Finno-Ugric Capitals of Culture bring together kindred Finno-Ugric peoples, raise awareness of their languages and cultures, and promote sustainable development of title-holders worldwide.
The cultural capital year in Hancock (Michigan, USA) is a celebration of Finnish Americah heritage and an exploration of shared Finno-Ugric cultural roots on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean
Secretariat of Finno-Ugric Capitals of Culture has received two eligible applications for the title of Finno-Ugric Capital of Culture 2027: 1) GERESDLAK village (Baranya County, HUNGARY) 2) KREEVINIMAA region (Jaunsaule-Vecsaule…
We are honoured that Her Excellency Leena-Kaisa Mikkola, Ambassador of Finland to the United States, has agreed to deliver the Keynote Speech of the 2nd Finno-Ugric Open Forum in Hancock…
On April 23, over 100 people attended the opening of the exhibition by Michigan artist Bonnie Loukus with close connections to both Finland and Estonia. The exhibition, entitled Liminal Sanctuaries,…
