Maria Voltaine interviews fascinating Finnish-American and Finnish people in this new, monthly series available at the FFN YouTube channel beginning March 18. Click below.

Learn how Finnish author Tove Jansson’s beloved Moomin books are brought to life using animation at this special exhibition at The National Children's Museum in Washington, D.C.

Scandinavian House discussion of the new novel Bolla by Finnish-Kosovan author Pajtim Statovci. It's an unlikely love story in Kosovo with unpredictable consequences that reverberate throughout a young man’s life. Free, advance registration required; click below.

Explore the exhibitions and the main building of the National Museum of Finland, the national cultural history museum. The experience is 45 minutes long and presented over Zoom. $5 for ASHM and FASDV members and $10 for nonmembers, registration is required.

Food, Fun and Games! All are welcome whether you're Finnish, Finnish-American or simply interested in Finnish things.

Learning on Both Sides of the Atlantic: Experts in Helsinki and New York discuss pedagogical methods of in formal education from pre-school to secondary education (K-12). For details and to […]

An afternoon of family fun in Saginaw, with music by Steve Solkela, baked goods, white elephant sale, quilt raffle and mojakka to go!

Musician Jonathan Rundman hosts a book release concert with the Rundman Family Quartet and friends on the lawn the columns of Bockman Hall that celebrates beautiful and haunting Finnish music that had almost faded away. Some of these songs have not been heard or sung in North America for a century, and some have never […]