The Haugo Bibliotek is officially opened in the Norway Block. Not only will there be help with family history, the second part of the center will add information about Norwegian culture, country, & Norway today.

Please join us for a fun day of shopping and fellowship- There will be hand knits, a cafeteria serving open-faced sandwiches and bløtkake, Norwegian sweaters, bunads, books, gift items, candy, chocolate, and more!

Alan Olson is an engineer who has spent countless hours in cemeteries, searching for the resting place of his ancestors. His commitment to maintain and preserve gravesites began decades ago at Fort Snelling National Cemetery when he was hired to mow between the rows of white grave stones.

This book by Gracia Grindal describes the history of Augsburg Seminary and the Lutheran Free Church and how Gracia’s family contributed to and experienced the decisions of the church and school.

Peacehouse is a Day Center for people who live on the streets near Mindekirken. They give out food, medicine, health checks and more. Marti Maltby is the director there, and he will come to TOH to tell about this center.

Family style, featuring: Lutefisk, meatballs, coleslaw, lefse, potatoes, coffee & dessert Tickets on sale October 1 Three seatings: 12:30, 2:30, 4:30 $27 ($13 ages 7-12, free ages 6 & under)