Nordic Fest 50th
Anniversary Book Presales Start May 1
The Nordic Fest Board recently approved the plan for
presales for the limited-edition book “Nordic Fest, 50 Years Strong,” which
launch in May via the following options:
- Decorah area residents may place a presale order starting Monday, May 2, with cash or check during regular business hours at the Decorah Area Chamber of Commerce, 507 West Water Street. Presale customers will be asked to fill out a brief form confirming their order details.
- Anyone may place a presale order on the Nordic Fest website starting Sunday, May 1, following the links and on-screen instructions at http://www.nordicfest.com
During the presale time, the following policies apply to both in-person and online orders:
- The presale cost for each book is $50. During Nordic Fest, the cost will be $65 per book.
- There is a limit of five books that may be ordered per person.
Book project proceeds will support the permanent placement
of the Nordic Fest archives at Vesterheim Norwegian American Museum later in
2016.
“Vesterheim’s Folk Art School has been intimately linked to
Nordic Fest since the beginning and this year, we celebrate the Fiftieth
Anniversary of both. Our city has every reason to be proud during this landmark
year, and the Museum is honored to be named the repository of this valuable
collection of Decorah and Norwegian-American history and culture,” said
Vesterheim’s Registrar Jennifer Kovarik.
“We thank the wonderful community members who have been so
dedicated to keep the Nordic Fest so vibrant . Without their support as well as
all of Fest goers, we would not be here to celebrate 50 years. This book
is truly a great treasure to own. I encourage everyone to purchase one for
their homes and businesses,” said 2016 Nordic Fest Co-President Cindy Schissel.
“The Nordic Fest 50th anniversary book celebrates the beautiful story of this uniquely nonprofit, noncommercial special event. How appropriate that Vesterheim Norwegian American Museum, the critical partner of Nordic Fest for all 50 years, will become the permanent home of the event’s archival treasures. Your purchase of a copy of the book helps make proper Nordic Fest archival record preservation possible,” said book project co-chair Dawn Svenson Holland.
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