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Tag: Fiskevær

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Great interest in garden walk at the Lofoten Museum

On Sunday, SKREI and the Lofoten Museum welcomed guests to a garden walk with the theme “How to take care of and create new plants in your own garden”.

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Summer at SKREI – experiences for the whole family at the Lofoten Museum

Here you can experience living history, exciting activities and beautiful cultural environments that take you back to a time when the fishing villages were the heart of Lofoten.

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New Skaftnes Guide

We would like to present our new guide at Skaftnes Farm, Lisa H. Selberg.

Summer at SKREI – experiences for the whole family

Visit the Lofoten Museum this summer and experience the Nordland summer in beautiful surroundings. We organize activities and something for everyone.

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Joint UNESCO nomination for stockfish as living cultural heritage

Museum Nord, at SKREI Research Center, and LoVE Development’s international nomination on Stockfish Production in Norway: Knowledge, Craftsmanship and Living Cultural Heritage, have joined forces with the multinational nomination for Slow Food Bergen and Slow Food Mearra-Sápmi.

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The Lofoten Museum reopens after extensive restoration

On Friday 1 May, the Manor House at the Lofoten Museum will open its doors to the public after extensive restoration work. At the same time we also mark the start of a new summer season.

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The Sea People

SKREI Research Center, in collaboration with Svolvær cinema, has set up an EXTRA SCREENING of the fantastic documentary film HAVFOLKET.

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SKREI Research Center in Abel’s Tower

This week, SRC was a participant in Abel’s Tower where exciting facts about the cod were presented by the panel and our own “codfather”, Jonas Walsøe.

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Christian and Dagny Rossow – Doctor and Painter in Andenes

Christian Fredrik Rossow was born 1871 in Kristania. Before he was a doctor in Andenes, he had the same position in Evenskjer (1898-1902), and then in Drøbak until he took office here.

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Successful lecture on traditional flowers in Northern Norwegian gardens

Finally, the day we had been waiting for for months was here. Sirkka Seljevold came to us and gave a lecture at Galleri Espolin.

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Business meetings in the ocean gap

Business meetings in the ocean gap and meeting with Destination Lofoten, the Green Islands and the Lofoten Council.

Knitting café at Å

Knitting café

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Sørvågen Radio – a telecommunications museum. open for the summer from June

Sørvågen Radio – a telecommunications museum will soon reopen. Welcome to a journey back in time in the history of telecommunications!

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DKS in Storvågan 2025

Students from the schools in Vågan visited the museums in Storvågan during the annual DKS week.

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Cod stories with dr . L. sasha Gora

SKREI Research Center welcomed Dr. Sasha L Gora for the exchange of cod stories and research.

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Cod and cultural heritage with Daniel Puig

SKREI Research Center welcomed researcher Daniel Puig, postdoctoral fellow at the University of Bergen.

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Kongetorsk (“King cod”)

A kongetorsk has been surrounded by a lot of mystery and superstition. Whoever caught this fish was guaranteed a great catch and great luck at sea.

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Lofoten Fishing Days at Å

Join us to celebrate the Lofoten fishery and participate in a multi-sensory experience!

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Sami National Day at Å

Read about the celebration of the Sami National Day at the far end of West Lofoten, at Å.

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CONVIVUM: Travel letter from Coimbra

Recently, Museum Nord at R&D Manager, Anna, and SKREI Research Centers, Jonas in Portugal attended a kick off meeting for our latest Horizon Europe project “CONVIVUM”.

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Summer at the Bakery in Å

We had a busy, but beautiful baking season at Bakeriet på Å. Nice summer weather, freshly baked buns and coffee – this was the summer at Bakeriet på Å.

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Family Sunday at the Lofoten Museum with a rebus trail

Family Sunday at the Lofoten Museum with a rebus trail.

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The lifebuoy from MS Boye Nilsen

The lifebuoy from MS Boye Nilsen is among the wreckage found after the sinking and is today part of the collection of Øksnes Museum.

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Summer forging in Å

There is life again in the smithy at Å, where visitors can experience traditional handicrafts inspired by local traditions and cultural heritage.

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The bakery In Å

Have you tasted the world’s best cinnamon rolls? Then you know exactly what you are going to hear about now – namely the bakery in Å.

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The fishing village mound in Hovden

Marsholmen, Matesholm, Buholmen or just simply Holmen. A dear child has many names. So does this important fishing village.

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The bakery opens at the Norwegian Fishing Village Museum in Å

This is the 35th year we have reopened the bakery for the summer. Since then, the bakery and cinnamon rolls from Å have become more and more popular with each passing year.

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Anniversary day in Storvågan!

On May 26th we celebrate Museum Nord’s 20th anniversary with an anniversary day throughout Storvågan!

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From the top shelf

From Hollywood to Lofoten to lift the adventurous world journey of the Viking girls Hedvig and Ingeborg! “A dream come true,” says Harald Zwart.

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To ‘broth’ the yarn

What is the connection between cod fish heads and balls of cotton yarn?

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The ruff of the Øksnes Priest

Tore Inge Remme was the last priest in Øksnes to wear a clerical ruff in his office as a priest in the 1970s. This ruff was worn by him.

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The mast spire of the jekt Fremad

Once the Jekta Fremad sailed up and down the coast between Breistrand and Bergen, building prosperity and trade relations. The mast spire from Breistrand bears witness to a bygone era

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The fish hook in Langenesvær

Read about the fishing hook in Langenesvær, which became the municipal coat of arms

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Children’s shoes in fish skin

Children’s shoes in fish skin – A little girl in Alsvåg wore shoes made of fish skin during the war in Øksnes

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All “skrei” is cod, but not all cod is “skrei”

All skrei is cod, but not all cod is skrei. What exactly is skrei?

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The herring girl’s strike at Melbu harbour

The herring girls of Melbu harbour went on spontanious strike in 1915

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Depopulation of The OUTER SIDE OF LOFOTODDEN

Today there are no permanent residents on the outer side of Lofotodden. The outer side overlooks the Arctic Ocean, where the heavy, wet seas and hard storms occur. Once upon a time, the fishing villages of Helle and Refsvika existed.