OR: Sauna is Life
Nordia HouseSauna Culture in Finland exhibit explores the history and traditions of saunas while diving into the future of contemporary urban saunas as well. Open during Nordia House hours.
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MI: Requiem for the Overlooked
Finlandia Art Gallery Finnish American Heritage Center, Hancock, MichiganAn exhibit by Calumet artist Cynthia Coté is an installation of drawings, collage, beadwork, and fiber art constructions, displayed alongside a collection of objects that inspired the work. Coté’s installation […]
MN: Visiting Artist Satu Nisu
Textile Center Minneapolis, MNFinnish weaver and designer Satu Nisu will exhibit her work and meet with fiber artists and interior designers. She has two receptions scheduled for the public: March 14 and March 19.
Minna Canth Day
March 19, the birthdate in 1844 of author Minna Canth; also the Day of Equality in Finland
WA: Nordic Utopia?
National Nordic Museum Seattle, Washington"Nordic Utopia? African Americans in the 20th Century," illuminates the untold story of African American visual and performing artists who sought new possibilities, inspiration, and environments in the Nordic countries […]
MA: Pannukakku Breakfast
The Finnish Center at Saima Park Fitchburg, MA, United StatesEnjoy the traditional Finnish oven pancake, pulla and more.
CT: Pancake Breakfast
Finnish American Heritage Society Canterbury, ConnecticutEnjoy a tasty breakfast and socializing.
CT: Pannukakku Breakfast
Finnish-American Heritage Society of CTEnjoy the traditional Finnish oven pancake, pulla and more at this fun breakfast feast.
VIRTUAL: Soiva Music Camp Info Session
LET’S MAKE MUSIC TOGETHER JULY 15-21, 2024 near Olympia, Washington for students ages 12-17 FFN's Soiva Camp has a new format, location and collaboration with Sibelius Academy’s Global Music program that offers the opportunity for musical exploration to everyone, whether or not they have previous training in music. Join the informational session to learn about […]
NY: Sibelius and His Favorites
Norwegian Seaman's Church New York, New YorkAn afternoon of chamber music featuring Finnish musicians, cello professor Martti Rousi, pianist Ossi Tanner and violinist Vivian Stolt. The program is influenced by the favorite compositions of Finnish national composer Jean Sibelius, plus music by Zoltan Kodaly, Edward Grieg and Dmitri Shostakovich.