Finnish
The Invisible Element of Place: David Salmela, Architect
On Wednesday, July 14 at 7 p.m. at the American Swedish Institute, Duluth-based architect David Salmela and University of Minnesota Dean Thomas Fisher will engage in a conversation about Fisher’s new book on Salmela's work, which is to be published in spring 2011 by the University of Minnesota Press.
Intro to Finland: What's so Fascinating About Finnish?
On Wednesday, June 23 at 7 p.m., Dan Karvonen will be the first of three presenters to give us an “Intro to Finland,” and help answer the question “What’s so fascinating about Finnish?” Some people think that the Finnish language is related to Swedish; some think it's related to Russian.
"My Paradise" Opening Reception and Talk
The opening of My Paradise at the American Swedish Institute will kick off a summer of Finnish sounds, flavors, and inspiration! On Friday, June 11, come meet My Paradise exhibit curators Jari and Sirkkaliisa Jetsonen, along with featured architect David Salmela.
"My Paradise: Finnish and Finnish-American Summer Architecture"
A summer home holds a very special place in the Finnish culture—and in the hearts of Minnesotans. Perhaps because of our similar Northern climates, summer homes—cherished places of relaxation and quiet retreat to nature—are important to Finns, Swedes, and Minnesotans alike.
The Christmas Story
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