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Consulate of Lithuania

Seattle,

Community Focus: Northern European
Lithuanian

For an appointment at the Lithuanian consulate in the United States, please check in first instance the consulate website. In the case that you are not able to arrange an appointment through the website you can contact the consulate in Seattle by telephone.

Consulate of Luxembourg

Seattle,

Community Focus: Western European
Luxembourg

Consulate of Malta

Duvall,

Community Focus: Southern European
Maltese

The relations between the Republic of Malta and the United States of America are excellent – relations that are well rooted into history. The first interaction between our two countries started in fact at the very beginning of America, at the time of the Knights of Malta when several well-trained Maltese seamen contributed towards the struggles of the independence of the American colonies. Since then our bi-lateral relations have come a long way and cooperation is at every level including political, social, economic and cultural.

Consulate of Norway

Everett,

Community Focus: Northern European
Norwegian

Consulate of Sweden

Redmond,

Community Focus: Northern European
Swedish

Consulate of the United Kingdom

Seattle,

Community Focus: Northern European
British

The UK Government Office in Seattle works to promote business, economic and political ties with Washington State.

Continental Club

Snoqualmie Pass,

Community Focus: Western European
German

The Continental Club is a group of individuals who maintain the Berg Haus, a private club and our home base to a number of winter and year round outdoor activities including downhill and cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and canoeing.

Croatia Fest

Seattle,

Community Focus: Central European
Croatian

An annual Pacific Northwest celebration of Croatian heritage and culture

Croatian American Cultural Center

San Francisco,

Community Focus: Central European
Croatian

The Slavonic Mutual and Benevolent Society was founded in San Francisco in 1857 by Croatian immigrants, primarily from the Dalmatian coast of Croatia. Until 1975 the Society was based on fraternal membership, a type of organization with a long tradition among Croatians from Slavonia, Dalmatia, Istria, Croatia Proper, Hercegovina and Bosnia. In 1979 the dream of a physical home was realized, and the Croatian American Cultural Center on Alemany Street opened its doors, as a center to share the rich cultural heritage Croatia. The scope of programs broadened and the Center has become an important gathering place for enthusiasts of Croatia and other Slavic music and dance, and recent immigrants as well as long time members. Croatian American Cultural Center opened its doors on March 24, 1979 on the corner of Alemany and Onondaga Avenues in San Francisco. The Center has become a focal point for the many cultural events and activities through the years.

Croatian Fraternal Union of America Lodge 439

Seattle,

Community Focus: Central European
Croatian

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