Shared celebrations remind us of the strength of faith, community and spiritual renewal.
Read MoreYstävänpäivä is Friend’s Day in Finland. Rather than a day dedicated to romance, it celebrates friendships.
Read MoreWhatever the number, birthdays should always be celebrations.
Read MoreToday is Flag Day, which commemorates the adoption of the U.S. flag on June 14, 1777.
Read MoreGet out the clothespins! June 3-10 is International Clothesline Week.
Read MoreAccording to a Finnish proverb, midwinter is karhu kylkeänsä kääntää, meaning “when the bear rolls over onto his other side.” This week, Yoopers are celebrating this milestone at Heikinpäivä.
Read MorePlaidurday, the worldwide celebration of plaid, was created by (you guessed it) a Yooper.
Read MoreIn Chassell, every July we celebrate strawberries.
Read MoreHyvää juhannusta (happy midsummer)!
Read MoreVappu, one of Finland’s biggest festivals, is celebrated annually on May 1 to mark the end of winter.
Read More