ASHM is proud to partner with the World Affairs Council to present this hybrid event of a conversation on U.S- Sweden relations. Camilla Mellander, the Consul General of Sweden in New York, will give her insights into business and trade between the US and Sweden and the importance of cultural promotion between nations for the Northeast US corridor. With time for audience Q&A, the audience will have to opportunity to dive deeper into these topics and others. The Council’s Diplochat series is presented by the Satell Family Foundation.

Introduce your little ones to Swedish Easter traditions and visit our exhibition Flying to Blåkulla: Letters from an Easter Witch. Children can make Swedish Easter crafts, dress up as Swedish Easter witches, and take part in an egg hunt. Free for members and children 2 years and under, $10 per non-member. Pay at the door.

Take a break from your day, whether at home or work, to be immersed in a Scandinavian cultural experience. Each field trip experience is 45 minutes long and presented over Zoom. $5 for members and $10 for nonmembers, registration is required.

Whatever the weather is in Sweden or Philadelphia, kids worldwide experience the forces of nature. Join us this month to learn how the weather differs across the globe and read “What’s the Weather?” from Scholastic. Families will tour the Museum looking for different types of weather in art and objects. Toddler Time is free for ASHM members and $5 per non-member child, accompany adult is free.

Register below or pay at the door.

Join us for this fundraising dinner to celebrate our 2022 Outstanding Achievement Award Honorees, Adam Joseph and Oskar Lindblom. Guests will enjoy Valborg night festivities, a silent auction, and a three-course dinner by Jeffrey A. Miller Catering. Seating is limited; RSVP by April 8th, 2022. Please note, that proof of vaccination is required to attend the event. 

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