Program: Early Summer at Norsk Folkemuseum

Explore living history in our open-air houses, guided by our knowledgeable hosts:

• The unique 13th-century Stave Church from Gol.
• Visit a grand living room from 1738, at Hove
• Buy old-fashioned sweets, in the Grocery Shop
• Experience life on a 19th-century farm, at Grøsli
• Join worker's wife Agnes in 1910, at Enerhaugen
• See historical agriculture and animals, in the Open-Air Museum

On weekends and public holidays, you can also experience:

• A bourgeois home from 1769. In Chrystiegården
• Farmer’s wife Bjørg in 1959. In Stiklestad
• Blacksmith: Forge your own hook or try carving!
• Baking of Lefse: Buy our traditional freshly baked lefse.

• Playground with obstacle course and new play equipment.
• Gråtass, farmyard games, and a playhouse in Trøndelag.
• Wooden animals to pet in the barn in Setesdal.
• Lasso throwing at the Sami settlement.
• Stilts, barrel hoops, and jump ropes at Karterud and Enerhaugen.
• Drawingtable and toy cars in the Toy Exhibition.
• Play- and readingcorner in the Exhibition Hall.

Experience the story of the Norwegians who carved out a community of their own in New York. 

The exhibition follows Norwegian immigrants in Brooklyn through their own photographs and personal stories.

Join a guided tour of "Lapskaus Boulevard":

• When: May 28, June 4, June 11, June 18 – meet at the temporary exhibitions at 2:00 PM
• Language: English
• The tour is included with regular admission.