Wildflower Walk
Stroll around the park with naturalist Mike Potsaid as he identifies a variety of plants and shares interesting facts and beliefs about them. Free.
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Finnish Center of Saima Park 67 Scott Rd, Fitchburg, MA, United States
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FSU Community Orchestra
Finnish Center of Saima Park 67 Scott Rd, Fitchburg, MA, United StatesThe Fitchburg State University Community Orchestra invites all to their open rehearsals under the Pavilion. Bring a picnic and enjoy the music in a beautiful setting! Free. Rehearsals will be […]
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FSU Community Orchestra
Finnish Center of Saima Park 67 Scott Rd, Fitchburg, MA, United StatesThe Fitchburg State University Community Orchestra invites all to their open rehearsals under the Pavilion. Bring a picnic and enjoy the music in a beautiful setting! Free. Rehearsals will be canceled if temperatures are above 90 or below 62, or if there is lightning.
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WA: Finnish American Folk Festival of Naselle
Every other year, this celebration of Finnish culture and Finnish-American heritage of the greater Naselle area showcases local craftspeople, performers from Finland and the U.S., traditional cuisine, and more!
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Pannukakku Breakfast
Finnish Center of Saima Park 67 Scott Rd, Fitchburg, MA, United StatesDelicious Finnish oven pancake (top with maple syrup or strawberries!), bacon, sausage, fruit, juice, Finnish coffee bread, coffee/tea/cocoa. $13 or 2/$25. Vendors of bee products, arts & crafts. Loaves of coffee bread for sale.
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Wildflower Walk
Finnish Center of Saima Park 67 Scott Rd, Fitchburg, MA, United StatesStroll around the park with naturalist Mike Potsaid as he identifies a variety of plants and shares interesting facts and lore about them. Free.
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FSU Community Orchestra
Finnish Center of Saima Park 67 Scott Rd, Fitchburg, MA, United StatesThe Fitchburg State University Community Orchestra invites all to their open rehearsals under the Pavilion. Bring a picnic and enjoy the music in a beautiful setting! Free. Rehearsals will be canceled if temperatures are above 90 or below 62, or if there is lightning.
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Exhibit Opening: Why did the Finns come to Copper Country?
Finnish American Heritage Center 435 Quincy St, Hancock, MI, United States10 A.M. | Wiljanen Community Hall, FAHC This exhibit will focus on the timeline and reasons for Finnish immigration to the Copper Country and explore themes of family, occupation, recreation, and […]
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“Phantom Finn” Discussion and Book Signing
Finnish American Heritage Center 435 Quincy St, Hancock, MI, United StatesMeet sports historian and author Kalle Virtapohja, Phd. along with Jari Salonen, CEO of Paavo Nurmi Games, as they discuss the history of Paavo Nurmi & how the world's greatest […]
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Kivajat Dancers Performance & Michigan Heritage Award Ceremony
Finnish American Heritage Center 435 Quincy St, Hancock, MI, United StatesEnjoy a performance by Hancock’s Kivajat Finnish American Folk Dancers, a children’s folk dancing group that has been active in the Keweenaw for over 20 years. The group’s founder and […]