Kate Butchart brings Norwegian floating sauna culture to Saratoga Lake with Kos Sauna, New York’s first public floating sauna ...

Skjolden, at the innermost tip of Norway’s Sognefjord, offers dramatic fjord sailing, alpine excursions, UNESCO-listed Urnes ...

A new book examines Stavanger as a model smart, sustainable city, exploring its use of technology, governance, and urban ...

Norway House honored Dr. Kenneth Holmen, Leslee Lane Hoyum, and Mark Larson with Going Viking Awards for their leadership, ...

Dugnad is a Norwegian tradition of voluntary, unpaid community work where neighbors and groups collaborate on projects like cleaning, maintenance, or fundraising, fostering cooperation, connection, ...

The look on the lady’s face said it all as she grabbed at the Thor’s hammer dangling from my necklace. “Skinheads wear these,” she snarled. “Racists and Nazis!” “I do Viking reenactment,” I explained, ...

There are about half a million sheep in Iceland but only around 360,000 people. The sheep are bred almost exclusively for the meat and the wool. They are usually shorn twice a year, in spring and fall ...

Munch and Expressionism, an intriguing exhibit at the Neue Galerie, is on view through June 13, 2016. The first sentence in the Neue Galerie’s mission statement explains its purpose: “a museum devoted ...

Spring is officially here with the rhubarb harvest. I’ve been a rhubarb enthusiast since I was a kid, and my love for the vegetable grows stronger by the year. Rhubarb was the first thing I planted ...

Neanderthal humans (Homo neanderthalensis) are documented in European contexts for around 430,000 years, according to new studies. The accepted genomic contribution of Neanderthal DNA in modern Homo ...

This Scandinavian Almond Cake is the essence of simplicity, perfect for a busy day when there is little time for baking, but the idea of a homemade slice of cake to go with your afternoon cup of ...