We are a friendly group of people who enjoy knitting, embroidering and hand crafts.  Please bring your hand craft project.  

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

We meet in the coffee shop 1st floor in Paleet, Karl Johans gate 37-43. We will be discussing “All the colours of dark” by Chris Whitaker  and/or “H is for Hawk” by Helen Macdonald

Join us for our first coffee morning of this new season at Anne på Landet, Vigelandsparken/frognerparken, Oslo.

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

We will continue our Summer Picnic tradition and will meet at Frogner park.

When you enter from the car park opposite the Vigeland museum it will be the first green lawn area to your left (just after the circular rose garden)

If you enter from the main gate, turn left before the bridge and continue towards the Oslo  City Museum, continue walking towards the Vigeland Museum and you will see us!

Please bring your own picnic and blanket and we will provide some Prosecco, macaroons and strawberries! 

Join us for our next coffee morning at Sjoholmen Cafe

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

This time we are venturing out of town to “Kunstnerdalen” or Artist’s valley in Hvalstad where you will find Asker Museum.

The main attractions are the beautiful and unique homes of artists Tilla and Otto Valstad and writers Hulda and Arne Garborg. Their homes are surrounded by an enchanting barokk inspired garden, unusual animal sculptures and a feeling of stepping back in time…..

 The tour will take approx. one hour and afterwards there is a café where we can have a cup of coffee or a waffle (or two).  The ticket price will not be more than 100 NOK depending on how many come along.  IWC will cover the rest of the cost.

Please let Joan know if you would like to attend by Wednesday 10th June.

 Address:         Otto Valstadsvei 19, 1395 Hvalstad

Transport

Train: L1 to Hvalstad station, and walk to the museum in approx. 15 min.

Bus: 270 from Fornebu/Sandvika bus terminal or Asker train station to the bus stop "Asker museum".

Free parking by the museum

 

We meet in the coffee shop 1st floor in Paleet, Karl Johans gate 37-43. We will be discussing “Rebecca” by Daphne Du Maurier

We are a friendly group of people who enjoy knitting, embroidering and hand crafts.  Please bring your hand craft project.  

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Join us for our next coffee morning at Munch Museum Cafe

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp

Come and play mahjong, this Chinese tile game, played around the world, which helps to keep the brain sharp