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Events Feb 2010
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24 Oct 2009 - 23 Oct 2010
KIDS: A Child’s Adventure in the Swedish Countryside
This fall, children will be able to enjoy some of Sweden’s most popular children’s storybook characters at Scandinavia House. An interactive installation based on Swedish children’s literature will then open its doors, inviting kids to hear stories and read while surrounded by a vibrant and imaginative Swedish landscape.
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28 Jan - 7 Mar 2010
ART: Nordic Mixed Media
Between January 28 and March 7, Swedish artists Mathias Van Arkel and Daniel Sandberg are featured in a Nordic mixed media exhibition at Trygve Lie Gallery.
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