With an acoustic guitar in hand and a story to tell, Ida Metsberg creates music that resonates with honesty and heart. This Finnish singer-songwriter, now based in New York, merges the confessional style of contemporary pop with the rich narratives of folk music.

The Scandinavian American Theatre Company (SATC) is a New York–based theater troupe dedicated to presenting plays and perspectives from across the Nordic region. Founded in 2009 by a group of Scandinavian artists, this non-profit ensemble strives to introduce American audiences to the lively world of Scandinavian drama.

Sonja Hovik Brendås is a Norwegian dancer who seamlessly transitions between contemporary, jazz, hip-hop, and ballet. She focuses on channeling strong emotions through movement and has honed her craft as a dance major at Marymount Manhattan College. Her technique, paired with her flair for creative expression, sets her apart in New York’s competitive dance community.

Thelma Sigurhansdóttir, also known as Thelma Gella, is an Icelandic visual artist whose work bridges the gap between reality and imagination. Primarily a painter, she constructs vivid narratives that invite viewers to see beyond the surface, blending clarity with dreamlike elements. Her art sparks both curiosity and introspection, offering a glimpse into the unknown.

Michaela Lind is an award-winning Swedish performer, filmmaker, and theater-maker recognized for her experimental approach to storytelling. Based in Brooklyn, she is the co-founder of ARA Theater & Media, a multidisciplinary theater and production company. 

Kristin Jacobsen is a visual storyteller who captures the essence of Nordic nature and identity through her art.

Oskar Stenmark is a Swedish trumpet and flugelhorn player hailed for merging centuries-old folk melodies with the pulse of contemporary jazz.

Immersive Earth Day Showcase by the Nordic Artists of New York Organization Highlights Nordic & Baltic Creativity in New York City

Elsa Nilsson is a Swedish flutist and composer who merges the bright melodic threads of Scandinavian folk with the improvisational edge of jazz. She lives in Brooklyn but grew up in Gothenburg, Sweden, where she first uncovered her musical leanings. Her distinctive approach to flute performance has won her acclaim in a field that rarely sees the flute as a lead instrument.

Sari Hurme-Mehtälä is a Finnish painter who draws viewers into tranquil, nature-inspired landscapes through her abstract art.