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.
Lauluaika plays Finnish music for dancing in Larson hall at ASI part of a 2-day Nordic event.
Get a feel for the Finnish language, pick up a bit of grammar and learn how to pronounce some words as part of basic conversation in this two-hour introductory workshop from 12:45-2:45 p.m.
A Beginning II level Finnish course taught via Zoom by Joona Sundström of the American Swedish Institute.
An Intermediate I level Finnish course taught via Zoom by Joona Sundström of the American Swedish Institute.
Ismo Leikola has been called “the most insightful comic in Finland” and as a new resident in the United States, proving to be the ultimate observer and master of word-play. His uniquely observational comedy makes people see familiar things differently through ISMO’s new-to-America perspective.
Thursday, March 14 (4:00 – 7:00 pm) Tuesday, March 19 (11:30 am – 1:30 pm) Textile Center 3000 University Ave SE Minneapolis, MN Satu Nisu's two-week visit at the Textile Center (March 7 – 20) will include a mini-exhibition of her textiles, as well as “office hours” in our Community Room where she will meet with fiber artists, interior designers, and cultivate business partnerships. There will be two opportunities -- on Thursday, March 14 and Tuesday, March 19 -- for you to meet Satu, learn more about her weaving technique, and discuss how you can acquire her unique and luxurious pieces. If you would like
St. Urho's Day is traditionally March 16th, and there are widespread celebrations across northern Minnesota, and indeed, many places with populations of Finnish descent.
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.
Join the Finn Hall Four for St. Urho Day musical fun at the Finnish Bistro!
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