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Midsummer's Day Program Booklet PROGRAM Midsummer marks the longest day of the year. In Sweden, a country with dark winters and short summers, celebrating the light and the warmth is a natural thing to do. Välkommen! As mayor of Lindsborg, I would like to welcome all of you to our Midsummer’s Festival. This has been an annual event to high- light the community’s Swedish heritage and our way of helping all of you to experience this heritage. This festival has been held for 37 consecutive years. The planners for this festival have been hard at work to make this a participation experience for you – not just an observation experience. So, I invite all of you to get involved and take part in all that you can. Thank you for coming and remember to come visit us again, stay with us or even come live with us here in Lindsborg, Little Sweden USA. – Mayor Judy Neuschafer Overview of the Day 9 am–4 pm Midsummer’s in Swensson Park 1 pm–4 pm Bethany Lutheran Church Program 4 pm–7 pm Midsummer’s Interlude 7:30 pm Raising of the Maypole at Old Mill Park 10 pm-12 pm Midnight Swim Historical Tours of Lindsborg 10–11 am. and 2–3 pm. Departs from southwest corner of Swensson Park. Shuttle 9 am–3 pm. Stops at Swensson Park, downtown and Old Mill Museum. Departs from southwest corner of Swensson Park. Step back in time and enjoy the magic of summer Swensson Park Events MayPOLe MagIC 9:45 am Opening Ceremony Birch Horn Call to Gather Procession Welcome by Mayor Neuschafer Singing of: Star Spangled Banner – All Du Gamla du Fria – Svenska Vänskap Gruppen Home on the Range – All 9:45 am Midsummer’s Story and Song: John Berquist 10:00 am Lindsborg Swedish Folk Dancers 10:15 am Participatory Dancing with LSFD 10:30 am Swedish Team Trivia with Steve Johnson 10:45 am Nick Carlson Trio 11:00 am Lindsborg Folkdanslag 11:15 am Participatory Dancing with Lindsborg Folkdanslag 11:30 am John Berquist Stories and Songs 11:45 am Family Games with Charlotte Anderson Noon Break 1:00 pm Lindsborg Swedish Folk Dancers 1:15 pm Participatory Dancing with LSFD 1:30 pm Swedish Team Trivia with Steve Johnson 1:45 pm Nick Carlson Trio 2:00 pm Lindsborg Folkdanslag 2:15 pm Participatory Dancing with Lindsborg Folkdanslag 2:30 pm John Berquist Stories and Songs 2:45 pm Family Games with Charlotte Anderson Step back in time and enjoy the magic of summer Swensson Park (continued) THe VILLage To a Good Friend the Way is Short Stop in this area hosted by the Lindsborg Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, and let us know where you and your ancestors are from. Also pick up your may- pole contest maps here! Tools of the Trade Test your knowledge of antique tools and their uses. This is also the place to learn about local genealogy materials and programs. The Smoky Valley Historical Association volunteers will assist you here. It’s a Sod Story Marvin Johnson is the creator of these unique sod buildings. Take a few mo- ments to pause here for a look! What’s Your Name? Everyone can be a Swede for the Day! Find your special day of the year on the Swedish name day calendar. First We Have Kaffe Join the Svenska Vänskap Gruppen (Swedish Friendship Group) for coffee and conversation. Here you will be surrounded by traditional Swedish décor from area homes. If you listen closely, you can even learn a Swedish phrase or two. Svensk Conditori Now is your opportunity to snatch up those wonderful Swedish baked goods. Hosted by the Svensk Hyllningsfest Committee, proceeds will go toward the 2009 Svensk Hyllningsfest. A Chip Off the Ol’ Block A rich heritage in woodcarving started by the first immigrants continues to this day. Jul Affär Featuring author Kathy Bernstrom Lerfald, learn to embrace Swedish Christ- mas traditions as the locals do. Flicka and Pojke Fun, Fun, Fun! Girls and boys will love this area full of fun activities designed just for them (9 am-3 pm). Midsummer’s Slöjd Hear the Lindsborg dala horse story and watch local folk artists at work. Maria Swensson’s Birthday Party Looking for a new birthday idea? Celebrate Swede style. Mormor’s Kitchen The heart of the Swedish home is the kitchen. Stop here and watch some of the best cooks in town! Jul Kärve Under the instruction of the Lindsborg Swedish Folk Dancers, learn how to make Christmas sheaves. Here in Lindsborg our Kansas wheat is made into this traditional decoration. (nominal fee) Blomkrans Lindsborg Arts Council Volunteers can instruct you in making your very own blossom crown. (nominal fee) Bethany Lutheran Church (320 N. Main St.) You are invited to sit and relax in the air-conditioned sanctuary of Bethany Lutheran Church. Park entrance wristband required and may be purchased at the church. 1:00 pm Tråbläs – A talented woodwind trio comprised of Jay Steinberg, Ellen Neufeld and Paula Patterson. 1:45 pm A Trunk Full of Memories – Using a bit of drama and a lot of costumes, a style show of Swedish costumes will be sure to delight all ages. Take a nostalgic look back at the dress of the Swedes used in the festivals of Lindsborg in this style show coordinated by Shelly Carlson. 2:45 pm The Gallery Trio – This trio was founded in 1987 for the 30th Anniversary of the Sandzén Memorial Gallery. Members are Ruth Ann Leaf, violin; Linda Lungstrom, cello; and Linda Newfield, piano. 3:15 pm Church History of Bethany Lutheran Church – Charlotte Ternstrom will tell of the close connection between the church and the development of Lindsborg and Bethany College. 3:30 pm Joshua Lindgren – A 2008 graduate of Bethany College, Joshua will perform a varied program of organ literature. Midsummer’s Interlude (Downtown) 4 pm–7 pm Lawn chairs welcome! Mainstreet Band Games Turner Photography Souvenir photos of your family – costumes provided. (nominal fee) Old Mill Park Admission: Free with Midsummer’s wristband, or Adults $5; children 12 and under admitted free 6:30 pm Gates open – music and ice cream 7:30 pm Evening Program, featuring: Raising of Maypole John Berquist Lindsborg Folkdanslag and Swedish Folk Dancers Family games led by Charlotte Anderson Grand March 10:00 pm Swim at Lindsborg Municipal Swimming Pool ($1.00) Special Guests Lindsborg Folkdanslag This adult folk dance group was originally organized for the first Svensk Hylln- ingsfest celebration in 1941. They perform about 30 times a year at folk festivals, programs, and special events throughout Kansas and surrounding states. Lindsborg Swedish Folk Dancers Lindsborg Swedish Folk Dancers, a troupe of dedicated high school-aged stu- dents, continue to make a commitment to their Swedish heritage and to their community by performing traditional Swedish folk dance and music. Lindsborg’s dancers have traveled and performed coast to coast in the United States, and in Sweden, Denmark and Russia. Founded in 1963, this group has a history that spans five decades, and a heritage that carries centuries of culture and tradition. Tom Griffith Popular organ grinder Tom Griffith will be roaming Swensson Park with his “new” 1898 Studebaker push cart. Mainstreet Mainstreet, a five-piece show band, has been entertaining the Midwest for over 25 years with a repertoire of music spanning jazz, rock, blues and R&B. Main- street was formed in Manhattan 1979 by drummer Richard “Felix” Smalley, joined by keyboardist Rod Manges, Daryl Batchelor on trumpet, fluegalhorn and percus- sion, Andy Bell on saxophones, and guitarist Greg Spreer. Kathy Bernstrom Lerfald Author Kathy Bernstrom Lerfald truly enjoys her Swedish heritage. Ever since she was a little girl, she and her family have embraced Swedish Christmas tradi- tions. Swedish Christmas A–Z (Plus 3!), Kathy’s first children’s book, is filled with 29 Swedish Christmas words, traditions, recipes and family activities. Kathy has been an elementary school teacher and a children’s pastor. She and her husband live in St. Paul, Minnesota. John Berquist As one of the Upper Midwest’s most respected folklorists, John Berquist pres- ents concerts and programs that bring to life the heritage and lore of the Midwest. From lumberjack ballads to miners’ laments, folk melodies from Scandinavian, Finnish and Slavic immigrants to songs about people and places, John shares a lifelong collection of music and stories with his audience. A native Minnesotan of Norwegian and Swedish descent, he has toured Europe and has performed at festivals all across America. He plays the guitar, mandolin, accordion, and sings in a rich, warm baritone. John has released nine recordings, the most recent, John Berquist and the South Side Swedes: Scandinavian Music from Chicago. Volvo Club of America Featured activities include a Car Show on Saturday from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm in Swensson Park (north end). View vintage, classic and contemporary ve- hicles and help choose Lindsborg’s favorite Volvo by casting your vote. A timed Road Rally will begin at 10:00 am Sunday. Lindsborg area residents are invited to participate in this free, fun contest (non-Volvo vehicles welcome). Information and registration is available at the Car Show on Saturday. Augustana Heritage Association We would like to extend a special welcome to the Augustana Heritage As- sociation, who are celebrating the founding of the Swedish Lutheran Church in America. MayPOLe COnTeST Be sure to pick up a map of the participating businesses and your ballot at the Chamber of Commerce’s Map Booth. Voting will last through the end of Midsummer’s Interlude at 7 pm.
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