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Welcome to Houston! |
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The Swedish Club of Houston welcomes Camp Sweden (the Swedish National Soccer Team fan club) and all visitors to Houston for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. To help make your stay both enjoyable and memorable, we’ve curated this selection of recommended restaurants, sightseeing, and live music experiences.
Note that this list represents only a small sample of the exceptional cuisine and vibrant culture Houston—one of the most diverse food cities in the United States—has to offer. |
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Welcome! |
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One of the objectives and goals of the Swedish Club of Houston is to locate and join together people interested in Swedish heritage (Swedes, Swedish descendants, and others) in the Houston area, primarily through informal events and get-togethers, social as well as cultural.
The Club currently counts just under 120 members who meet at various events throughout the year, such as the annual Pea Soup and Pancakes supper, Kräftskiva (Crayfish Party), Valborgsmässoafton (Bonfire), Smörgåsbord, and Christmas Traditions/Lucia program, as well as special events centered around cultural happenings.
To become a member, click here to fill out an online membership form. |
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Swedish Language School |
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The Swedish Club of Houston has maintained a Swedish Language School for many years.
As student enrollment demands, the school offers classes at several levels. Instruction is by native speakers of Swedish, and a conversational approach is emphasized since most persons wishing to learn Swedish want to be able to speak it when visiting Sweden. The school operates on a 15-week semester basis.
The Spring 2026 Beginner class will resume on Monday 02/02/2026 from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM and meet mostly virtually for 15 weeks; the Advanced classes will resume a week earlier on Wednesday 01/28/2026 from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM and meet in person at Houston Saengerbund,
1703 Heights Blvd, Houston. Classes will not meed the week of March 9-13 due to Spring Break. All classes will continue where they left off last fall.
The cost is modest, and varies according to the cost of materials, which come from Sweden. Click here to register!
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Summer Fika |
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Fika is the social institution of a coffee break. Fika can be just a cup of coffee, but most often includes a coffee cake or an assortment of cookies.
Join us on Saturday, August 15 beginning at 2:00 PM for a Summer Fika at 1703 Heights Blvd. We hope to have strawberry cake and rhubarb crisps (depending on the availability of rhubarb). The cost is $10 for members, $15 for guests and $5 for youth 12 and under.
Click here by Thursday August 13 to let us know you will be coming; bakers, please also let us know if you would like to provide a favorite strawberry or rhubarb dessert! |
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Dues Notice for 2026 |
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Please don't delay, send in your renewal today!!
$45 Family
$30 Individual
$15 Student (enrolled full time at a degree-granting institution) / Au pair
If paying by check, make payable to: The Swedish Club of Houston
If paying by credit card, click here to fill out an online renewal form.
If paying via Venmo, navigate to https://venmo.com/swedishclubhouston and follow the on-screen instructions (be sure to specify that you're paying your 2026 dues)! |
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