concert19:00Dutch band NITS performs at Savoy Theatre with their classic line-up. The programme features their most beloved songs and new material.
concert19:00American country duo Willow Hill performs at On The Rocks. The husband-and-wife team of Alexandra and CT Fields earned Rolling Stone's "Band to Watch" recognition and are among Nashville's most distinctive country acts.
concert18:00Family concert where children's science questions become music. Mari Rantasila and a five-piece band take the audience from ballad to ska-stomp.
concert18:00Il Volo and soprano Pretty Yende perform classic opera arias and pop-operatic songs from Sicily's temples in this concert recording.
sport18:30Liiga ice hockey match between Assat and Vaasan Sport.
sport18:30Liiga ice hockey match between KalPa and Hämeenlinna. The game starts at 18:30.
sport18:30Liiga ice hockey match between Pelicans and Tappara in Lahti.
sport18:30Liiga ice hockey match between SaiPa and Kiekko-Espoo in Lappeenranta.
sport18:30Liiga ice hockey match between TPS Turku and Jukurit. The match starts at 18:30.
lecture09:00Business event for companies and investors discussing export, growth and internationalisation in East Finland with keynote presentations and networking opportunities.
concert18:30Saarijärvi Jazz Club presents Jazz Jkl Collective with singer Nina Mya, performing jazz classics by Carmen McRae, Dinah Washington, Billie Holiday and Laila Kinnunen.
concert19:00Spread Eagle performs in Turku.
concert19:00The folk music ensemble LOITSU from Kotka and Espoo performs their own music on traditional instruments with a contemporary twist.
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Two actresses interpret Nobel laureate Imre Kertesz's novel about a lost book, memory, and European history. A psychological thriller exploring the search for a hidden work.
festival12:15A joint sports afternoon for Lapland's higher education institutions featuring partner stations where you can collect stamps to earn achievement levels.
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An autumn celebration for new students in Kaivopuisto featuring medieval-themed stations, competitions, and evening parties.
festival17:00Family-friendly station circuit in Sorsapuisto where you complete tasks in a group with your pet or stuffed animal. Participation costs 3 euros.
concert18:00Modern arrangements of Irish and Nordic folk music on the hexagonal concertina. Lauri Häme takes listeners on a journey through Ireland, where he discovered the instrument's deepest secrets.
concert19:00Helsinki punk and hardcore band Tuhon Engelit takes the stage at Malmitalo's small hall with socially engaged material.
lecture14:00A lecture series on Finnish history covering the sinking of the armoured ship Ilmarinen, the history of Vartiokylä Bay, and 18th-century Helsinki's Seamen's House. Free admission.
festival16:30Retika hosts its traditional Four-Star Dinner where first-year students visit older students for a three-course meal. Food is judged on taste, theme execution, and atmosphere, with the best teams receiving prizes.
festival17:00Makkaramäiskis is a student event in Kupittaanpuisto featuring grilled sausages, garden games, and overall badges for both first-year and senior students.
lecture18:00Ukrainian author presents her debut novel about life during Russia's war against Ukraine. The discussion will be held in Ukrainian with English interpretation.
festival18:00RePro ry's academic year opening on Tuesday at Kattosauna Sivistys. An open evening for students and alumni featuring pizza and a chance to meet fellow students.
15:30A casual sewing evening at the Community Corner in Leppävaara campus on 15 September at 15:30-19:00.
lectureHistorian Ville Jalovaara presents his work on the armoured ship Ilmarinen, which sank 85 years ago. A lecture on one of Finland's greatest maritime disasters.
concert10:30The children's music orchestra Svengaavat hirvet performs play songs where kids sing, dance, and play along. A 30-minute concert at Tapiola Library.
concert13:30Duo Keijo and Rauno play familiar songs for dancing at the senior centre.
concert19:00SUNISHJ takes the stage at Hesari 13 in Helsinki on 15 September 2026.
market15:00Interdisciplinary flea market featuring clothing, household goods, and handmade items. Sales tables are reserved in advance, free entry for buyers.
club18:00JIO's traditional warm-up cruise on Lake Jyväsjärvi before ASTi. The ship has a licensed bar; outside drinks are not permitted.
lecture18:30TV journalist Erkki Pohjanheimo shares his book about his parents' wartime love story told through 700 letters.
club(2 days)
Interdisciplinary dance party on DAM's terrace in Tampere. Dance to Spinn's music, meet new people, and enjoy an open atmosphere for everyone.
club(2 days)
The Palapelit event returns to Albatrossi with a Traffic Lights theme: wear the colour that matches your relationship status. Speed dating and surprises await.
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Official afterparty for Kaskin fux orienteering at Ilona with the winning team announcement. Free for participating fuxes, 3-4 € for older students.
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VAMO's traditional continuation party for freshmen featuring the Beer Guys winner announcement and overall oath ceremony. Open to all students on Tuesday 15.9. from 22.00 at Teatro.
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A monthly reading circle at Maunula Library where participants discuss contemporary fiction together. This session focuses on Lisa Ridzén's novel "Kurjet lentävät etelään".
stand-up18:00Open mic night for love poetry at Kannelmäki library. Share your own poem or listen to other poets in a welcoming, open atmosphere.
lecture18:00A lecture on how artificial intelligence is used in fraud. Paula Pessi, communications director at the Finnish Consumer Union, explains how to protect yourself in a rapidly evolving digital world.
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Open story time at Mosaiikin Library for children and adults. A playful session where stories come alive.
other13:30Art play for babies and parents at EMMA in Espoo. Play stations with mirrors, reflections, and the chance to explore artworks together with instructors.
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The children's comic workshop introduces kids to comic creation, from initial ideas through character design to storytelling.
club(2 days)
Interdisciplinary student all night party at Fontana Club in Vaasa. Open to everyone, entry 7 euros.
club10:00Billiards players meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays to play against each other at Stadin yhteisótalo Saunabaarissa.
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Tomi Leppänen presents his installation artwork (empty space) at ANTI festival. The work explores the relationship between stage and participant as an empty space becomes a presentation venue.
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Hannu Palosuo's 30-year retrospective brings together artists from international biennales. The exhibition runs at Meilahden Art Hall from September through October.
19:30Bring a dish from your home country and spend an evening sharing food and cultures with others. This is a potluck event.
20:00🎲 Board game evening at Yamy Bar, running from 20:00 to 24:00 on Tuesday 15 September. Come alone or with friends - everyone is welcome.
lecture17:00Kalasatama Library's reading circle discusses Nobel Prize-winning author Abdulrazak Gurnah's novel Stone Heart. Open to all without advance registration.
other11:00A guided painting group at the community centre where participants create art together under the instruction of Lidia.
other12:00The luxury houseboat in Jyväskylä harbour features a unique glass igloo sauna with a wood-fired stove. A three-hour experience costs 590 euros for up to 10 people.
market14:00A blanket flea market and art fair organized by Qirjava rf where you can buy and sell handmade items, art, and other goods. Participation is free.
lecture10:00Free event by the Future Coalition offering support with future planning and information about mental health services.
lecture10:15Free job application workshop at Helsinki Employment Services where you learn to write effective applications and receive personal guidance.
lecture10:50A guided tour of Helsinki's Civil Defence Museum exploring how the city protected its population during wartime and the evolution of civil defence to the present day.
lecture11:30Lecture on alternatives to American software with better privacy protection. The event is open to everyone and you can attend in person or remotely.
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The Good Mood Book Club meets monthly to discuss books and life. Everyone is welcome, whether or not you've read the month's selection.
lecture12:00Short course for tyre fitters organized by Helsinki Employment Services and Stadin AO. Recruitment event 15.9. from 12:00 to 15:00 in Kamppi, course 21.-25.9. For unemployed job seekers with a B-category driving licence and sufficient Finnish language skills.
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A monthly reading circle at Itäkeskus Library where members discuss fiction. All welcome, whether or not you've read the featured book.
lecture13:00A lecture on how nutrition affects mental health and wellbeing. Heljä Tuomarla covers nutrients that support brain health and practical tips for healthy eating habits.
lecture13:00A lecture on how literature portrays the emotions and lives of older people. The speaker is library professional Marika Helovuo.
lecture13:15Poetry hour is an open event where you can recite poems or listen to others' performances at Riistavuori Service Centre.
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Non-fiction book club at Laajasalo Library. The book is available to borrow on-site, no pre-registration required.
lecture14:30Information meeting about Neighbourhood Circles for volunteer coordinators. The session covers the purpose of the activity, how to establish a circle, and the coordinator's responsibilities.
lecture15:00A lecture on older people in literature - how they are portrayed in books and what possibilities for love and happiness are depicted.
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Meetings for people with heart rhythm disorders where participants can share experiences with fellow patients.
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Free digital support for Windows computers, tablets, and smartphones. Assistance with internet, email, and government forms.
lecture16:15An ecumenical Christian group meeting every other Tuesday at Jyväskylä University. Participants from different denominations and cultures gather for shared prayer, scripture reading, and reflection.
lecture17:00A guided walk exploring the place names and history of Herttoniemenranta. Share your own memories of this Helsinki neighbourhood.
lecture17:00JES ry extraordinary general meeting on 15.9.2026 in Jyväskylä. Discussion of supplementary budget for year-end, designation of Spinout as main project, and other administrative matters. Participation for members, remote attendance available via Google Meet.
lecture18:00The Saima Harmaja Society honours pilot and author Tapani Harmaja with an evening where guest Eero Haarla presents his life and literary work.
lecture18:00Coalition Party discussion on sustainable growth in Espoo, held at Ison Omena Library.
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Adult Finnish language group meeting at Länsimäki Library every Tuesday. Free and no registration required.
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A casual English language café at the library where you can practise speaking and meet others interested in the language. The group is led by a native English speaker.
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An essay reading circle discussing Junichiro Tanizaki's classic work at Munkkiniemi Library.
lecture18:00A lecture on George Orwell's literary works and their various adaptations - from book excerpts to film and music. Free admission for all.
lecture18:00Retired teacher Eila Kilpinen presents her 2025 novel The Dream Fisher, a story of resilience and memory spanning from the Bay of Bothnia to Alaska.
lecture18:30A theme evening featuring teaching, dinner, and group discussion hosted by Rovaniemi Evangelical Students.
other10:00Ranua Resort Wildlife Park is one of Finland's northernmost zoos, home to Arctic and native Finnish animals in a natural Lapland setting.
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Oriental dance movement for pensioners and unemployed people at Helsinki's Kampi service centre. A service centre card is required.
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Open story time at Tapanila Library for families and family daycare providers. Suitable for all ages, held on Tuesdays in even-numbered weeks.
other10:00A dance class for toddlers and adults where children from around 1.5 years explore free dance expression through play and creative collaboration, with no prior experience required.
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A weekly activity for children featuring songs, nursery rhymes and stories at Santahamina Playground.
other10:00The Kallio-Käpylä branch of SPR organizes a family morning with practical first aid tips for families with young children.
other10:00Play tips and colour hunting in nature at the playground. Meet other families with children at Pihlajisto.
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Nature-themed activity for children and families at Lohikäärmepuisto park featuring exploration, play, and crafts.
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Rainbow Seniors gather at Lippulaiva Library on the third Tuesday of each month for an open coffee hour with free conversation and group discussions.
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Free afternoon activity at Myyrmäki Library for schoolchildren featuring games, crafts, and new hobbies.
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A cozy gathering where short stories are read aloud and people knit together. Enjoy coffee or tea while listening or creating something for a good cause.
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Library Grandma Kikka welcomes children and families to the children's section of Vuosaari Library for reading, games, and time together.
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Needle felting workshop at Pihlajamäki community centre where you'll learn to make small animals and jewellery with guidance. No previous experience needed, materials and instruction included.
other14:00A small gardening workshop at a senior centre where you can participate in light outdoor work and gardening. Welcome to bring your own gloves!
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A club for primary school children where you play games, do crafts, read, and tell stories together. No registration needed.
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The Jortsujennyt dance group meets every Tuesday at Kinapori Senior Centre from September through December.
other16:00A board game rally where you can play freely or collect points - gather four points and win prizes. Completely free event at Bar & Café LateGame.
other16:00A low-threshold meeting place for students at the University of Eastern Finland with coffee, snacks, and community on Tuesdays. Participation is free and requires no registration.
other17:00KUTOP meets at Väinölänniemi for socializing, outdoor games, and good times together. Open to all technology students.
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Free IT repair workshop at Sello Library where volunteers help fix computers and other devices.
other17:00Sture association hosts a crayfish-party sitsit combining tradition with etiquette. Three-course dinner, group singing, and friendship tests at Pukinmäen VPK.
other17:30A sitsit evening for new TTO students with a festival summer theme. Songs, food, drinks and introduction to sitsit etiquette and traditions.
other18:00Academic table celebration with Smurf theme at Lukema. Sing, compete in games and celebrate together in blue and white costumes.
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A drinking-game party for first-year students organized by Fortis and KuoLo mentors in the Savilahti area. Participants move between stations playing team games, with the option to participate with or without alcohol.
other18:00JOPA's traditional welcome evening for new members at Haukanniemi nature trail, featuring an introduction programme, campfire, and stick bread.
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Reading dog Hannu listens to young readers at Puistola Library on Tuesdays. Participation is free but requires parental consent and advance booking.
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A peaceful reading hour at Länsimäki Library where you can read your own book or choose from the library's collection without pressure or discussion requirements.
lecture09:00Helsinki-info offers free advice on Helsinki city services and immigration matters through in-person consultations, phone, and chat.
lecture10:00Seniors teach other seniors how to use digital devices. Bring your own device and charger.
lecture11:00A singing group that performs folk melodies, popular songs, and classical pieces together. Led by music educator Satu Luomajoki.
lecture11:00English conversation club at Stadin Community Centre Pihlajamäki on Tuesdays and Thursdays from August to December. A volunteer leads the discussions, and no advance registration is needed.
lecture13:00A gentle yoga class led by Dada at Alpila Community House. Suitable for all levels.
lecture13:00A community singing group at Stoa where classical melodies and folk music are performed together under the guidance of music teacher Vesa Lintula.
lecture13:00Free digital advice at Vaajakoski Area Library on Tuesdays from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Trained volunteers help with devices and online services. Advance booking required.
lecture13:15FT Ari Saastamoinen explores Sardinia's history, culture and archaeology across four evening lectures. Discover the island's hidden gems: charming towns, prehistoric stone structures and Roman ruins.
lecture16:30Online series of six lectures on IT fundamentals, from how computers work to information searching. Suitable for all digital skill levels.
lecture16:45A lecture series on how classical composers depict nature through music. Listen to examples from different periods and explore how rhythm, harmony, and timbre bring natural phenomena to life.
lecture17:00A lecture series exploring Finnish painted art and artists. Each evening focuses on one Finnish painter's work and its artistic context.
lecture17:00A four-part lecture series on Europe's Arctic regions: Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Svalbard. Explore the history, culture, geopolitics and human adaptation to northern conditions.
lecture17:00Free reading group for adults learning Finnish. No registration needed, drop in whenever you can.
lecture17:00Free guided tour of the Helsinki exhibition at the City Museum of Helsinki. Tours available in Russian, Finnish, and English.
lecture18:00Free short-term therapy for people under 30. Each 45-minute session is independent and focuses on addressing life's challenges, crises, or emotional questions.
lecture18:45Lecture series on classical texts of ancient Greek drama and their ideas. Docent Markku Koivusalo presents works by Aristophanes and Euripides from September through November.
lecture18:45Seven lectures on 17th-century European philosophy from Descartes and Elisabeth to Spinoza and Hobbes. Lecturer is Severi Hämäri.
lecture13:00Free online training in business planning and financial calculations for aspiring entrepreneurs seeking funding or bank loans.
lecture18:00Russian-language book club at Pasila Library where literature enthusiasts discuss books together. Meetings every Tuesday at 18:00.
lecture15:45A philosophy café where participants discuss fundamental questions about human existence throughout the autumn. Each meeting opens with a brief philosophical introduction followed by shared reflection. Free entry and no prior knowledge required.
lecture13:00Story time for children over 3 years old at Toivio Library. Held once a month on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 10:30.
lecture13:00A course for developing muscle strength and balance led by a physiotherapist from Nääsville. The group is limited to 12 participants.
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A summer obstacle course at Leikkipuisto Brahe where children can play and challenge themselves with various activities.
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Guided music session for young children at Leikkipuisto Ruoholahti on Tuesdays. Music, singing games, dances and nursery rhymes for the whole family.
other10:30Autumn mushroom crafts for young children at Savipaja on Piika playground. Free activity.
other10:00A city adventure in Jyväskylä's centre where you solve a mystery surrounding a fictional company. A 3.5 km route guides you through searching for clues, examining physical evidence, and following a story that spans two timelines.
other10:00A family café where children play together and parents meet. The programme includes singing, play and movement activities.
other13:00Baby Meetups is a gathering place for families with infants at Perhetalo Kajuutta. Meetings are held four days a week with varied activities, guidance, and motor skill exercises.
other14:30Free circus course for seniors at Stoa where you practice balance and mobility with circus equipment. The course is open to everyone regardless of prior experience.
other15:00A meeting place for University of Eastern Finland students where you can enjoy coffee, snacks, and join optional activities. Meets on Tuesdays at Lukema.
other16:00Free circus course for seniors focusing on balance, flexibility, and coordination. Led by circus instructor Enrique Salas with teaching in English, Spanish, and Finnish.
other18:00Gentle sauna yoga at Juurikkasaari combining relaxation and movement. Suitable for all levels with no prior experience needed. Led by Tuija Särkivuori, 45 minutes on Tuesdays at 18.00.
other12:00Veskan local office offers free advice on welfare services, group activities and hearing aid maintenance. Services are available by appointment on weekdays.
other16:30Yoga and meditation session at Kalasatama Free City Lounge. A calming practice for wellbeing.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
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Allas Live is a summer-long concert series at Allas Pool from May to September featuring Finnish and international artists across multiple music genres.
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Timo Tuominen performs rare early songs by Jacques Brel with guitar. An intimate evening exploring the chanson master's multifaceted youthful work.
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The Savonlinna Opera Festival presents five classic operas in summer 2026, featuring Lisette Oropesa's debut in the title role of Norma.
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An international classical music festival featuring Finnish orchestras and artists alongside the London Philharmonia Orchestra.
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Teatteri Sirkus Suosalo brings its Rantaruntti tour to Helsinki in September with a circus tent programme featuring Shakespeare's The Tempest, several plays, musical performances, and children's theatre.
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A classical music festival in Nurmes featuring concerts in various venues, lectures, and workshops throughout the summer.
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An audiovisual concert where Sámi joik meets electronic music, joik, and video art. The concert explores Sámi worldview, colonialism, and environmental consciousness through traditional Sámi goddesses and spiritual themes.
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An international group exhibition curated by Kisito Assangni for Pixelache Helsinki at the Museum of Technology. Thirteen artists present their work across the autumn.
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Oblivia returns to its early performance venues in a walking performance that moves from the Tram Museum through the Winter Garden to the former VR warehouse area. Founders Annika Tudeer and Timo Fredriksson guide the audience through reflections on the past and Helsinki's transformation.
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Esa Leskinen's historical drama about Finland's struggle to preserve democracy during the Cold War. Urho Kekkonen is the central character, portrayed by Janne Reinikainen and Vesa Vierikko at different ages.
cinema(28 days)
Ridley Scott's thriller about a young pilot and an armed survivalist who meet in a post-apocalyptic world when a mysterious radio transmission awakens hope for humanity.
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A clown musical about creating art, aging, and mortality, inspired by ancient mythology and performed by two seasoned clowns and a musician.
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A stage adaptation of Iida Turpeinen's award-winning novel about extinction and humanity's relationship with nature, told through the skeleton of a Steller's sea cow. The performance explores how Western thought shifted when we realized we could erase entire species from existence.
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A monologue play about Finnish poet Eino Leino's love interests, written by Pinja Hahtola and directed by Seppo Honkonen. An award-winning production exploring the poet's romantic history.
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Ella Lahdenmäki and Tapio Viitasaari perform an intimate work about southern identity and roots. The performance combines acting and music, drawing on the creators' personal experiences.
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Six women compete in a reality-TV theatre show on the National Theatre's main stage. Kristian Smedsin's new production blends anarchist comedy with reality-TV format.
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Ilmajoen Musiikkijuhlat presents a jubilee opera and concerts. Isoviha tells the story of Russia's invasion of Ostrobothnia through family bonds and maternal love.
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A Nordic dance festival with over a hundred events throughout the week, ranging from international guest performances to courses and seminars. GöteborgsOperans Danskompani presents works by leading choreographers.
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Red Nose Company reimagines Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring through four clowns who dance, dissect the classic, and build a ritual filled with silent comedy.
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iik!week at Linnanmäki is a seasonal horror festival at Helsinki's amusement park featuring various scary attractions and experiences for teenagers and adults.
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Korkeasaari opens extended hours for autumn evenings 14-18 September, 10:00-22:00. The island is beautifully lit in the evening with guided animal feeding, evening walks, and dining.
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A group exhibition of visual art, architecture, and design featuring four artists or collectives: L'Esprit de L'Escalier, Henrietta Lehtonen, Hedy Leung, and Eglė Ridikaitė.
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Exhibition of three artists at Makasiini Contemporary: Tomáš Jetela, Riiko Sakkinen, and Perttu Mäkelä present works spanning figurative to abstract art. Free admission.
lecture14:00A lecture series featuring prominent speakers discussing hope amid global crises, education, digital safety, international law, literature, and art. Attend online or in person.
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Anne Roininen's installation in the Vuotalo courtyard explores global commodity production and local identity. Built from tiles depicting seawaves, the work is part of a larger Made in series.
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Traditional British folk dancing with live music from Helsinki Cèilidh Band. No experience needed and everyone is welcome.
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A musical where Julia takes control of her own life after Romeo. Written by Emmy-winning screenwriter David West Read and composed by Max Martin, filled with 1990s and 2000s hits.
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Illustration exhibition by Pasi Pitkänen featuring artwork from popular children's book series. The programme includes workshops and a family day with the illustrator present.
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Helsinki-based photographer Tero Pajukallio presents wetland landscapes as vibrant drone photographs. The exhibition runs at the Natural History Museum's café from August through October.
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Gaming nights for women and girls aged 16-28 at Pelitalo Sture. Play on computers, consoles, and board games with support from youth coordinators.
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Weekly jazz club at Manala bar in central Helsinki featuring a resident trio and guest musicians on Thursday evenings.
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Johan Eichhorn's photo exhibition brings nature's transformations into people's homes. In staged images, familiar spaces become strange, revealing how the reshaping of nature has become an invisible part of everyday life.
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Gaming event for rainbow youth featuring computers, Nintendo Switch, Playstation 5, and VR equipment at Pelitalo Sture.
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A peaceful book club where reading enthusiasts gather to read together in silence. Welcome to bring your own book or borrow one on site.
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Helsinki City Theatre invites older adults to share life stories and create small theatrical performances together. Drama exercises and conversation are included. No experience needed, and participation is free.
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PK-Live is a free Saturday music series at Henry's Distillery & Music Bar in the Cultural Barracks. The lineup features Ilari Hämäläinen, Phantom Boogie Duo, Jasmine Wynants-Granfelt, and Ivan Radeka.
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Community theatre group for older adults exploring theatre, music, and visual art. No experience required and you can join at any time.
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An architecture walk exploring Alvar Aalto's human-centred modernism in Helsinki. Discover Finlandia Hall, the Iron House, and the Academic Bookstore with an expert guide.
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Tiina Puumalainen's new drama Lady T explores the meeting between Margaret Thatcher and a hotel worker. The play portrays Britain's first female prime minister - a powerful leader who remained distant from her children.
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A comedy about a marriage in crisis when friends send the couple to an elite couples' training camp. Written by Niina Lahtinen and Joonas Nordman, directed by Anna Dahlman.
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Two brothers live in isolation in North Philadelphia until a valuable guest named Harold changes their fate. The National Theatre presents Orphans, a drama about freedom, brotherhood, and violence.
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Senior taekwondo at Kontula Community Centre develops memory, balance and functional ability through standing-based training. The group is led by taekwondo master Dae Jin Hwang.
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John Ajvide Lindqvist's "De Obehöriga" is performed at Lilla Teatern. A theatrical adaptation of the Swedish author and screenwriter's creation.
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KOM Theatre's autumn premiere examines Western indifference to global political crises. Director Susanna Kuparinen presents a fact-based farce and satire where news invades the home.
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The Naantali Music Festival is an international chamber music festival held in historic churches and other concert venues. The festival presents leading Finnish and international musicians.
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Urkuyö and Aaria is one of Finland's oldest classical music festivals, held on Thursday evenings throughout the summer in Espoo. In 2026, the festival marks its 40th anniversary under the artistic direction of opera singer Tuomas Katajala.
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Taidekeskus Salmela is one of Finland's largest cultural events, showcasing contemporary art exhibitions and concerts. Open daily throughout summer 2026.
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Vekara-Varkaus is a children's festival with diverse art forms, hobbies, adventures and workshops for kids of all ages.
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Iitti Music Festival is a chamber music festival centred on a wooden cross church over 300 years old. The highlights include a piano concert and a midnight concert.
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Film festival in Sodankylä featuring international and Finnish directors under the midnight sun.
+ 1022 more long-running events — see the calendar.