Ludvika starter sommeren med fiskeskole og stor interesse for ferieaktiviteter

17. juni 2026

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Kommunene i Dalarna tilbyr gratis sommeraktiviteter for barn. I Ludvika er det stor interesse for aktiviteter som fiskeskole og kulturarrangementer.

Alle de 15 kommunene i Dalarna tilbyr nå gratis aktiviteter for barn i løpet av sommeren. Ludvika kommune melder om stor etterspørsel etter både idretts- og kulturaktiviteter. Hanna Tibling, kultursjef i Ludvika kommune, sier at mange av aktivitetene er godt besøkt. Organisasjonen BRIS understreker viktigheten av at aktivitetene faktisk er kostnadsfrie. Maja Dahl hos BRIS advarer mot skjulte kostnader som reise eller utstyr, som kan hindre deltakelse.

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