Category: Newsletter
Dalslands Studio Newsletter 26 published
On 4 July 2026, issue 26 of the Dalslands Studio Newsletter – June 2026 – was published. In it, you can read about a visit to Tresticklans National Park and the secret paths of the resistance, the fire in Bengtsfors and how small things can have a big impact, memories of Ramsvik and modernity born…
Planning for 2027 at Dalslands Studio – a week to settle in, reflect and take a deep breath
In 2027, we will reopen the Dalslands Studio to groups, families and individuals who wish to unwind, reflect and gain new perspectives for a few days or a week – in the heart of the Dalsland countryside, right by the water. Building on our previous seminars and camps, we aim to open the house specifically…
What else happened in June?
Our little boat has found new owners When we took over the house, we also inherited two boats: a canoe and a small, battery-powered boat. Our ‘Yota’, the motorboat, joined us later. Sometimes it’s good to part with things. As it happened, our previous owners asked if we’d be willing to sell the little boat,…
Ramsvig, the Sote Canal and memories
After visiting the insurance company in Trollhättan, I set off for the coast, to Ramsvik in Bohuslän. I’d spent a lovely holiday there years ago with my husband Hajo. I walked along the paths we’d taken back then and was overwhelmed by memories of those days gone by. I spent the night in the VW…
Fire in Bengtsfors
The fire in a block of flats in Bengtsfors has made it into the Swedish national news over the past few weeks – suddenly putting the spotlight on an otherwise rather quiet little town in Dalsland. The fire broke out in the building opposite COOP, which housed a shoe shop on the ground floor. These…
‘Feeling, Thinking, Acting’ seminar – A successful midsummer week at Dalslands Studio
The first ‘Feel, Think, Act’ seminar at Dalslands Studio took place during the week around Midsummer in glorious weather and was, in many respects, a successful start. Together with the participants, we experienced an intensive week: with long discussions on critical thinking, inner spaciousness and scope for action in our own everyday lives, repeatedly enriched…
A Visit in Tresticklans Nationalpark
As you know, I enjoy heading out into the countryside in my VW Multivan, complete with a bed and a well-stocked fridge. Just about 50 kilometres north-west of Dals Langed lies Tresticklan National Park, right on the Norwegian border. It’s a lovely place to be alone with yourself and nature. The national park is an…
Newsletter 25 published: Remembrance, Community and a Growing Garden
With Newsletter 25, I’m writing after a very full month of May: at the centre is the first anniversary of Hajo’s death and the question of how remembrance, community, and new formats can continue to grow at Dalslands Studio. You’ll also find a glimpse of the opening of the new community space “Tjô-ho!” in Dals…
Dalslands Studio Newsletter Overview
I’ve put together an overview of the 24 newsletter editions that have been published since March 2024. It’s quite a lot, and it helps me to understand everything that’s happened over these two very eventful years. Perhaps you feel the same way! The orignal was German and I left the tables in Germany, but probably…
Conversion into a rock garden and installation of the cranes
A building site has been transformed into a garden: using the stones unearthed during the digging, the newly installed cranes, and a great deal of patience, a tranquil rock garden has been created in the courtyard of Dalslands Studio, which will soon be framed by fresh, growing grass. The transformation of the courtyard at Dalslands…