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Harvest Festival for Kids
Celebrate autumn with us at Bygdøy in Oslo! Enjoy fun activities for the whole family all through the fall break — from potato harvesting and tractor races to folk dancing, pony rides, and so much more.
Celebrate autumn with us at Bygdøy in Oslo! Enjoy fun activities for the whole family all through the fall break — from potato harvesting and tractor races to folk dancing, pony rides, and so much more.
27. Sep – 05 .Oct 2025
10.00 – 17.00
Program
- Potato Harvesting: Dig up potatoes straight from the ground. (Up to ten potatoes for 30 NOK. Activity cards are sold at the Visitor Center)*
- Potato Race: Join the potato race where Beate, Laila, and Kerr’s Pink compete for first place!
- Wheel of Fortune: Will you win a vegatable?
- Tractor Race: Be the first to cross the finish line on pedal tractors!
- Campfire Fun by the DNT Cabin: Join in for grilling apples and cozy moments around the fire.
- Fun Folk Dance Class: Learn folk dancing with instructors from the Norwegian Folk Museum dance group! At 11:30, 12:30, 13:30, and 14:30.
- Pony Rides for the Little Ones: Ages 3–6, 12:00–15:00 (45 NOK per ride)
- Open Barn: Visit our two- and four-legged residents.
- The Blacksmith: Try your hand as a carpenter or blacksmith.
- The Grocery Store: Buy traditional candies.
- Lefse: Buy freshly baked “lefse” from Numedal.
- Step into the 13th-century Stave Church from Gol.
- Visit a grand living room from 1738, at Hove
- Museum Shop: A wide selection of Norwegian and Nordic handicrafts, everyday items, and design pieces.
Food and Drinks:
- Kafé Pause: Delicious potato dish and drinks near the playground.
- Café Arkadia: Pastries, sandwiches, salads, and hot and cold drinks available.
Sunday, October 5, 12:00–15:00
- Children’s Activities at the Weaving Workshop: Make potato prints and friendship bracelets. Material kits, stuffed animals, and more will be available for purchase.
Conserts
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Beate Kjørslevik | - 2/8
Beate Kjørslevik - 3/8
Stian Nybru - 4/8
Beate Kjørslevik | - 5/8
Morten Brun - 6/8
Haakon Harriss - 7/8
Beate Kjørslevik | - 8/8
Kirsti Skjervheim | Norsk Folkemuseum