[New York City] Volvo Studio Manhattan x Swedes in the States Fika Pop-Up



This past Sunday, Swedes in the States in collaboration with Volvo Studios Manhattan, hosted our very first Fika Pop-Up event in New York City. Together with our collaborators BonBon NYC, Fabrique & Scandinavia House, Volvo, and Swedes in the States welcomed around 80 people to the event.

We want to thank all of our guests, readers, supporters, partners and most of all Volvo for such a fun, warm and friendly event. We will let the images below speak for themselves.



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You may use the images in this article with credit given to Swedes in the States.





The team at Volvo Studios Manhattan & Volvo Cars Manhattan





 





Natalie Söderberg sitting in a Volvo XC60



 


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