In her third visit to NYC, Finnish jazz pianist and composer Anni Koski, a graduate of Norway’s prestigious NTNU Jazzlinja conservatory, will be delivering a solo performance at Scandinavia House. An artist who greatly values the classical music tradition, Koski’s signature compositions include a high degree of confluence between both classical and jazz traditions, and are known for […]
Viking Days is Seattle's free outdoor family-friendly festival featuring delicious Swedish pancakes, traditional entertainment, a Viking encampment, kids’ activities, beer garden and for the first time, a joint event with SeafoodFest.
Runners are encouraged to don their Norse seafaring attire for the Run Like a Viking 5K at the new Nordic Museum in Seattle. Gun time for the race is 9am and runners will be chip-timed. Four-legged friends welcome! Registration costs $35 per runner. Race Day registration is available for $40.
The Finnish Heritage Society-Sovittaja Summer Dinner Dance Series continues with music by Dan Mackowiak. Come for both or just the dancing, which begins at 7:30 p.m. See website to make reservations for the meatball dinner.
Viking Days is Seattle's free outdoor family-friendly festival featuring delicious Swedish pancakes, traditional entertainment, a Viking encampment, kids’ activities, beer garden and for the first time, a joint event with SeafoodFest.
Rutland hosts the summer Saturdays series of Central Mass Accordion Club Dances, June 2, July 7, July 21 and August 4
Join Finnish folk music group Aallotar for a workshop before their 7 p.m. concert at the museum. Accordionist Teija Niku and violinist Sara Pajunen will teach easy-to-learn Finnish folk tunes while talking about their musical backgrounds and how they work as an ensemble. All instruments welcome! Cost: $25 for Members, $30 general admission. Combine with concert for a discount on […]
Come to Naselle to celebrate Finnish and Finnish-American traditions, food, music, games, tori and more, on Friday-Saturday. Sunday will be the worship service and closing ceremony followed by coffee and pulla.
Come to Naselle to celebrate Finnish and Finnish-American traditions, food, music, games, tori and more, on Friday-Saturday. Sunday will be the worship service and closing ceremony followed by coffee and pulla.
This states April but it is a monthly event in April-May-July-August-September-October