IL: Scandinavian Day
Vasa Park - IL South Elgin, IllinoisFinnish American Society of the Midwest will have a booth with Finnish food and more, at this annual celebration of the Nordic cultures.
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Finnish-American Events
WI: Is It Really Finglish?
Grace Lutheran Church (WI) Milwaukee, WI, United StatesMirva Johnson of the University of Wisconsin-Madison presents this talk.
CT: Tori/Open Market
Finnish Hall - Canterbury Canterbury, CT, United StatesEnjoy and shop for a bounty of goods at the annual marketplace.
WI: Scandinavian Festival
Ronald Reagan Elementary School New Berlin, WisconsinLive music, ethnic dancing, activities for the children, geneaology consultants and presentations, Nordic gifts, art, decor, foods and more!
WI: Songs of the Finnish Migration
Grace Lutheran Church (WI) Milwaukee, WI, United StatesPast FFN Lecturer of the Year Thomas Dubois presents Songs of the Finnish Migration, and guitarist Jimmy Traskelin sings and performs songs from Lahtolaulu.
Virtual FinnFunn Weekend
Finnish American Heritage Society of Connecticut hosts this abbreviated, virtual version of the traditional weekend of Finnish experiences. This program will feature a presentation by Finnish American Reporter Editor Jim Kurtti, plus live music, video recordings, audience interaction and likely a surprise or two. There is no charge for the program or for using Zoom. […]
AZ: Scandinavian Jul Bazaar
Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church Phoenix, ArizonaEnjoy wine and live bands playing beautiful music in the park.
CT: Pikkujoulu
Finnish Hall - Canterbury Canterbury, CT, United StatesBring a dish for the potluck and little Christmas celebration.
Finnish Independence Day
Celebrating Finland's declaration of independence in 1917.
MA: Muriel Anderson Concert
Lanesville Community Center Gloucester, MA, United StatesProfessional harp guitarist Muriel Anderson performs free (donations accepted). Her performance is the first since appearing to acclaim at the Finnish Music on Cape Ann concert in 2018. Muriel's grandparents, Andy and Ida Jacobson, were Lanesville Finns.