ASI’s nine-week language class terms begin in January, March and September each year. Within each term, ASI offers a range of weekly, 90-minute classes that are textbook based, literature based or conversation based.
Discover why Finland consistently ranks as the happiest place on earth! A presentation by Prof. Karina Horsti, U of M Dept of Communication & Global Studies.
Come join the Kisarit Finnish-American Folk Dancers of the Twin Cities for a 4-week session of evening dance instructions each Thursday in April, 2025, at Hopkins High School, Hopkins, MN.
This two-hour introductory workshop is the perfect way to get a feel for Finnish, pick up a bit of grammar, and learn how to pronounce some words as part of basic conversation.
A traditional Finnish Summer Solstice event with music, dancing, food and activities, including an evening bonfire for Finns, Friends of Finns and the entire Nordic community!
It's Nordic Music Fest 2025, at Lion's Park, Victoria, MN, rain or shine! Music! Treats! Crafts!
It's a potluck of songs, folk, campfire, pop, religious, runo, whatever! You can sing as loud as you want - on Zoom MUTE - so no need to be ujo.
Kickstart your fall before activities, events, and Finnish language classes by joining us for a day of food, music, games, and activities! Music by Kyle Gray Young.
Join us to discover the vibrant cultural and artistic expressions of the Nordic peoples through presentations, exhibitions, performances, music and other activities between October 3 - October 26, 2025. Tap for schedule.
Our presentation topic this month is “Oral Histories”. The presenter is Mirva Johnson, PhD.
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