Learn and play traditional tunes at this annual gathering for novice and experienced musicians of all ages on the campus of Finlandia University, Hancock, Michigan. Classes on Finnish food arts, language, weaving and more.
It's the centennial of the founding of this Upper Peninsula Michigan community by Finnish immigrants in 1914, and the 38th annual Aura Jamboree, a gathering of acoustic musicians on the grounds of the Community Hall.
Enjoy food, culture and traditions at this event held every other year in Naselle, Washington.
The multi-dimensional event featuring the culture, history, commerce, heritage and contemporary interests of Finland and Finnish America returns to Minneapolis, site of the first FinnFestUSA in 1983.
Oregon's 54th annual celebration of the music, food and traditions of Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Each country has its own day: Thursday: Norwegian Day Friday: Swedish Day Saturday: Danish Day Sunday: Finnish Day
The first-ever FinnFest held outside of North America begins in Helsinki (August 28-September 1) and continues on a river cruise to Russia (September 1-13). For the brochure click: "Finland as a Gateway to Russia."
Screening of the documentary Yoopera! and discussion with the filmmakers. For more information see the Lecturer of the Year. Preceded by optional Sunday Brunch from Noon-1:30 p.m.
See the documentary Yoopera! presented by film editor Erin Smith. For more about the program see the Lecturer of the Year.
The 16th annual series of concerts and events takes place at multiple sites in Chicago, Illinois and Copper Country in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.