The history of Finland’s national anthem, and why it sounds like Estonia’s anthem

🍇🦗 Did you know? About 50 years ago, Finnish immigrants in Minnesota realized that while the Irish were celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, their own midwinter celebrations were… missing something. So they invented St. Urho’s Day—a delightfully quirky tradition celebrating grapes, grasshoppers, and the legendary Finnish vineyards! It’s become a beloved part of Finland, Minnesota’s culture, honoring both heritage and creativity. Join us for the exclusive Finnposium screening to explore this fun stor

Getting ready to celebrate the Finnish fathers' day - Risto making cinnamon rolls! | Tapio Lehtinen Sailing