Finnish American Cultural Activities participates in St. Paul's annual, multi-cultural event. For almost 85 years, Festival of Nations has inspired people to discover more about our wonderful world and embrace its rich cultural diversity through immigrants from around the globe as well as strengthen bonds that extend beyond international borders.
The newly constructed Nordic Heritage Museum in Seattle celebrates the Grand Opening of its 57,000-square foot facility with two days of events. Core exhibitions will share Nordic and Nordic-American cultural heritage with a wide audience, and the facility will incorporate Nordic ideals such as functional design and environmental sustainability.
Join the celebration of spring at a potluck supper with fun activities for all ages at the Detroit area Finnish Center. See the FCA newsletter at the website for details.
Celebrate spring with song at the Detroit area Finnish Center, courtesy of the Finnish American Singers of Michigan. A coffee table follows, of course!
The Portland Scandinavian Chorus sings in the Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, Norwegian and Swedish languages. Enjo th annual concert, raffle and bake sale.
An evening with the Cape Ann Finns, sharing stories, memories, photos, film and artifacts, and the Nordic folk music of Sara Pajunen and Rachael Kilgour.
New York City welcomes Juho Pohjonen, a leading concert pianist from Finland, who joins us at Scandinavia House to perform works by Johannes Bach, César Franck, Wolfgang Mozart and Franz Schubert.
The Los Angeles Chapter hosts a free open house at the Finnish Folk Museum in the Tupa.
This states April but it is a monthly event in April-May-July-August-September-October
The House of Finland San Diego participates in this annual event of the House of Pacific Relations with a taste of Finnish foods served at its international cottage in Balboa Park.