National Nordic Museum

@nordicmuseum.org

The National Nordic Museum shares Nordic culture, values, and ideas with all people to inspire new futures. 📍 2655 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107 🔗 https://linktr.ee/NordicMuseum 📧 info@nordicmuseum.org

🇳🇴 A celebration older than Washington State is lighting up Ballard today! Happy Constitution Day, Norway—Syttende Mai festivities are officially ON in the heart of Seattle’s Nordic community.

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​It's Frankie Feetsplinters' 2nd spring in Seattle 🌷🤙 With sunny skies ahead, it's the perfect week to visit Ballard for a leisurely walk around the Locks, snap a selfie with everyone's favorite trollm, & explore the beautiful interplay of spring light in the Museum's Fjord Hall.

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You know spring has officially sprung when your museum picks up two unexpected mascots 🦆🌸 This charming couple has been hanging around quite a bit lately...maybe scouting some prime real estate?

📚 Did you know the Nordic Museum has its own research library? With 19,000+ resources, it’s a trove of Nordic-American history. 📷 UW Scand student Erik Moe researching his thesis on the 1925 Norse-American Centennial, exploring how Viking imagery shaped Norwegian-American identity & whiteness.

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"Illuminating Nordic Archives" has arrived in Seattle ✨ Anne-Karin Furunes’ portraits, made of thousands of hand-pierced holes, reveal forgotten histories through light and shadow—a technique that has to be seen to be believed.

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This is one of the amazing paintings that was put on display yesterday at the National Nordic Museum. It is the work of Norwegian artist Anne-Karin Furunes. I am so excited to see the rest of her show opening soon at the museum. 

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It was my honor to welcome Dr. David Baker, 2024 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry to give his Nobel Lecture tonight at the National Nordic Museum in Seattle. His work, and that of his lab, is truly bringing about a more hopeful future.

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2024 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, Dr. David Baker of the Institute of Protein Design at the University of Washington gave an inspired lecture of what de novo protein designs can achieve in Medicine, Technology and Sustainability at the National Nordic Museum in Seattle. 900 people attended.

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