This year’s Summit will focus on the theme of sustainability, in all its forms – economic, environmental, technological, and societal—and the lessons and opportunities Nordic and Pacific Northwest leaders can share.
This exhibit explores the exchange of design ideas between the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden) and the U.S. in furniture, textiles, drawings, jewelry, glass and product design.
More Finnish plays in translation by the Rockport Theatre Troupe. Friday, Saturday and Sunday May 1-3 and Friday, May 15 and Sunday, May 17.
Spring Adult Week at Salolampi Language Village is full of Finnish language instruction, cultural presentations, crafts, games, sports, sauna, and of course, lots of Finnish food! Contact Tiina Watts at tiiwatts @ gmail.com
Don't miss the annual finger lickin' good chicken dinner.
Presentation with Heather Atwood followed by potluck supper.
The Oksat kantele group from Maine performs following the brief business meeting.
More Finnish plays in translation by the Rockport Theatre Troupe. Friday, Saturday and Sunday May 1-3 and Friday, May 15 and Sunday, May 17.
The House of Finland has participated in the celebration of ethnic cuisine, serving samples of traditional Finnish foods.
Susanna Mälkki returns to the Orchestra Hall podium for Mahler’s magnificent Fourth Symphony, which portrays a journey toward innocence concluding with “The Heavenly Life” sung by “luminous soprano” (The New York Times) Camilla Tilling. Two rarely heard Beethoven works—the dramatic concert aria Ah! Perfido and the grand Namensfeier Overture—complete the program.