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Scandinavian Information in Festival Hall
BASA: Swedish order of Eugene: providing information about Sweden
Danish Brotherhood of Junction City: Information as well as Danish books, and art, for sale.
U of O Scandinavian Studies: They will provide translations and information about the program.
Demonstrations  (in the shade outside the Art Show )
During the Festival you'll have many opportunities to see traditional crafts demonstrated outside the Art Show.. They are listed in the program for each day, so be sure to look for them. Among the many crafts you'll see are hardanger embroidery, bobbin lace, and tatted lace.

Watching what it takes to produce it is a wonderful experience in this day of machine-manufactured goods.

OL HAVEN (BEER GARDEN)  Located at 7th & Holly St. 
Sponsored by Airport Rotary
Live music, food, and beer in a less-traditional atmosphere. Open daily during Festival Hours.
SCANDINAVIAN MEATBALL DINNER
Thursday, Friday, & Saturday 2:00-8:00
Served at the Moose Lodge next to the Festival at the corner of 4th and Front Streets.
Dinner includes Swedish meatballs, parsley potatoes, red cabbage, roll and apple crisp.
COST: $7.50 for adults and $4 for children under 12 years.

OREGON WINES & MICROBREW TERRACE:
  Located under the water tower at 7th and Front Streets. This is a great place to rest awhile during your stay.
Special "Community Night Dinner" the day before the Festival opens on Wednesday from 6:00-8:00
The Wine Terrace is a benefit for the Soroptimists.

  • OPEN Thursday- Saturday: 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. 
  • OPEN Sunday: 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. 

HISTORICAL MUSEUMS:  
 The Lee House Historical Museum
Located at 655 Holly Street will be open during the Festival from 1:00 pm to 7:00 PM.

The Mary E. Pitney House Historical Museum
Located at 289 W. Fourth Street will also be open during the Festival from 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. The Pitney House will feature, during festival,  a room designed by the Danish Heritage Society and will interpret with displays and artifacts the first Danes in Junction City.   
Admission is free at both museums
FINNISH LOCOMOTIVE:
Truly one of Junction City's best-known landmarks, this 1904 locomotive resides in Founder's Park at the corner of 5th Ave. and Holly St. at the edge of the Festival.
The locomotive was a gift to the city from the Finnish Counsel of Oregon, Mr. John O. Virtanen, and the people of Finland.