Sacramento Scandinavian Festival
Divine Savior Catholic Church 9079 Greenback Lane, Orangevale, CA, United States31st annual event featuring the foods, music, merchandise and entertainment of Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Iceland.
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Lecturer of the Year
FFN-Jussi-Nazig-2019-Brochure_8.20.19See the documentary Yoopera! presented by film editor Erin Smith in New York's beautiful Finger Lakes region. For more about the program see the Lecturer of the Year.
FinnFunn Weekend
The Inn at East Hill Farm Troy, NH, United StatesEducation will be the focus of the programs and discussions at this annual gathering, which includes performances and a Tori marketplace.
Scandinavian Bazaar
Finnish Center Association 35200 W. Eight Mile Rd., Farmington Hills, United StatesAnnual marketplace of gift, food and craft items from Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Norway.
International Christmas Market
Estonian House Linconlnshire/Riverwoods, ILThe first annual Joululaat will have handmade hats, scarves, Finnish foods and candies. Hosted by the Finnish American Society of the Midwest at the Estonian House in suburban Chicago.
$5
Lecturer of the Year
Nordic Northwest's Fogelbo 8800 SW Oleson, Portland, OR, United StatesFilm editor Erin Smith will present the documentary Yoopera! at the Swedish Club in Seattle, hosted by the Finlandia Foundation Seattle Chapter. Click here for more information on Lecturer of the Year.
Yulefest
Nordic Museum Seattle, WA, United StatesTraditional Scandinavian food, drinks and gift items plus handcrafted goods at this annual Nordic Christmas celebration at the Nordic Heritage Museum in Seattle. Music, dancing, and Santa and crafts for the kids.
$5
Lecturer of the Year
Phoenix, Arizona See the documentary Yoopera! presented by film director Suzanne Jurva and editor Erin Smith. For more about the program see the Lecturer of the Year.
ScanFair
Unnamed Venue Portland, OR, United StatesA holiday season staple celebrating the Christmas traditions and cultures of Finland, Denmark, Faroe Islands, Greenland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
Juhla! Celebrating 150 years of Finnish Immigration to Minnesota
University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN, United StatesPhotographs, publications and other materials tell the story of the beginning of Finnish immigration to Minnesota, when a small group of Finns disembarked from a riverboat in Red Wing, Minnesota in 1864. The special exhibition, which opened in October 2014, is at the Elmer L. Andersen Library Atrium Gallery at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.