FFNCC is planning for Next Activity Year July 2020 - June 2021.
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Photo by Nina Lyytinen, Finland.
Embassy of Finland Programs
Virtual Literary Event On Living a Meaningful Life: authors Frank Martela and Emily Esfahani Smith
Tuesday, September 22, at 6 pm (EDT)
How do you find deeper meaning and fulfillment in your life? Is happiness a worthy goal? The search for life’s meaning is perhaps the most important quest we can undertake. Luckily, enriching the meaningfulness of your everyday life is easier than you think, and these two great authors can give you some ideas for this.
Click here to read more information and to register. The event is organized via Zoom
Finlandia Foundation National (FFN) Programs
finlandiafoundation.org
You can enjoy cellist Jussi Makkonen's and pianist Nazig Azezian's newest music video filmed in North Karelia, Finland, and many other special music programs on FFN YouTube channel!
Click here to go to FFN YouTube channel
Support restaurants and other small businesses by
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shopping online for gift certificates
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ordering online for lunch & dinner for pick-up or delivery
Location: 1636 R Street NW, Washington D.C. 20009
Phone: 202-525-3919
T-shirts available for purchase at Chef Mikko Nordic Fine Foods cafe
About the Design:
This shirt celebrates the Norse Gods, popular in both Nordic culture and literature. Here we find Freya, the goddess of love, greeting you with a wry smile - featured in a traditional vibrant Nordic color palette taken from the flags of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Designer: Jeff Walter
All profits of the sales of this item will go directly to the business.
(Information source: Chef Mikko Website)
Quick list of upcoming events
FFNCC at a Glance
Events organized by Finlandia Foundation NCC
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, in-person events are canceled or postponed until further notice.
Events organized by Friends of FFNCC
To see events by other organizations,
click here to open Events by Friends of FFNCC page.
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Founded in 1959
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Non-profit organization
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250 members
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Maintains Finnish & Finnish-American traditions
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Promotes Finnish culture
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Organizes cultural & social activities
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Advances knowledge about Finland
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Provides grants & scholarships to individuals and not-for-profit entities of the Washington DC metropolitan area for presentations, projects, and performances that promote Finnish and Finnish-American culture