The Eidsvold Walking Club meets on the first Saturday of each month at pre-determined locations around Greater Victoria for a scenic and leisurely walk of about 4-5 kms.  After the walk, the group gets together for lunch at a nearby restaurant or pub for an enjoyable meal together.
All Lodge members and guests are welcome!  Times and locations can be found below or in the latest issue of the 'Runer' on our Newsletters page.
 

Cultural Programs Throughout the year under the direction of Marg Sorensen, we offer a number of activities to share Norwegian and Scandinavian culture.  These include such things as conversational Norwegian, rosemaling, and knitting, just to name a few.
For more information on what's offered, check out the latest edition of the 'Runer', or contact Marg at 250-598-5289 or mjsorensen@telus.net

**Update:  Join a cultural program in 2019. Knitting and Norsk kafe (conversational Norwegian) resume on January 8.  Beginner rosemaling workshops will be offered in March.  Contact Brendastengel@gmail.com for more information on rosemaling.
New members are always welcome.

See you there.
Marg

Hello Sons of Norway brothers and sisters!  Please share this with your other lodge members.

I mentioned a Cultural Challenge to District 7 lodge for this term (2018 to 2020) which we will celebrate at the next convention in Kelowna. Here are the details:

Each lodge can participate regardless of the number of members (or how many members want to join in the fun). Choose a Cultural Skill from the Cultural Skills program on the International website. Some examples are Norwegian Cooking, hardangersom, rosemaling, woodcarving, Norwegian language, folk dancing, genealogy, or stamp collecting. (It is a good idea to pick something your group wants to learn and try some new skills.) Get a group together for an evening, a day, a weekend or several small sessions and work together on that skill. Send me information on the skill(s) that your lodge is working on and I will gather this information so that participating lodges can be recognized.

This isn’t really a contest because any lodge that participates is a winner! If you choose to do a Cultural medal you can be rewarded by the International lodge with medals that you can present to participants at an event of your choosing. Invite non-members to join in the fun and use this as a way to increase your membership.

There are people in District 7 who are willing to teach various skills, but your lodge will be responsible for organizing a teaching session and paying the travel costs of any of the teachers. Ask me if you need some contact information. There are also some classes available in the Lower Mainland through the Norwegian House Society or the Scandinavian Centre if you are a Lower Mainland lodge. Victoria also has some good teachers. I know that lodges in other areas have people with various skills or who have arranged for a teacher to come to teach their members, so living out of the Lower Mainland is not a reason to opt out.

Let’s have some fun with this! The deadline in April 30, 2020.

Susan Strang, District #7 Cultural Director

TUESDAY DROP-IN (Social) 12PM to 3PM
September thru June unless Indicated
Coffee and Light Snacks

Thursdays at 4  PM

Contact Joan Knapp 250-382-4097

JENTEKLUBBEN

Locations and times vary.

Contact Carolyn Ingbritson at

250-514-3399 for details

12 Noon Last Tuesday of the Month
September thru June

Reservation & Cancellations Required
Call 250-384-6499 $10 Fee

TORSKEKLUBBEN

Last Wednesday of every Month

6:30 PM at the Lodge

Members and invited Guests

Contact Scott Ingbritson at 250-216-2292
for more information