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Nordic Exchange Dinner

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Welcome to the Norsk-Svensk Exchange!

Come join us for a special evening at the Leif Erikson Hall as we commemorate this Nordic Exchange betwee our communites.

Join Sons of Norway Leif Erikson Lodge and The Swedish Club on September 25 for a festive evening that includes a full-course dinner (see below) by Acorn Catering and live entertainment (to be announced)!

The cost for this special event is only $15. Come enjoy culture and community between the Leif Erikson Lodge and the Swedish Club, which only happens once a year!

You can RSVP by: 

1. Calling 206-783-1274

2. Emailing LEBArentals@qwestoffice.net

Acorn Catering Menu:

Brun Lapskaus: Rustic Stew Featuring Beef, Carrots, Potatoes, Rutabaga and Leeks.

Mixed Green Salad (GF, DF, Veg.): Features Carrots, Cucumbers, Radishes and Tomatoes with Cranberry Vinaigrette.

Assorted Rolls and Sliced Breads with Butter.

Surmelkfromasj: Buttermilk Custard with Lemon Sauce.

Why the Nordic Exchange?

Events like the Nordic Exchange Dinner, shared between the Swedish Club and the Leif Erikson Lodge, are more than just social gatherings—they’re a celebration of shared heritage and a cornerstone of Nordic collaboration in our community.

The Nordic countries—Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland—each have their own rich cultures and traditions. But here in the Pacific Northwest, these groups have a long history of cooperation, mutual support, and cultural exchange. The Nordic Exchange Dinner continues that tradition by offering us a chance to come together, not just as individual clubs, but as one extended Nordic family.

 

By rotating hosting duties and sharing our music, food, and stories, we strengthen the bonds between our organizations. These events create space for connection, shared identity, and community pride, while also welcoming new generations to experience the diversity and unity of Nordic culture.

In a time when many traditions risk fading, the Nordic Exchange is a vibrant reminder that our cultures are alive, evolving, and stronger together. Collaboration between the Swedish Club, Leif Erikson Lodge, and other Nordic groups ensures that we continue to support one another—and keep our heritage thriving for years to come.

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