70th Anniversary FFN
Finlandia Foundation was founded in Pasadena, California, on January 21, 1953. Click below for a look at FFN history.
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VIRTUAL: Tour of the Sibelius Home
The Finnish-American Society of Cape Cod invites you to a Zoom meeting of Ainola, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Sibelius and family. Christina Karenen, a docent of Ainola, […]
CA: Scandinavian Film Festival
Writers Guild Theater Beverly Hills, CA, United StatesThe event happens January 14-15 and January 21-22 and includes screening of Finnish Film "My Sailor, My Love."
OR & Virtual: Searching Your Genealogy
Nordia HouseAttend in person or join via Zoom on the last Wednesday of each month, January - June.
MN: The Great Northern Sauna Village
The Market at Malcom Yards Minneapolis, MinnesotaA first for the annual Great Northern Festival! Experience a variety of saunas during the public event, or book a private sauna session for your group. Hours are 4-8:30 pm weekdays […]
Virtual Crafts & Cocktails
Make intricate snowflakes, taught by local artist Jaffrey Bagge. Required craft materials are: paper and scissors. Snowflake design templates will be sent out via email prior to the event.
MA: Revontulet Dance Night
The Finnish Center at Saima Park Fitchburg, MA, United StatesLearn Finnish folk dancing!
MI: Heikinpäivä
Finlandia University Hancock, MI, United StatesThe annual celebration of snow culminates a month-long celebration featuring a variety of workshops, films and family-friendly fun in Hancock and at Finlandia University. The day's activities include two tori […]
MA: Pannukakku Breakfast
The Finnish Center at Saima Park Fitchburg, MA, United StatesFinnish oven pancake, bacon, sausage, fruit, juice, Finnish coffee bread, coffee/tea/cocoa. $10. Loaves of coffee bread also for sale. Vendors include artist Karen Kemp, Son of a Bee and Lark […]
MI: Animal Life: Art from the Kalevala
Finlandia Art Gallery Finnish American Heritage Center, Hancock, MichiganThis annual exhibition is in coordination with the City of Hancock’s Heikinpäivä mid-winter celebration on January 28 and Kalevala Day on February 28.