and of course, the Trollkretsen Dancers were wonderful!   Takk also to Joan who made two… Continue Reading →

Learn more about the Primstav… a ancient calendar stick used by the Vikings.  Check out the newsletter for more details and plan to join us on April 17th.  This will be a “hands on” opportunity to make your own primstav!

Tusen takk to Clark, Dee, Linda and Francis for their hard work at the recent International Festival hosted by the Oak Ridge Children’s Museum… and takk to Jeannette for providing the beautiful quilt backdrop!