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East European, WA, Orthodox, European, Indigenous, Romanian Location
Goldendale, WA Housed in a glorious Beaux Arts mansion on 5,300 acres high above the Columbia River, Maryhill Museum of Art opened to the public May 13, 1940 and today remains one of the Pacific Northwest’s most enchanting cultural destinations.
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South European, North European, East European, WA, Balkan, European, Scandinavian Location
Shoreline, WA International Folk Songs and Dance Music for all your special Occasions!
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East European, WA, Pentecostal, European, Romanian Location
Kenmore, WA Community Focus
East European, WA, European, Polish Location
Seattle, WA Seattle Polish News is an independent news outlet serving Seattle & the Pacific NW. We carry news relevant to the local Polish community and to anybody interested in Polish culture and traditions.
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WA, European Location
Seattle, WA The Center for West European Studies and the Jean Monnet EU Center are both housed in the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington.
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East European, WA, European, Hungarian Location
Seattle, WA Always contact the Hungarian consulate before a visit since not every consulate in the United States offers visa and/or passport services.
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South European, WA, American (US), European, Greek, Greek American Location
Seattle, WA The Greek-American Historical Museum of Washington State is a virtual museum that collects video histories from Greeks in Washington State.
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West European, WA, Austrian, European, German Location
Seattle, WA Herzlich Wilkommen
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North European, WA, European, Finnish Location
Seattle, WA Katrilli was formed in 1986 to promote enjoyment and preservation of Finnish dance, music and culture.
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South European, WA, European, Spanish Location
Seattle, WA Ana Montes and Flamenco Danzarte performs authenic flamenco with live flamenco guitar music, live flamenco singing..... similar to what you would see in a flamenco club in Sevilla or Madrid.... performances are at various venues in the Seattle area.... also for retirement living facilities, for private parties... Ana Montes teaches flamenco to all levels, children through adults, women and men, at her studio Flamenco Danzarte in Seattle. Ana is trained in Spain, lived there for many years, performed professionally for 6 yrs. in Spain, Europe, U.S.A., and is considered one of the West Coat's premier female dancers.
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North European, WA, European, Lithuanian Location
Shoreline, WA At school we teach Lithuanian language and literature, history, and ethno culture. Our teachers attend annual training conferences to advance their knowledge.
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South European, WA, Bosnian, European Location
Shoreline, WA Islamic Community of Bosniaks in Washington je jedini Bosnjacki dzemat u drzavi WA. ICBW radi na ocuvanju Bosnjaka od otudenja od vjere i tradicije.
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East European, WA, European, Romanian Location
Kirkland, WA Datina Folk Ensemble is an organization focused on educating individuals about Romanian traditional arts.
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East European, WA, European, Hungarian, Romanian Location
Spokane, WA Ildikó Kalapács and Wayne Kraft founded the Erdély Ensemble in Spokane, Washington, in 1988. The Ensemble has devoted itself to the task of studying and performing dances form regions of Hungary and Transylvania (Romania) where astoundingly rich folk traditions once flourished. Due to the pressures of urbanization and 20th century life--as well as the repression of the former Romanian dictatorship--, many of these folk traditions have vanished or are near vanishing. Some of the dances we are studying have been called back into life from film documents made some decades ago.
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South European, WA, American (US), European, Italian, Italian American Location
Seattle, WA Welcome to Seattle’s 34th Annual Festa Italiana! Festa Italiana is an all-volunteer community organization which produces an annual series of events the last week of September, culminating in a FREE Italian Festival at Seattle Center. Since 1988, Festa Italiana has been celebrating the cultural roots of Italians and Italian-Americans in the Pacific Northwest by promoting the arts, the food and the culture that are uniquely Italian.
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North European, WA, European, Scottish Location
Seattle, WA Established 1947
The Seattle Scottish Highland Games Association, a self-supporting non-profit (c)(3) group, was formed in 1947 by a local group of prominent Scots. The Association provided this group of fellow Scots a means of keeping their ethnic origin alive as well as stimulating an interest in Scottish Highland Games through Scottish dancing, piping, drumming and athletic competition. Listed among the first patrons were Emil Sick, Governor Arthur Langlie, Mayor William Devine and John L. Scott.
The first “Seattle Scottish Highland Games” were held in the West Seattle Stadium. Since that time the Highland Games have become a true Pacific Northwest event, thus the name change in 1980 to the “Pacific Northwest Scottish Highland Games & Clan Gathering.” Our other sites have included Bothell, Burien, Everett, Fort Lewis, Kirkland, Renton, the Seattle Center, and now the Expo Center (formerly the King County Fairgrounds) in Enumclaw.
The Seattle Scottish Highland Games Association is dedicated to the perpetuation of the Scottish arts, their traditions & customs to inspire new generations to take part in their stories. Bringing Scotland to the Pacific Northwest for over 70 years through the skirl of the Pipes and Drums, the beauty of Highland Dancing, the brawn of Scottish athletics, and the sharing of clan history. The Association provides venues that explore connections to your Scottish ancestry.
The Seattle Scottish Highland Games Association, a self-supporting non-profit (c)(3) group, was formed in 1947 by a local group of prominent Scots. The Association provided this group of fellow Scots a means of keeping their ethnic origin alive as well as stimulating an interest in Scottish Highland Games through Scottish dancing, piping, drumming and athletic competition. Listed among the first patrons were Emil Sick, Governor Arthur Langlie, Mayor William Devine and John L. Scott.
The first “Seattle Scottish Highland Games” were held in the West Seattle Stadium. Since that time the Highland Games have become a true Pacific Northwest event, thus the name change in 1980 to the “Pacific Northwest Scottish Highland Games & Clan Gathering.” Our other sites have included Bothell, Burien, Everett, Fort Lewis, Kirkland, Renton, the Seattle Center, and now the Expo Center (formerly the King County Fairgrounds) in Enumclaw.
The Seattle Scottish Highland Games Association is dedicated to the perpetuation of the Scottish arts, their traditions & customs to inspire new generations to take part in their stories. Bringing Scotland to the Pacific Northwest for over 70 years through the skirl of the Pipes and Drums, the beauty of Highland Dancing, the brawn of Scottish athletics, and the sharing of clan history. The Association provides venues that explore connections to your Scottish ancestry.
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East European, WA, European, Polish Location
Seattle, WA Polish Festival Seattle is a premier event created to celebrate Polish culture, traditions and contemporary achievements in a joyful atmosphere with diverse audiences of the Greater Seattle region.
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South European, WA, Bosnian, European, Herzegovinian Location
Seattle, WA As our very name states, the purpose of our Association is to cherish and present the cultural traditions of Bosnia and Herzegovina through a variety of artistic expressions, such as: folk dance, instrumental and vocal music, poetry, drama, film, painting, sculpture, handicrafts.
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North European, WA, Lutheran, European, Norwegian Location
Seattle, WA Denny Park Lutheran Church was founded in Seattle in 1888 by people rich with a Norwegian heritage. The present church building, located across the street from Denny Park, was built in 1939 and is considered a historical landmark in South Lake Union. We are an evangelical Lutheran parish, affiliated with Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ (LCMC) and the Augustana District (AD).