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Pinnekjøtt Dinner at Hovedgården

Welcome to a cosy November evening at Hovedgården, with traditional Norwegian food, entertainment and time to enjoy good company in historic surroundings.

The evening begins with a welcome drink and snacks, followed by a traditional pinnekjøtt dinner, a Norwegian dish of salted and dried lamb ribs, and dessert. Entertainment is also included during the evening.

The ticket includes a welcome drink with snacks, dinner, dessert and entertainment.

There are two seating times, at 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM. The doors remain open until midnight.

Kreativitet og mytologi-kurs hos Kjersti Wold.

This standalone workshop is part of a series exploring Greek goddesses. This session focuses on Demeter, goddess of harvest and growth, and her daughter Persephone.

The myths of Demeter and Persephone provide inspiration for writing exercises and reflection on creativity, the cycles of nature, the relationship between mother and daughter, and gratitude.

The workshop takes place at Kjersti’s smallholding, approximately one hour from Oslo and 40 minutes from Tønsberg. The day combines writing and reflection with time spent in a rural setting.

Price: NOK 1,500, including lunch and homemade baked goods

Registration: kjersti@noesis.no

Volodymyr Filippovs kunst

Sande Art Association welcomes visitors to an exhibition by Ukrainian artist Volodymyr Filippov.

The exhibition opens on Saturday, 19 September at 12:00 PM and is open every Saturday and Sunday until 4 October.

The artist will be present on some of the exhibition days, giving visitors an opportunity to meet the artist and explore the exhibition.

Practical information

Opening: Saturday, 19 September at 12:00 PM

Opening hours: Saturdays and Sundays, 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM

Exhibition period: 19 September to 4 October

Location: Sande Art Association

Admission: Free

Ladies’ Evening with Åsmund Seip

Åsmund Seip is a poet, artist, designer and filmmaker. During this afternoon event at Eidsfos Manor, he combines spoken word poetry, personal stories and a talk.

Drawing on his own experiences and stories, Seip explores themes such as vulnerability, strength and community.

The ticket includes a drink and a small bite to eat.