Autumn 2017.
Hulder of Norway are preparing for the winter season, greeting the aurora borealis, enjoying each others company.
Photo: Lars-Petter Bjørnstad.
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Waiting…
The Midnight Sun has gone.
The Northern Lights has still not appered.
Hidden in the woods, the Hulder is waiting….
At the conference “SNOW”.
“Hulder of Norway” visited the tourism conference “SNOW” at Scandic in Tromsø 10.05.17.
It surely was a hot experience, dancing under the scene lights in our wool dresses!
We had to sneak out for som cold air before the performance…
At the exhibition!
“Hulder of Norway” at the exhibision of value creators in Tromsø, at the airport.
Book your outdoor dance-event today!
The sun is back!
After two months of “dark season” the sun is finally back!
Let the “Hulder of Norway” dance for you while waiting for the dancing Aurora Borealis at night!
New winter season!
New winter season, great northern lights…
Bring it on!
Photo: Stig-Lennart Sørensen.
Spectacular!
Give your guests a spectacular and unique experience of dance, mystery and nature
Photo: Stig-Lennart Sørensen.
We want to see you!
“Hulder of Norway” wants to see you in Tromsø this year.
Are you comming?
Photo: Stig-Lennart Sørensen
Summertime!
Summertime!
Hulder of Norway do not care about a little rain!
(At the Bakgårdsfest 18.06.2016. Photo: Lars-Petter Bjørnstad)
2 Experience the Hulder of Norway!
The legends tells…
- The word “Hulder” means “covered” or “secret”.
- A Hulder is a seductive forest creature found in Norwegian folklore.
- The hulder is one of several “rå”(keeper, warden), including the aquatic “sjørå” (or “havfrue”), later identified with a mermaid, and the “bergrå” in caves and mines who made life tough for the poor miners
- A multitude of places in Scandinavia are named after the Hulders, often places by legend associated with the presence of the “hidden folk”.
- Hulderheim is southeast on the island Karlsøya in Troms, Norway. The name means “Home of the Hulder”.
- “Hulder of Norway” can be hired for your outdoor event.
- Watch the Hulders dance under the magic aurora, or maybe under the fascinating midnight sun.