Tia Keobounpheng’s exhibition at Mia, “Revealing Threads,” explores her Finnish and Sámi ancestry - inspired by a research trip to Sápmi, part of present-day Sweden and Norway.
An Intermediate I level Finnish course taught via Zoom by Joona Sundström of the American Swedish Institute.
Finnish Adult Virtual Discussion Circles offer a relaxed language and cultural experience in a real-time interactive small group setting. You will take a cultural and linguistic journey through food, stories, historical recordings and so much more — all designed to increase your Finnish skills.
A Beginning I level Finnish course taught via Zoom by Joona Sundström of the American Swedish Institute.
The Finnish Virtual Adult Class offers a real-time interactive small group setting for adults 18 and older looking to strengthen their language skills.
An Intermediate I level Finnish course taught via Zoom by Joona Sundström of the American Swedish Institute.
Finnish Adult Virtual Discussion Circles offer a relaxed language and cultural experience in a real-time interactive small group setting. You will take a cultural and linguistic journey through food, stories, historical recordings and so much more — all designed to increase your Finnish skills.
The Finnish School of Minnesota (Minnesota Suomi-koulu) is offering three in-person Finnish immersion language courses for all age spans this fall at Christ Lutheran Church, Minneapolis.
This year's Harvest Booya Festival will feature local growers and producers, and celebrate the harvest season with live music, great food & agricultural demonstrations (apple cider pressing + more)!
The Leif Eriksson International Festival (LEIFmn) is a vibrant celebration of Minnesota's Nordic-American community, showcasing the diverse arts and cultural traditions of the Nordic countries. The Poetry Café will highlight work from Minnesota poets Sharon Chmielarz, Dianne Jarvenpa, and Bill Holm, plus folk music by Tj2.
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