Norseman Festival

http://www.norsemanfestival.on.ca

Have you seen our most recent blog post ? ....The guy who owns N164UC really wants to sell it. He is dealing with cancer. Anyone know anybody who wants to buy a Norseman?

Smart Serve Ontario is offering the course for free from April 1-30 2020! You can put it to good use by being a volunteer in our beer tent during the Norseman Festival! ... https://smartserve.ca/

At this time, the Norseman Festival Committee has no plans to cancel the Festival. Despite all the uncertainty, the Committee has been working hard (and far away from each other) to plan the 2020 Festival. We hope the Norseman Festival can be a little light at the end of the tunnel. Please continue to check out this Facebook page and our website www.norsemanfestival.on.ca for updated information!... Also, the website has our 2020 Vendor form uploaded. If forms and payment are submitted before May 31st a 20% discount is applied!

The Norseman Festival is seeking Volunteers to join our Committee! Are you or someone you know interested in helping out? Come to our meeting! Everyone welcome!

Reminisce about the role of Norseman's in Air Ambulance service through our new blogpost. And if you have memories or pics of Norsemans that were involved in air ambulance service, please share! https://www.norsemanfestival.on.ca/i-am-sam-i-am/

Why is why a relatively small country in Europe going to have two Norseman warbirds flying in the next couple years? Can you think of the connection? Read our newest blog post to find out... http://www.norsemanfestival.on.ca/44-70509-lives-again/

Wondering whatever happened to Norsemans JIN & KAO? Get the update here...

You’ll be able to get yourself and your loved ones some Norseman Merchandise this weekend at the SJS Christmas Market! See you there!

Huge THANK YOU to the Hwy 105 Tourism & Marketing Board for securing funding that was used towards Entertainment at this year’s Norseman Festival!

Results from 2019 Norseman Days Dog Dock Diving Challenge. This year’s event went very well. We had a total of 11 dogs jumping as well a surprise guest.... All dogs did great and provided some good entertainment. A thanks to Donny at Red Lake Marine for the use of their docks for the event. As well, thanks to Tia of Lucky Mutts for volunteering as photographer and documenting the dogs distances. Dogs were allowed three jumps and score was based on furthest of the three. Results were: Prize 1: Furthest jump at 19 feet was Chips (handler Casey) Prize 2: at 15 feet was Ellie (handler Donna) Prize 3: at 13.5 feet was Moose (handler Morgan) Most entertaining jump: Gibson (handler Laureen) Best effort jump: Ozzie (handler Savana). Thanks to Savana a volunteer from the crowd for jumping Oz. The last team of the day was a special/surprise guest. Rim and handler Taylor Sobchuk. This team was the Canadian Xtreme Air Dogs Champions and currently have an average jump of 26.8 feet!! The team jumped for fun with a distance of 23 feet. It appears the Red Lake challenge needs to get a longer measuring device off the end of the dock.