Swedish traditions

The Swedish Dala Horse, dating back to the 17th century, is an iconic symbol of Swedish culture. Hand-carved and painted, it represents the rich heritage of woodcarving in Dalarna. Discover its captivating history and significance as a beloved symbol of artistry and craftsmanship in Sweden.

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Små grodorna (little frogs) is one of the most popular songs during midsummer in Sweden. Swedes love it! Everyone, old and young, unite around the midsummer pole to dance in circles, pretending to be little ... Read more

A guide to 20 Swedish traditions including Midsommar, Valborg, and why cinnamon buns have their own day of celebration!

These magical photos from Sweden's midsommar festival are straight out of a fairytale

Visit 1. The Scandinavian Cultural Center in West Newton is a hub for Nordic cultural activities. The center hosts notable Scandinavian speakers, shows cultural movies, and is home to the Kaffestugan coffee shop where you can enjoy Scandinavian treats. The Center is also home to The Scandinavian

Learn how to say happy birthday in Swedish, plus traditions, songs, and everything you need to know to celebrate a birthday Swedish-style!

Have you seen those white and black wooden horses you can get at Ikea? You know the ones — they are next to the vases and fake flowers, right before you hit the warehouse area. Ya, those ones.

Fika, a Swedish tradition of coffee and amazingly delicious sweet treats. A custom that's more about the gathering than it is the coffee. A Swedish occurrence that feeds the soul as well as the body.

Here's another Swedish Christmas tradition for you! Lussekatter (or St. Lucia buns) are saffron-flavored sweet buns that are great for snacks or dessert --- excellent with coffee or tea. So, try making them at home!