The Nordiska Folkdancers performed at the Nordic Heritage Museum’s annual Yulefest on Saturday, Nov 19. These two men were performing a humorous dance in which two men brawl in tune with the music.

A holiday tradition, Yulefest continues tomorrow, Nov 20, with hundreds of hand-crafted gifts, a jubilee of Scandinavian musical performances, and traditional Nordic cuisine that will inspire holiday cheer. Santa will also make a visit.

Yulefest’s traditional Scandinavian entertainment features fiddlers, singers, folk dancers and more.

Shop hand-crafted gifts from the many Nordic-inspired vendors, and enjoy Scandinavian food and drink available at several locations in the Museum.

The Nordic Café features open-faced Scandinavian sandwiches, krumkake, and lefse.

The Kaffestuga offers coffee, cookies, and pastries; and the Bodega, where guests enjoy special Scandinavian beverages such as glögg—hot spiced wine, a traditional beverage of the holiday season—and a selection of Nordic beers.

Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Suggested donation is $3 for adults, $1 for children under 12, and kids under 5 are admitted free. Limited parking is available for a suggested donation of $2.