Another Sweden Day has passed, and with it another successful Lucky Draw! This year the Lucky Draw was a bit more of a challenge. The contestants had to answer questions about how Swedes celebrate Easter; a good excuse to go around and read the information posters or ask the volonteers. Everyone did very well! Perhaps we made it too easy? :)

We are extremely grateful for the wonderful prizes given by our sponsors: the food and drink from Café Fika, the beautiful calenders from Prints, the gift certificates from Style:Nordic, the notebooks, travel locks, etc. from SAS and the various gifts from the Karolinska Institute.

We thank them for their contribution and for helping make Sweden Day an extraordinary event. Tack så mycket!

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