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Orkney Norway Friendship Association (ONFA)
'Shaken, not stirred in Norway'
Hijacking, spies, spies, sabotage and illegal liquor. An illustrated talk by Robert Foden.
Orkney Norway Friendship Association | Home
ONFA was established in 1978 to promote links between Orkney, in the far North of Scotland, and Norway. Orkney became part of Scotland in 1468. For about 500 years before it had been ruled by Norse...Finnish Church in London
Our Finnish Shop and Café
are open
Tue-Fri 14-20
Sat-Sun 12-20
A Warm Welcome!
Please notice that we celebrate our Christmas Fair in November and that changes our opening hours and available services. For example the sauna is closed between 1.-26.11. The church is closed while we build 1.-9.11 and clear 22.-26.11. the fair.
The Finnish Christmas Fair is open from Wednesday to Sunday 10.-14.11 and 17.-21.11, so is lasts two weeks. Then we offer even bigger and better Finnish Shop and Café. Welcome!
Danish Church in London,
Cultural and Social events
High School Day
Sunday, October 31
Lunch can be purchased and the store is open, please sign up by email kirke@danskekirke.org so we know how many are coming.
"The Playful Man" with Tine Bech, installation and light artist - a Danish internationally sought-after artist. She lives and works in London, but exhibits all over the world. In today's digital world, she contributes to the debate about shaping the increasingly interactive and intelligent environments, including cities and public spaces. Her art vision is to bring mankind and aesthetics into the digital automated world.
In addition to Tine Bech's pictures and stories, there will also be time for debate, coffee and a few communal songs from the folk high school songbook.
The Book Club meets on Thursday 25 November 2021 to discuss 'Rosarium' by Charlotte Weitze.
Café Mødestedet Wednesday 3 November
The café combines four meaningful areas: Togetherness and conversation in Danish, needlework for some, contribution to the maintenance of the church and not least maintaining some Danish traditions. There will be a short presentation by Hanna V. Poulsen on the long-term effects of life. Besides, as always, singing and hygge.
Åben Aften Café is open in the evening Thursday 4 November
If you find it difficult to participate in the church's day activities, but would like to stay connected to Danish friends, church and culture, you are welcome at Åben Aften Café. Coffee/thé is available for a fee and you are welcome to bring some food. A contribution of £2 goes to the church. The café is open in the meeting room facing the church garden.
The parent group on Wednesday 10 November
Relaxed get-together for kids and parents. We sing Danish children's songs and get to know each other a little. Packed lunches are allowed and coffee and buns can be purchased. You put a contribution of £2 that goes to the church.
It is now the last chance to sign up for MORTENSAND LUNCH on Thursday 11 November.
There are only a few seats left. E-mail kirke@danskekirke.org if you want to join us.
Anglo-Swedish Society
The renowned author Eivor Martinus will speak (in English, on Zoom) about her recent book I Skuggan av ett Helgon which explores the role Swedish Saint Birgitta’s (c 1303 – 1373) daughter Katarina (c. 1332 – 1381) played in her life and how she was instrumental in the foundation of the Bridgettine convent. Without her, St. Birgitta would probably not have been canonized.
Eivor Martinus was born in Sweden and has lived in England since the 1960s. She has been awarded literary prizes from the Swedish Academy, the British Comparative Literature Association and the Swedish Writers’ Union.
Eivor is a former Honorary Secretary of the Anglo-Swedish Society.
Founded in the aftermath of WWI, the Anglo-Swedish Society was established to foster greater understanding and friendship between Britain and Sweden.
ArtNordic
For info - the exhibition takes place in Copenhagen 26 - 28 November 2021, but pictures can be enjoyed online!
ArtNordic - Skandinaviens største kunstmesse - 26.-28. november 2021
200+ kunstnere fra 30 lande deltager, når Art Nordic åbner dørene til årets kunstmesse i Lokomotivværkstedet i København. Book en stand.Patrons
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