I was unable to attend the Library presentation on Norse Mythology due to another engagement.
Am wondering who presented the event, and whether or not the speaker could do a presentation for our Garden Club members. It sounds like you had a fantastic event. There are three of us have a Scandanavian heritage in our group, but it sure sounds like the program would be of interest to all.
I am responding now, as I just now saw this. You can write me at meyerdnglendale@yahoo.com about this more. The Norse Mythology event was a large group effort, with a different speaker and presenter for brief “visits” to each of the countries of Sweden, Finland, Denmark (and Iceland), and Norway. Then a 6th grade Glenoaks student who conceived of the entire idea, wrote and produced some plays based on Norse myths with a troupe of other actors and members of his family. There was also a trivia game. It was quite ambitious, and hard to replicate as it had so many people involved…and there were treats!
I was unable to attend the Library presentation on Norse Mythology due to another engagement.
Am wondering who presented the event, and whether or not the speaker could do a presentation for our Garden Club members. It sounds like you had a fantastic event. There are three of us have a Scandanavian heritage in our group, but it sure sounds like the program would be of interest to all.
Please email me back. Thanks..
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I am responding now, as I just now saw this. You can write me at meyerdnglendale@yahoo.com about this more. The Norse Mythology event was a large group effort, with a different speaker and presenter for brief “visits” to each of the countries of Sweden, Finland, Denmark (and Iceland), and Norway. Then a 6th grade Glenoaks student who conceived of the entire idea, wrote and produced some plays based on Norse myths with a troupe of other actors and members of his family. There was also a trivia game. It was quite ambitious, and hard to replicate as it had so many people involved…and there were treats!