Bronsebukkenes Venner
Lunner, Norway
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Bronsebukkenes Venner is a community organisation based in Lunner, Norway working on arts & culture, heritage, education.
Bronsebukkenes Venner is a local theatre group on Hadeland, Norway, that produces the outdoor theatre piece Bronsebukkene. The production is based on the Vestby Bronze Age find from Grindvoll in Lunner, which includes two hollow-cast bronze goats. The group also runs Vandreteateret, an annual walking theatre, and a school programme that brings Bronze Age history to fourth-grade pupils across Hadeland. The work relies on volunteers and amateur actors, and the stated aim is to strengthen local knowledge of the area's early history and young people's sense of identity.
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Bronsebukkene
Arts & Culture · Norway
Outdoor theatre production on Hadeland, based on the 1924-25 Vestby Bronze Age find at Grindvoll in Lunner. First staged in 2000, with jubilee productions in 2025 at Hadeland Folkemuseum.
Vandreteateret
Education · Norway
Annual walking theatre about the Bronze Age in the Grindvoll landscape each May, and a yearly school programme for all fourth-grade pupils on Hadeland since 2001.
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Lunner barneskole, kulturkontoret på Hadeland
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