The medieval Baldishol Tapestry, from 1180, is a national treasure familiar to most Norwegians—the oldest known Norwegian tapestry, and one of the oldest in Europe. This exhibit features 25 works by local, national, and international fiber artists who draw inspiration from the Baldishol. They include not only tapestries but clothing, rugs, quilts, fiber sculpture, and more. View a replica of the historic weaving on loan from Vesterheim Museum in Decorah, IA, and admire contemporary textile works inspired by the tapestry. ________ SEE THE EXHIBIT IN-PERSON July-August 2020 | Tuesday-Friday 10:00am - 3:45pm (last reservation at 3:00pm) Six (6) guests are allowed in the Gallery at a time. All guests are required to wear a mask inside Norway House. $5 | General Admission FREE | Members of Norway House FREE | Children ages 12 and under GUIDED TOURS - To be guided through the exhibit by one of our staff or volunteers, please select the $15 add-on when scheduling. QUESTIONS? Call us during office hours Tuesday through Friday, 10:00am-4:00pm or email us at info@norwayhouse.org with your phone number. VIRTUAL EXHIBIT We have a YouTube virtual exhibit walk-thru (premiers July 2 at 5:00pm CDT) available on our website.