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2008 Parade Application


Grand Marshal 2008



Hanne Krogh
Singer
www.hannekrogh.com

17th May Celebration in Seattle


Norwegian Constitution Day or "grunnlovsdag," commonly known as "Syttende Mai" or the 17th of May is a celebration of the day in 1814 when Norway’s constitution was signed in the town of Eidsvoll, Norway.

In the Greater Seattle area, the day has been celebrated since 1889 with proclamations, speeches, and a parade. Enjoy life and the freedom we have. Join us in the celebration of both.

When most people think of the 17th of May Celebration they usually remember the parade, which is one of the largest ethnic parades in the United States with over 100 units every year. After all, everyone loves a parade, especially the children. But there is much more to the 17th of May Celebration in Seattle than the parade, and you can find out about all of the celebration on this Web site!

2008 Grand Marshal

Each year, the 17th of May Committee elects to recognize and honor select individuals for their contributions of both time and effort on behalf of the Norwegian American community. This years honorary marshals are:

Grand Marshal Popular singer, Hanne Krogh.

Honorary Marshals Elie Glaamen and Ted Fosberg

Flag Bearers TBA

Special Guests TBA

We invite you to join us for the 2008 Syttende Mai festivities!


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