IL: Fish Boil
Scandinavian Park / Vasa Park South Elgin, IL, United StatesAnnual Fish Boil hosted by Scandinavia Park in South Elgin.
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NY: One Last Deal film
Scandinavia House New York, NY, United StatesNew Nordic Cinema presents the Finnish art mystery and redemption thriller One Last Deal /Tuntematon mestari. Screenings at 3 and 7.
VIRTUAL Book Talk “Dog Park”
Acclaimed Finnish-Estonian author Sofi Oksanen talks about her new novel Dog Park with moderator Bethanne Patrick hosted by Scandinavia House This is a Zoom webinar; ask questions in the chat […]
ONLINE: Inheritance Webinar
Anne Nikula of Helsinki and Ann-Christine Westerlund of New York, experts in cross-Atlantic inheritance and tax issues, will conduct an informational webinar, hosted by Finlandia Foundation National and Suomi-Seura, the […]
NH: FinnFunn Weekend
The Inn at East Hill Farm Troy, NH, United StatesHead to Troy, New Hampshire for the 29th event featuring a tori, presentations, music and more, organized by New England Finnish groups!
Virtual FinnFest USA Music Series
Michael Loukinen, Filming Finnish American Folk Dance Music in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. For more information click below.
My American Dream
Host Michel Wendell chats with Mårten Mickos, a native of Finland who came to Silicon Valley in 2003, and found success as a serial entrepreneur in the tech world. Six […]
OR: Friday Night Lecture Series
Nordia HouseDreams and Imagination: The August Strindberg-Ingmar Bergman Collection with Les Swanson
ICE, the Novel: First of a Three-Part Series
A visit and conversation on location in Åland, Finland with Ulla-Lena Lundberg, author of the Finlandia Prize-winning novel Ice. The exclusive Finlandia Foundation interview will remain on the FFN YouTube […]
NY: “Ladies of Steel” film
Scandinavia House New York, NY, United States“A slightly demented relative of all the Bad Moms and Rough Nights, its mischievous side might revel in the grannies-gone-bad routine, but there is way too much heart, and pain, to just write this film off as pleasantly nasty…This film is not about the past, but the future. A bright one, too”—Cineuropa Screenings at 3 and 7 p.m.