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Leif Erickson's Bday: Viking Disco!

  • The Swedish Club 1920 Dexter Avenue North Seattle, WA, 98109 United States (map)

Viking Disco

Nordic Lunch | 12 PM - 2 PM | RSVP HERE

Please Note: Club will close from 2 PM - 5 PM

Doors + Bar 5 PM | Music 7 PM

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Join Us for Nordic Lunch at The Swedish Club – Every 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th Friday!

Enjoy a Nordic-inspired lunch featuring open-faced smörgås sandwiches, Swedish meatballs, and sweet Fika treats with coffee and desserts. Take in stunning 180° views of Lake Union and downtown Seattle while supporting our landmark building and Nordic cultural heritage. Menu subject to change, but always delicious. Click the RSVP button below to view the full menu.

This is not a prepaid lunch. Please RSVP so we know you’re coming and can plan accordingly. Food and drinks will be ordered from the menu onsite, and payment will be made directly to your server.


Viking Disco: Leif Erikson’s Birthday Bash

On October 9th, we’re celebrating the one and only Leif Erikson the only way that makes sense: with a full-blown Viking Disco. Because obviously, if anyone deserves a dance floor, mead vibes, and a mirror ball, it’s him.

Doors + bar open at 5PM, and the music kicks off at 7PM—giving you plenty of time to settle in, grab a drink, and assemble your fiercest attire.

Costumes are highly encouraged—think Norse meets disco, the more dramatic the better.

Come ready to raid the dance floor. Valhalla would absolutely approve. 🪩⚔️

About Leif Erikson
Leif Erikson was a Norse explorer from Iceland, believed to have been born around 970 CE. He is widely credited as one of the first Europeans to set foot in North America—nearly 500 years before Christopher Columbus—where he is said to have established a settlement known as Vinland, likely located in what is now coastal Canada. Son of Erik the Red, Leif is a central figure in the Icelandic sagas and a symbol of exploration, curiosity, and seafaring adventure.

Here in Seattle, his legacy is especially visible: a statue of Leif Erikson stands at Shilshole Bay, reflecting the city’s maritime identity and Scandinavian heritage. Other notable monuments honoring him can be found in places like Boston, Massachusetts, and Reykjavík, Iceland.

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Members and their guests are invited to unwind on Fridays in the 3 Crowns Lounge with handcrafted cocktails, great company, and breathtaking views. Not a member yet? Join the Swedish Club and become part of our vibrant community!

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