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Since 1950
Linking and supporting Scandinavian societies
Since 1950
Linking and supporting Scandinavian societies
Since 1950
Linking and supporting Scandinavian societies
Since 1950
Linking and supporting Scandinavian societies
Since 1950
Linking and supporting Scandinavian societies
Since 1950
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Anglo-Finnish Society
27th October 2017
Centenary Conference: Finland and Britain 1917 - 2017
Please note the final date for registration: Sunday 22 October.
The Anglo-Finnish Society and the Finnish-British Chamber of Commerce welcomes you to a conference on 27th October 2017 commemorating the Centenary of Finland’s independence and Finland’s relationship with the UK. The Conference features talks about the political, trade and finance links between Finland and Britain across the last 100 years, with a peek into the future as well.
The group of distinguished speakers includes Mr Erkki Liikanen, Governor of the Bank of Finland, Dr Risto E. J. Penttilä, CEO of the Finland Chamber of Commerce, former Lord Mayors of London and many more.
The registration starts at 9.00 am. The conference at 9.30 am and finishes at 5.30 pm. During the day a lunch will be served as well as morning coffee and afternoon tea.
For more information and Programme summary visit anglofinnishsociety.org.uk
Location: EBRD London headquarters, 1 Exchange Square, London EC2A 2JN
Cost: £10
anglofinnishsociety.org.uk
Centenary Conference: A Century of Political and Trading Links between Finland and Britain 1917-2017
The Great Nordic Feast
20-22 October at Southbank Centre in London
The Great Nordic Feast is a new three day event celebrating Nordic gastronomy and promoting travel to all
eight destinations in the Nordic region. Forming part of Southbank Centre’s Nordic Matters
festival programme, the project has been created in collaboration with Visit Denmark, Visit Sweden,
Innovation Norway, Visit Finland, Visit Iceland, Visit Faroe Islands, Visit Greenland and Åland. The project is
supported by the Nordic Council.
www.nordicfeast.co.uk
Nordic Matters is a year-long programme of Nordic art and culture in 2017 at London's Southbank Centre,
featuring music, dance, theatre, visual arts, participation, talks and debates, and gastronomy. Chosen from a
number of international applicants, Southbank Centre is the sole recipient of a grant from The Nordic
Council of Ministers for a new festival celebrating the very best of Nordic art and culture throughout 2017 –
one of the biggest cultural-political partnerships of its kind. A particular emphasis will be placed on the idea
of play fostering curiosity and creativity, for people of all ages but especially children and young people.
Moving beyond popular perceptions of ‘Nordic Noir’ the programme is designed to embed Nordic culture
and artists in Southbank Centre’s year-long artistic offer and offer a platform to some of the more ‘hidden
voices’ from Greenland, Åland and the Faroe Islands.
nordicfeast.co.uk
What makes the Nordic lifestyle so desirable? Come join The Great Nordic Feast and find out! It’s not just a meal – it’s a cultural bonanza’ for three days. You’ll be fully immersed into the...
SCOTTISH NORWEGIAN SOCIETY (Glasgow)
Wednesday 11 October
A journey from Bergen to Kelso with many exotic places in
between.
Speaker: Mette Maguire, Norwegian diplomat (retired)
Norskov is a gritty, Danish crime drama about police inspector Tom Noack, who returns to his hometown, Norskov, whilst investigating a huge Scandinavian narcotics case. Starts on Wednesday 11th October at 10:35 on Channel 4.
You can see a clip here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDPZ4fiaqT4
Laura Critoph and Przemysław Czarnecki like this
Southbank Centre
Nordic Matters still ongoing!
www.southbankcentre.co.uk/whats-on/festivals-series/nordic-matters
Nordic Matters | Southbank Centre
southbankcentre.co.uk
Southbank Centre invites you to look more closely at what’s happening in Nordic art and culture.
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