St. Charles Council 2094 serving Danish Food, raising funds, and has a great time in Greenville!

By: Matt Hoxsie - Sun, Aug 17, 2025 10:53 AM

This weekend, during Greenville's 61st annual Danish Festival, celebrating the original community settlers' cultural background, St. Charles Council 2084 once again was the only group to offer actual Danish food to the crowds. Money raised during the weekend goes toward the council's many charitable activities.

People line up and extend around the block for the Knights' Danish aebleskivers, sort of a cross between a pancake ball
and a doughnut that crowds can't get enough of.

 

Golden aebleskivers finish cooking in their special pan over an open flame at Council 2084's street booth.

 

Amy Norton, mother of Grand Knight Kevin Norton and wife of Brother Knight John Norton, joins Margaret Karpus, wife of
District Deputy 312 Mike Karpus, to crack and separate eggs to add to the aebleskiver batter.

 

Knights and family members make the aebleskivers in specialty pans in the Council 2084 street booth.

 

Brother Knights Jacob Woycehoski, left, and his dad, Ron Woycehoski, man the Knights' newest Danish offering,
Rød Pølse, or Danish hot dogs, just like you'd find in carts on the streets of Copenhagen.