The story of a young noble who is transformed into a polar bear by wicked magic is one of the most popular fairy tales in Norway. In 2024, Mikkel Sandemose directed The Polar Bear Prince, a 2D animated feature film based on the story. It went on to be a very popular film in Norway. So why are we talking about it now? While the film has been available for a while in Norwegian with English subtitles, now there’s an English dub version making the rounds. “The fearless, curious and adventurous Liv dreams of leaving her home in the village. She only truly feels like herself when exploring in the woods. One day, when she encounters a mysterious white bear, a friendship emerges and a powerful bond begins to form between the pair. Soon, Liv discovers that her new friend was once cursed by a witch.” Distribution is spotty, but there’s talk of it having a theatrical release in North America. We’ll keep you posted. (Fun fact: In 1991 Ola Solum directed The Polar Bear King,a live-action movie based on the same story.)
Our Charitable Recipient this year is Working Animals Giving Service 4 Kids. We have several ways for you to donate to this awesome charity including donating items to the Charity Auction, purchasing items at the Charity Auction, giving directly to W.A.G.S. 4 Kids at their charity table, participating in one of the many Charity programming events, or submitting tickets to an all new item this year, raffle baskets!
To donate items to the Charity Auction, bring your items to Charity Intake located on the Lower Level of 401.
New this year is Paws & Claws Raffle Baskets. The baskets are filled with various items including… -Passes to King’s Island -Passes to Columbus Museum of Art -Passes to COSI -Gift cards to restaurants -Golf Pro lessons -Handmade jewelry -And much, much more!
To enter your chance to win a Paws & Claws Raffle Basket, head to the Charity table also located on the Lower Level of 401.
Small, rural towns are fascinating. They seem placid and serene, but under the veneer, there are often secrets, intrigue…and sometimes death. Grab “Lonely: Chapter 1: Homecoming” by @aethanbear & @dbruinart https://fenrispublishing.com/product.php?id