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Velkommen to Sons of Norway, Edmonton
We invite you to join Sons of Norway, Solglyt Lodge 4-143
Nordic Hall, Dutch Canadian Club & Home of the Scandinavians
13312 – 142 Street, Edmonton, Alberta
For membership instructions and an application form please follow this link To Membership
   

For almost a century, the Sons of Norway has welcomed Edmonton-areas residents of Norwegian heritage and those interested in Norway.

Today, that tradition continues through Sons of Norway’s Solglyt Lodge 4-143. Our Edmonton lodge offers a variety of social, cultural and sports activities of interest to men, women and young people.

Solglyt Lodge links its members to a wider network of similar fraternal Sons of Norway lodges in Canada, the United States and Norway.

In addition to special social events, Solglyt (Norwegian for sunbeam) holds monthly meeting that include presentations about Norway and its traditions. Our lodge also sponsors several special interest groups, courses and programs. They include:

  • Scandinavian folk dancing for adults and youths
  • Genealogy and Norwegian conversation groups
  • Book (Norwegian literature in English translation), curling and sewing clubs
  • Traditional crafts such as Norwegian cooking, Hardanger embroidery, chip carving and rosemaling
  • Special annual events such as Lutefisk Dinner (January) and Syttende Mai Celebrations (May 17)

Please explore our website to discover more about these programs and other exiting opportunities available in the Sons of Norway.

Lodge Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month, September to June.
Location: Dutch Canadian Scandinavian Centre 13312 - 142 Street, Edmonton, Alberta.
Website of the Dutch Canadian Club is http://www.dutchcanadiancentre.com/
Usual meeting time is 7:30. Meeting times may vary depending on special events held on meeting nights.
Check the Events Page for details.

Click here for a map of the area near the Dutch Canadian Centre/Home of the Scandinavians