Experience the art of the traditional Scandinavian Smörgåsbord in this hands-on culinary workshop at North House Folk School.
Sat, 19 Sep 2026 – Sun, 20 Sep 2026
9:00 AM (America/Chicago)
North House Folk School Grand Marais , Minnesota
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Immerse yourself in the rich culinary traditions of Scandinavia at the North House Folk School in Grand Marais, Minnesota. This two-day workshop invites participants to explore the history, preparation, and presentation of a classic Smörgåsbord. Under expert guidance, you will learn to craft authentic dishes, master traditional techniques, and understand the cultural significance of this festive meal. Perfect for food enthusiasts looking to expand their repertoire in a beautiful lakeside setting.
What to Expect
Participants will engage in active cooking sessions, learning to prepare various components of a traditional Smörgåsbord in a supportive, educational environment.
Who Should Attend
Culinary enthusiasts
Home cooks
Scandinavian culture fans
Folk school students
Agenda Overview
The workshop runs from September 19 to September 20, 2026, featuring daily instruction and hands-on cooking sessions.
Venue & Address
North House Folk School
500 W Hwy 61 Grand Marais , Minnesota – 55604 United States
Organizer
North House Folk School · Educational Institution
A non-profit folk school dedicated to teaching traditional northern crafts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the workshop held?
North House Folk School, 500 W Hwy 61, Grand Marais, MN.
What are the dates?
September 19-20, 2026.
Is experience required?
All skill levels are welcome.
What should I bring?
Comfortable kitchen attire and an appetite for learning.
How do I register?
Registration is available via the North House Folk School website.
Is food included?
Yes, participants will prepare and enjoy the Smörgåsbord.
Tags
Cooking
Workshop
Scandinavian
Culinary
Minnesota
Folk School
Summary
A two-day culinary workshop focused on traditional Scandinavian Smörgåsbord preparation at North House Folk School.