Rebuilt Viking-age houses at Hedeby, the kind of village partners can help Asgard Alaska build

Become a Partner

Partners can help us shape a Viking village from the ground up.

Does your group need outdoor space for events, camps, gatherings, or living-history programs?

Would you rather help design a place around your activities than rent one that never fit them?

Not part of an organization? You can find other ways to help on Get Involved.

Where We Are Now

We are in Phase 1 of our Roadmap: raising the Land Fund so we can secure a site in Alaska. Nothing is built yet, and that is the opportunity. Partners who join now help decide what we build, so the village fits the people who will use it.

What Partners Can Do Today

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Tell us what your group needs

Space for events, camps, workshops or living-history programs: the earlier we know, the easier it is to plan for.

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Use our free tools

The Viking Name Generator and Write Your Name in Runes are free for classrooms, camps and clubs.

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Help spread the word

Share our events and our Axe & Anchor newsletter with your members.

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Support the Land Fund

As a sponsor, or with land leads, timber, skills or know-how.

Support the Land Fund
Bayeux Tapestry scene of shipwrights felling trees, shaping planks and building ships at Duke William's order
“Here Duke William ordered ships to be built”: before a fleet could sail, many hands had to fell the trees and shape the planks. Bayeux Tapestry, c. 1070. Université de Caen Normandie, CNRS, ENSICAEN, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Which Partners Are We Looking For

We are looking for partner organizations and sponsors who want to help design a history-themed green space for the public: schools, camps, churches, clubs, reenactment, and craft groups, local businesses, and anyone else who would use it. If you want to see what we plan to build, read our Roadmap and Our Mission.

How to Start

Tell us what you are looking for in the form below, and let’s see whether we are a good fit. The form asks for your organization, the size of your group, and how you would like to work with us. If you have any questions for us, there is room for those too.


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