Annual Fastelavn set to celebrate ‘Scandinavian Mardi Gras’
February 9, 2026
The Scandinavian East Coast Museum will host its annual Fastelavn celebration at Vesuvio Restaurant, 7305 3rd Ave., on Feb. 28.
The Scandinavian East Coast Museum will host its annual Fastelavn celebration at Vesuvio Restaurant, 7305 3rd Ave., on Feb. 28.
THE DANISH FASTELAVN CELEBRATION ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, FEB. 7 HAS BEEN MOVED three weeks later.
FASTELAVN, THE DANISH VERSION OF MARDI GRAS, comes to Bay Ridge on Feb. 7. The Scandinavian East Coast Museum sponsors this annual event.
It was fun and festivity as the Scandinavian East Coast Museum (SECM) hosted its annual Fastelavn celebration. The event, known locally as Danish Mardi Gras,
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The Scandinavian East Coast Museum celebrated in style on Sunday, February 22 at its annual Fastelavn Celebration—a Danish take on Mardi Gras. The celebration, held at the Danish Athletic Club,
Celebrate the good times. On Sunday, February 23, the Scandinavian East Coast Museum will host its annual Fastelavn Celebration at the Danish Athletic Club. Known as the’ Danish Mardi Gras’,
Celebrate the good times. On Sunday, February 23, the Scandinavian East Coast Museum will host its annual Fastelavn Celebration at the Danish Athletic Club. Known as the’ Danish Mardi Gras’,
On Sunday, February 24, the Scandinavian holiday of Fastelavn was celebrated at the Danish Athletic Club in Dyker Heights. Complete with an accordion player and traditional centerpieces, the party, held a week after Fastelavn actually took place, celebrated the beginning of Lent.