Sons of Norway has something for you
Sons of Norway has something for you
Sons of Norway is a fraternal life insurance company devoted to supporting you through every stage of life, while providing opportunities for a vibrant social experience around Norwegian culture.
As a Sons of Norway member, you can reconnect with your heritage, learn about modern Norway, build a strong financial foundation and participate in philanthropic endeavors that make a positive impact in your community.
VIKING MAGAZINE
Viking magazine is exclusively for members of Sons of Norway. Packed with fascinating stories—read about remarkable people and places. PLUS, get authentic recipes, travel tips, insights into historic and modern culture, connect to Norwegian heritage and much more.
Don’t miss out on these exciting features in our November/December 2025 issue:
- The Scent of Tradition
- Holiday Gift Guide
- Kids’ Corner
Members can also log in and explore the Viking online archive, with issues going back to 2009.
Are you looking for the In Loving Memory pages? They have moved online! You can find them here: www.sofn.com/inlovingmemory
You can also view Happenings Extra here, to see our lodge members in action: https://www.sofn.com/happenings
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Hidden Trail to Preikestolen
This past August I traveled to Norway for the first time with my parents and my husband Brad. It was the trip of a lifetime! We spent 10 days traveling from Oslo to Lærdal, Lærdal to Bergen, and Bergen to Stavanger.
Viking Age Museum Progress
2027 is marked to be the year for the opening of a new Viking Museum in Oslo. The Museum will be called the Museum of the Viking Age and will be an extension of the current Viking Ship Museum. It will be three times the size of the current museum and will showcase Viking ships and artifacts in an inspiring and modern way, to keep the heritage alive for years to come.
What’s Next for the Restauration
After a successful 97-day voyage from Stavanger to New York, and days of events commemorating the original crossing, the ship’s crew was likely ready for a break and relieved to be boarding an airplane home.
