Discover the Finnish You Didn’t Know You Had.
FinnFunn is a weekend you experience, not simply observe — where being Finnish comes through the people who carry it forward and the moments you share with them. Finns have always understood that silence isn’t emptiness — it’s where things grow quietly, out of sight. So have your roots. Not gone. Just quiet. FinnFunn is where they wake up. This weekend, discover yours.
Welcome, Newcomers - Welcome Everybody
Welcome. Whether this is your first FinnFunn or you're returning to familiar faces, we're glad you're here.
FinnFunn New England 2026 takes place at The Inn at East Hill Farm in Troy, New Hampshire. The working farm sits nestled among woods, fields, and trails beneath Mount Monadnock in peak autumn color.
Finnish Roots · Modern Lives is the core theme. Not a history lesson. A conversation about values that traveled across an ocean — and never stopped shaping our lives to this day.
One weekend. A lifetime of questions, finally making sense.
Why Attend?
Because every part of the weekend offers something different
You’ll find newcomers here discovering how Finnish they actually are, and regulars who keep coming back for more. Stay a couple of hours, an afternoon, or the whole weekend — there’s no required path, and no Finnish heritage you need to prove to belong. You’ve been meaning to do something like this for years. This is the year. Experiences and discoveries for everyone.
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New to FinnFunn? See if You Qualify.
First-time attendees ages 30 - 60 receive
50% off for the first 20 registrations.
Choose the experience that fits your schedule:
No commitment to the full weekend. Just a chance to experience FinnFunn for yourself.
Call East Hill Farm to register and see if you qualify for the First-Timer Rate. You'll be speaking directly with the people handling reservations.
603-242-6495.
It All Began With a Conversation
FinnFunn Weekend Founder Anita Häkkilä grew up on a family farm in Canterbury, Connecticut, where Finnish was spoken at the kitchen table and sisu was something you lived, not something you explained. She has never lost either one.
Anita and Jack Smiley in 1993 during a sharing session for the first FinnFunn Weekend
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