An adventurous Superlørdag with the Vikings
Published 14 September 2026
Vikings from Lofotr made the trip to Meieriet Library to create fun experiences for all the children who participated in Superlørdag.
Vikings from Lofotr made the trip to Meieriet Library to create fun experiences for all the children who participated in Superlørdag.
The text is based on Wenche Bolle’s memories from growing up in Mortsund and tells about the prayer house as an important religious and social meeting place.
September 19 is the official opening of SKREI – and this will be celebrated with a whole week filled with exciting experiences!
On Saturday 12 September, it is ready for an Open Day at Ballangen Museum in collaboration with Ballangen Historical Association, on the occasion of the Cultural Protection Days 2026.
Fygle Museum has had the pleasure of hosting DKS. Seventh graders from Vestvågøy got to experience a school day 100 years ago.
The youth house was the village’s meeting place. Volunteer work by the local community strengthened the community and democracy.
On Sunday 6 September, there was an exhibition opening at Narvik Museum, of the exhibition “Did you hear it? – Legends that warn and warn”
Lofotr Viking Museum set up the Viking tent in the middle of Leknes, lit a fire and filled the air with historic tunes from exciting instruments.
Sennesvik community hall has been the heart of the village since the house opened in 1950. Here, generations have met for school, parties, movies and holidays.
The Community Hall Project documents the stories of local meeting places in Lofoten through conversations with the people who have used them.