The eye-catching Norwegian Church in Cardiff Bay is a remnant of the city’s industrial history. It was built as a meeting point for Norwegian seafarers who traveled to Cardiff’s dock.

Norwegian tradition and culture were on full display May 18 as the Bay Ridge community celebrated the 71st annual Norwegian Day Parade, commemorating the signing of Norway’s constitution on May 17, ...

Killamarsh’s historic St. Giles Church played host to an unexpected — and rather unlikely — set of visitors during its busy BioBlitz wildlife event recently.

First Minister and Labour leader in Wales, Baroness Eluned Morgan, delivers a keynote speech marking one year to the 2026 Senedd election, at the Norwegian Church in Cardiff (Ben Birchall/PA) ...

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The Norwegian Church Arts Centre is preparing the heritage exhibition, named "A People's Story of Cardiff Bay," set to open in the Dahl-Oriel Gallery from February 28 to March 30. The exhibition aims ...

Wales’ leading examination board, which has served over 4,700 students in Pembrokeshire this year, is celebrating 75 years since its inception. The occasion was marked with an event at the Norwegian ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. THE font in which iconic Welsh author Roald Dahl was baptised in 1916 is being returned the Norwegian Church in Cardiff Bay, where the Dahl ...

And sitting on Cardiff Bay is the Norwegian Church Arts Centre. Established as a Lutheran Church in 1868, it was a place for Scandinavian sailors and residents of Norwegian descent to worship.

Norwegian Church Cardiff Bay raised £4,000 in crowdfunding to match fund a grant from the Architectural Heritage Fund in April 2020. "I was a bit sceptical, I must admit, that in the middle of a ...

CARDIFF council is due to hand over the keys to the Old Library and the Norwegian Church. Both historic buildings have a hefty maintenance backlog and will be leased out to save the council money.