Pacific States
Ingmar Bergman Centennial Retrospective
This is the first in a series of articles on Ingmar Bergman, his films, his troupe and his significance. READ MORE »
Bergman's radical Persona
Who are you? How do you know? questions the psychological drama, one of Ingmar Bergman's masterpieces. READ MORE »
Movie Review: Cries and Whispers
Love: Daily compassion adds grace to life READ MORE »
Fanny and Alexander
Ingmar Bergman’s film “Fanny and Alexander,” one of his best known and most comprehensive films, offers a charitable perspective on the human condition as viewed by an older, wiser man reflecting upon life. It is a delightful example of the master’s work during this centennial year of his birth. READ MORE »
Bergman’s Silence trilogy
In 1962-63 Ingmar Bergman produced three films that deal with angst, faith and love: Through a Glass Darkly, Winter Light, and The Silence. READ MORE »
Bergman's Early Romantic Films
Three of Bergman's early black and white films from the late 1940s shown recently at PFA in their intimate small theater. READ MORE »
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South
Doubly honored NOLA Swede
The New Orleans based dual citizen and new European Champion competes under the blue and yellow colors. READ MORE »
Swedes in New Orleans
Relatively many Swedish musicians made New Orleans, Louisiana (NOLA) their home, historically as well as in our time. READ MORE »Premium
Other notable NOLA Swedes
Not just musicians but many other Swedes made New Orleans, Louisiana (NOLA) their home. READ MORE »Premium
Sweden’s impact in the southern states
Even today, Swedes are well represented across every walk of life and line of work, with Swedish interests supporting nearly 12,000 jobs in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. READ MORE »Premium
Destination New Orleans
Visiting the Big Easy you'll be unable to miss the Swedish-run Trolley Stop Cafe. READ MORE »
The Swede South
The Swedish presence in the southern states; Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi. READ MORE »Premium
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Midwest
Christmas in Swedish America 2018
Find a Swedish celebration near you through our comprehensive guide, covering all of Sweden in America. READ MORE »
November in Swedish America
See what's happening near you - or close to where you may be traveling this week. READ MORE »
The Swedish American of the Year
American Swedish Institute's Bruce Karstadt recognized for his untiring work for the Swedish presence in Minneapolis. READ MORE »
Lost Larson Limpa
Andersonville, the historically Swedish neighborhood of Chicago, has welcomed the next generation of tradition builders into their midst. READ MORE »
Events in Swedish America
See what's happening near you - or close to where you may be traveling this week. READ MORE »
This week in Swedish America
Start your weekend on Thursday with a cinnamon roll from your favorite Swedish baker (tell us where you get yours!) then see what else is happening in Swedish America, including the bigger-than-ever indoor Scandinavian festival near Milwaukee, WI. READ MORE »
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East
Artist making statements in DC
Don't miss 'Siri Berg: Statements' at The House of Sweden, opening on March 6 and running until May 12. READ MORE »
Tax reform for dual citizens
In the age of Trump, how are Swedish income and assets taxed in the USA? How will you be taxed in the U.S. if you move to Sweden? READ MORE »
Winter concert in New York City
A beacon of light during a slow and dark time of the year and an opportunity to enjoy some of New York’s finest Scandinavian musicians on stage. READ MORE »
Nordic impressions in NYC
Nordic impressions, Swedish artists in the Big Apple. READ MORE »
The woman behind the man
A mother of eight and among the first creators of Swedish Modern: A female artist's role in the emergence of Swedish Design. READ MORE »
Robyn's American tour
The popular Swedish singer, songwriter, producer and superstar Robyn is on tour in the U.S READ MORE »
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