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Linking and supporting Scandinavian societies
Since 1950
Linking and supporting Scandinavian societies
Since 1950
Linking and supporting Scandinavian societies
Since 1950
Linking and supporting Scandinavian societies
Since 1950
Linking and supporting Scandinavian societies
Since 1950
Linking and supporting Scandinavian societies
Since 1950
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Devon & Somerset Anglo Scandinavian Society
Saturday 10 November (monthly meeting)
Julestue – Looking forward to Christmas activities
Welcome | Devon & Somerset Anglo Scandinavian Society
angloscan.org.uk
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Monday 12 November
Drinks/networking party for invited Scandinavian/Nordic organisations
Anglo-Swedish Society
Thursday 8 November
Elmgreen & Dragset at the the Whitechapel Gallery
Private group guided tour of Elmgreen & Dragset: This is How we Bite our Tongue.
The work of the Scandinavian artist duo Michael Elmgreen (Danish) and Ingar Dragset (Norwegian), well known for their ‘Rocking Horse’ fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square. In their uncanny, beguiling installations, institutional spaces are wittily transformed into metaphors for personal desires and collective identities.
The exhibition combines a survey of their emotional figurative sculptures with a large-scale installation that meditates on the fate of civic space.
Whitechapel Gallery, 77-82 Whitechapel High St, E1 7QX
£19.50 per person
angloswedishsociety.org.uk
Founded in the aftermath of WWI, the Anglo-Swedish Society was established to foster greater understanding and friendship between Britain and Sweden.Norwegian Scottish Association
Tuesday 6 November
Napoleon’s Man – Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte, Karl Johan
Writer & translator Sara Hale asks, in the Bernadotte bicentenary year, how the elected Crown Prince of Sweden, in 1818, became King of both Sweden and Norway, and what it meant for the Nordic countries.
Norwegian Scottish Association – Founded 1966
norwegian-scottish.org.uk
Visit to Gladstone’s Land on the Royal Mile Tuesday 04 September 2018 at 2pm Visit to the Gladstone’s Land on the Royal Mile A guided tour of the 17th century Lawnmarket tenement once owned by mer...Anglo-Swedish Society
Tuesday 6 November
Alcohol Based Old Tree Tea Tasting
To commemorate King Gustavus Adolphus Day, a rare tea tasting event hosted by London based tea expert Timothy d’Offay who is consulted by some of the world mot prestigious restaurants such as The Fat Duck, River Cafe, Fera etc. During this special event, he will present some of his unique inventions of alcohol based old tree teas (up to 800 years old). We will also be served Gustavus Adolphus cakes and other snacks. Max 12 people.
Postcard Teas, 9 Dering Street, W1S 1AG
£20 per person
angloswedishsociety.org.uk
Founded in the aftermath of WWI, the Anglo-Swedish Society was established to foster greater understanding and friendship between Britain and Sweden.Patrons
The Ambassadors of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden
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