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CoScan / Confederation of Scandinavian Societies

Posted 1 day ago

Happy Kanelbullens dag (Cinnamon Bun Day)!

Established in Sweden in 1999, October 4th is dedicated to celebrating this beloved twisted pastry spiced with cinnamon and pearl sugar. Tens of millions of buns are enjoyed across Sweden on this day alone!

Glad kanelbullens dag alla!

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CoScan / Confederation of Scandinavian Societies

Posted 3 days ago

"To travel is to live." — Hans Christian Andersen (At rejse er at leve) 🇩🇰📜

Did you know Andersen didn't just write fairytales? He was an avid travel writer and cut intricate paper art (papirklip) while telling stories to dinner guests! His birthplace in Odense remains a pilgrimage spot for lovers of world literature. ... See MoreSee Less

CoScan / Confederation of Scandinavian Societies

Posted 5 days ago

Art lovers, take note!

Affordable Art Fair Stockholm opens today at Nacka Strand! The event highlights contemporary Swedish and international artists, making art collecting approachable and engaging. Sweden’s design and visual art tradition continues to evolve in exciting ways. Konst för alla! (Art for everyone!)

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CoScan / Confederation of Scandinavian Societies

Posted 6 days ago

Spotlight on the North Atlantic!

With fewer than 80,000 native speakers worldwide, Faroese (Føroyskt) is a fascinating North Germanic language that has preserved ancient Norse grammar while building a vibrant modern literary scene (think authors like William Heinesen and Sólrún Michelsen)!

Quick lesson: Góðan dag! = Good day! / Takk fyri! = Thank you!

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CoScan / Confederation of Scandinavian Societies

Posted 1 week ago

Watch out for the trolls! 🧌🌲

Autumn in Norway's deep forests instantly brings to mind the legendary folktales compiled by Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe in the 19th century. Stories of Tre bukkene Bruse (Three Billy Goats Gruff) and mystical Huldra spirits are central to Norwegian cultural identity.

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