112 events for the next 18 months
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Toastmasters group practices public speaking and presentation skills in an encouraging environment. Open meeting in English for all.
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Espoo Info service advisors visit Lippulaiva Library to provide guidance and digital support on city services.
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The language studio offers personal study guidance for those wanting to learn Finnish. A teacher will help you choose the right course.
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The mystery book club meets ten times during autumn 2026 at Ison Omenan library in Espoo. Participants discuss their favorite detective novels from authors including Donna Leon, Peter James, and Fred Vargas.
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Espoo Info service advisors offer guidance and digital support on city services at Entressen Library.
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Hilma Support Centre opens a service point at Entressen Library every other Friday, offering free guidance to disabled immigrants and their families.
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Novellikoukku is a monthly reading group where short stories are read aloud and participants can do handicrafts at the same time.
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Free housing advice for Espoo residents facing accommodation challenges. Experienced social workers assist with finding housing and resolving housing-related issues. Available on Tuesdays.
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Poetry Bath is a rhyme and verse session for babies aged 4 months to 1 year. The rhythm of poetry supports language development and offers a first introduction to literature.
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Swedish-language reading circle that meets monthly at Tapiola Library to discuss books and reading experiences.
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A creative writing group for seniors meeting every other Tuesday at the library. No experience needed - just bring curiosity and a willingness to write.
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Open story time at Sellos Library where stories are read in Finnish for children, parents, and preschool groups.
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A beginner Finnish language group meeting on Thursdays at Sellos Library using the TOISTO method. Open to all with no prior language experience required.
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A beginner Finnish language course for multicultural children and youth in Espoo, meeting on Thursdays at Sello Library using the TOISTO method.
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Chinese story time for children at Ison Omena Library featuring tales and an introduction to Chinese culture.
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A wellbeing path addressing mental health, housing, sleep, recovery, legal planning, nutrition, physical activity and nature.
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Entressen's Swedish-language reading group meets monthly over afternoon coffee to discuss books.
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SPR's language café meets on Tuesdays at Entressen Library for informal Finnish practice. The group welcomes anyone looking to improve their Finnish language skills in a relaxed setting.
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A monthly reading circle at Sello Library where participants discuss various books together. In August, the group reads Sven Mikser's "Vareda".
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The Kalajärvi Library reading circle meets on Wednesday evenings in autumn 2026. The first sessions focus on works by Maria Turtschaninoff and Irene Zidan.
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A film club where participants discuss the themes raised by films together. Throughout the autumn, artificial intelligence, difference, and human connection are explored through classic films - no prior experience required.
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Simple News Café is an open gathering where participants listen to simple news, read and discuss it together. A way to learn English and understand Finnish culture and history.
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A monthly reading circle at Entressen Library where participants discuss various books together.
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Open English story time at Lippulaiva Library in Espoo. Once a month on Thursdays from 5 to 5:30 pm, free entry for everyone.
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Open evening story time for all at Nöykkiö Library. Stories and reading on Thursdays at 6 p.m.
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Russian-language story time for children at Entresse Library. Parents are welcome to attend.
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English-language reading circle at Sello Library meets monthly to discuss books together. Participation is free and requires registration by email.
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Reading Club Lit & Light! showcases different literary genres and helps you find new favorite books.
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A storytelling session for children featuring tales in Spanish. Perfect for young listeners who want to discover the language through an engaging, playful experience.
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Open and free language café to practice speaking Finnish with native speakers. Beginners welcome, no registration needed.
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Tapiola Library's reading circle meets four times in autumn to discuss selected books.
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A knitting course for beginners and returning knitters, where you learn the fundamentals of knitting throughout the autumn.
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Italian language café at Ison Omenaissa library where you practice speaking in a relaxed atmosphere with an experienced teacher.
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Arabic story time for children every Tuesday at Sello Library. Sanaa tells stories about adventures, imagination and dreams.
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Story time for children in Albanian at Ison Omena library, held once a month.
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Enter volunteers help seniors learn to use phones, tablets, computers, and e-services every Wednesday at Lippulaiva Library.
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The easy-read book club at Sello Library meets four times during autumn 2026 on Wednesdays. It is designed for adults who want to develop their reading skills or rediscover the joy of reading.
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English conversation group for language enthusiasts looking to develop their skills and discuss interesting topics together.
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A group for adults exploring creative writing, visual art, and improvisational theatre under the guidance of library educators.
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ENTER volunteers help seniors learn to use smartphones, tablets, computers, and electronic services.
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Hello Espoo-info and Mobile Espoo-info provide guidance on public services and digital transaction support at Entressen Library. The service is available in Finnish, English, and via telephone interpreter.
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Roda provides free guidance for job seekers every Thursday. Help with CVs and applications, interview training, and career planning support.
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Free English conversation group meeting on Thursdays at Sellon Library. Open to anyone looking to practice English in a casual, welcoming atmosphere.
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Free Spanish conversation group for everyday topics. Suitable for all levels, no registration required.
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Swedish language cafe at Ison Omena Library every Thursday. Open to all who want to practice Swedish through conversation.
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A free English conversation group for anyone wanting to practice speaking. Led by library visitors, the group meets Thursdays at Lippulaiva Library.
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The Red Cross language cafe meets on Fridays at Entressen Library. The group practices language skills in a relaxed setting.
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An Arabic reading group that meets monthly at Ison Omenan library in Espoo. The next meeting is on 4 September from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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A storytelling session for children featuring tales in Spanish. Perfect for young listeners discovering the language through an engaging, playful experience.
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An open meditation group meets on Sunday mornings at the library for 45 minutes of shared silence and conversation.
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An adult group meeting every other Monday for relaxation, crafts, and creative activities. Free entry with coffee and biscuits.
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A monthly reading circle at Ison Omena Library in Espoo where participants discuss literature together on the first Monday of each month.
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Meet a coach from Valo-Coaching at Sellos Library on Mondays to discuss studies, career, future plans, and life challenges.
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The Easy-Read Book Club meets four times during autumn and early winter at Entressen Library. The group reads and discusses Finnish easy-read books and is especially suited for Finnish language learners and people with reading difficulties.
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A language café for Mandarin speakers where discussion is led by an instructor. Suitable for both beginners and more advanced learners.
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Ohjaamotalo Starttipiste offers free guidance for young people on job searching, studies, and housing at Lippulaiva library.
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Enter's volunteers provide free digital coaching for seniors at Tapiola Library, helping with phones, tablets, computers, and online services.
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A volunteer-led Finnish language group where participants practise speaking, reading, and writing together. Meets at the library every Wednesday from September through December.
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Creative writing exercises for adults over six evenings led by library educators Heli and Päivi.
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Seniors help seniors learn to use digital devices and e-services at the library in Espoo.
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Volunteers from Enter offer free personal digital guidance for older adults. Learn to use a phone, computer, or tablet, or get help with electronic services.
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Beginner ukulele course for adults and young people aged 12+ at Ison Omenan library. No prior musical experience needed, and instruments are provided. Classes meet on Thursdays from September through November.
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ENTER volunteers help seniors learn to use smartphones, tablets, computers, and digital services.
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A conversation group for practicing spoken Finnish where participants discuss topics chosen together.
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A band course for young people at Espoo Library where participants learn drums, bass, guitar, and piano while playing together.
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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.
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Monthly meeting café at Ison Omenan Stage for community and wellbeing. September's gathering focuses on everyday safety with expert speakers and discussion.
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Free event series for adults combining books, films and TV shows with cooking inspired by different food cultures.
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Introduction to Paja's tools and equipment with guidance from a volunteer coach. Suitable for both beginners and experienced users.
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Free information session about memory and memory-boosting activities for all ages.
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Volunteer-led Finnish language classes where participants develop their speaking, reading and writing skills.
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A five-part course for couples where one partner has a memory disorder, exploring relationship challenges and resources together with other couples.
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A family-friendly Arabic story time session at Entressen library in Espoo, featuring tales for children and Arabic language enthusiasts.
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An experienced yoga instructor leads a senior yoga class. Suitable for all - you only need comfortable clothes and something to lie on.
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Open morning story time for children at Saunalahti Library on Mondays at 9.45.
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Experienced yoga teacher Markku Sosimäki leads a holistic yoga class focused on health and balance.
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Ritvan Salonki is a reading circle that meets at Sellon library to discuss literature in Finnish. The autumn 2026 programme features works by Leena Krohn, Viv Groskop, and Kazuo Ishiguro.
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Award-winning lecturer Mari Anthoni presents the history of Espoo and its notable residents. The event is open and free, and participants can share their own memories.
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A weekly reading circle at Flagship Library in Espoo, led by library educator Mikko Airaksinen. Open to all - no prior reading required, and you can join at any time during the season.
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Open meeting with city council members to discuss Espoo's current state and future.
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Award-winning lecturer Mari Anthoni presents Espoo's history and notable residents through an illustrated storytelling session where the audience can share their own memories.
lecture13:00Guided tour in Ukrainian through the "Sunshine and the Joy of Life" exhibition at Gallen-Kallela Museum, led by Daria Skidan.
lecture16:00A reading debate for primary school students exploring villain characters in books and animations, hosted by children's author Aleksandra Lahtinen.
lecture17:00Reading advice and support for people with dyslexia at Tapiola Library. Featuring reading dog Halla, expert advisors, and learning games - free event.
lecture18:00A community singing session for seniors at Lippulaiva Library, led by Elina Hakala with the option to request favourite songs.
lecture17:00The Urban Planning Centre hosts a meeting about reference design plans for the Leppävaara Bridge development. The programme includes an information session and table discussions on urban design, mobility, and green space planning.
lecture11:00Music education session for babies and toddlers featuring singing, instrument exploration, and movement to music. Free and no experience needed.
lecture12:00A one-hour guided tour of Entressen Library where you'll discover the library's diverse services and spaces - cooking, clothes repair, magazine reading, and an adults' game room.
lecture17:30A Left Alliance discussion event featuring MEP Anna Kontula as guest speaker. Held at Lippulaiva Library in Espoo.
lecture14:00Community singing for seniors at Tapiola Library. Experienced singing facilitator Elina Hakala leads the singing session where you can request your favourite songs. The event is free and open to everyone.
lecture15:00A quiet reading retreat at EMMA where you can share book recommendations and read alongside other readers. Led by librarian Linnea Peurakoski.
lecture11:00Geocaching introduction with guide Mia Vieltojärvi: theory, app usage, and practical outdoor searching. Participation fee 20 €.
lecture12:00EMMA and KAMU guide visitors through Exhibition Center WeeGee, a 1960s building originally designed as a printing house. Discover the architecture, industrial heritage, and normally closed spaces.
lecture18:00Marine biologist Juha Flinkman discusses the Baltic Sea's wrecks and his research projects, including the exploration of the famous Vrouw Maria.
lecture15:00A playful museum tour for children exploring Gallen-Kallela Museum and its garden. The guided section lasts 20-30 minutes, followed by self-guided exploration.
lecture18:00Author Leena Sainio presents her new book Tammifilosofit at Tapiola Library. The event features an interview and an opportunity to purchase a signed copy.
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Albanian story time at Entressen Library in Espoo. Come listen to stories told in Albanian.
lecture18:00Author Teppo Hovi visits Tapiola Library to discuss his debut crime novel The Angels Who Disappeared and the Kasper Wik series. Book signing follows the talk.
lecture14:00Award-winning historian Mari Anthoni presents Espoo history through stories about landmarks, people, and events. The presentation is interactive, featuring images and an opportunity for the audience to share their own memories.
lecture17:00A practical workshop for parents on concrete ways to support your child's reading and writing development in Finnish. The event is held in English and led by educator Evelyse Eerola.
lecture16:00A reading debate for primary school students about villains in books and animations, hosted by children's author Aleksandra Lahtinen.
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Advanced music theory course exploring Western classical music and comparing it with other musical traditions. Led by music educator Sakari Heikka.
lecture18:00Writer Maria Vakkuri visits Lippulaiva Library to discuss Finnish urban legends and strange stories. Vakkuri has investigated the origins of these narratives and how they persist across generations.
lecture14:00Community singing for seniors at Sello Library. Elina Hakala leads the event and participants can suggest their favourite songs for the programme.
lecture18:00A ghost tour through Tarvaspää's secrets, from the studio to the tower in twilight. Test group 31.10. at 18:00-19:00, maximum 12 participants.
lecture12:00A free three-hour wellbeing session at Sellos Library exploring interaction, emotions, and chocolate meditation.
lecture17:00Poetry teacher Kati Oinonen performs works by classic Finnish poets at Ison Omenan library. The performance features interactive moments with the audience.
lecture15:00Historian Mari Anthoni presents Espoo's history through stories about places, people, and events. An interactive session where the audience can share their own memories.
lecture15:00Award-winning historian Mari Anthoni presents Esbo's history through stories about places, people, and events, illustrated with rich visual material. An open and free event for everyone.
lecture17:00A sound bowl relaxation session led by music educator Sakari Heikka at Lippulaivan Library in Espoo.
lecture12:30A gathering of craft teachers at Ison Omenan library focused on integrating physical activity into craft education.
lecture14:00Language arts teacher Kati Oinonen performs classic Finnish poetry in an interactive recital at Lippulaivan Library. The 30-40 minute show is completely free.
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lecture20:00Guided walk through Jyväskylä's light artworks and lake landscapes. The tour runs from Lutakonaukio to Rantaraitie and Ylistö Bridge and is fully accessible.
lecture18:00Reading circle discussing Ulrike Herrmann's book on economics and sustainable living. Meets at Entressen Library with no advance registration needed.
lecture18:00Matteus Bladin's LUNGOR merges poetry, music and storytelling into a stage work. The evening explores how poetry becomes song and develops into theatre, with Dan Henriksson as discussion moderator.
lecture18:00A communal hymn evening where bishop Matti Salomäki, vicar Heikki Myllykoski and church council chair Pirkko Hammarén share their favourite hymns.
lecture15:00A lecture on how municipal environmental health services monitor the safety of drinking water, food, and housing conditions. Followed by a fun environmental health quiz.
lecture14:00An online workshop offering hands-on guidance for creating your job applicant profile on the Job Market Finland platform. Advance registration is required, and participants must be residents of Helsinki.
lecture14:00A music devotion service for pensioners and unemployed people organized by Roihuvuori Parish, combining prayer, hymns, and spiritual songs.
lecture13:30A quiet communion service for retirees and unemployed people at Kontula's service centre.
lecture12:30Peer instructor training for both experienced and new participants. The autumn's first course covers warm-up and cool-down techniques.
lecture12:00Webinar for international newcomers to the Helsinki region covering practical information on registration, housing, healthcare, and family services.
lecture12:00Faktia is organizing a recruitment and training programme for machinists and welders from autumn 2026 to winter 2027, with information sessions in Karkkila.
lecture10:15CV improvement workshop for job seekers in Helsinki. Bring your current CV and work on it with guidance during the session.
lecture10:00Meeting for dance filmmakers - professionals and students - for collegial exchange, ideas, and mentorship. Free but requires advance registration.
lecture10:00A seminar on freedom of speech in children's and young adult literature, examining whose voices are represented in books and which topics are permitted.
lecture10:00The Heart Club of the Vesanto-Tervo Heart Association starts its autumn season. Instructor Terttu Laitinen discusses challenging situations.
lecture09:30Short story time sessions at Lumijoki library on Friday. Two sessions: 9.30 and 10.00.
lecture08:30Training day for dental instrument care at Heureka bringing together hygiene professionals and exhibitors.
lecture08:00A morning seminar for women on building self-confidence, courage, and pursuing your dreams. Features talks, live music, a panel discussion, and networking.
lecture18:00Poet Mikko Räty presents his new collection "All That Falls" and discusses themes of loss and grace in conversation with author Riika Kotka.
lecture18:00The Kellarluckan book club meets at North Haaga Library to discuss James Joyce's Ulysses. Free entry and refreshments provided.
lecture18:00Author Jorma Liikala presents her work "Love is a Word of Culture", a collection of poems, paintings, and stories from Lapland and Ostrobothnia.
lecture18:00Journalist Leena Reikko shares experiences from three decades working as a foreign correspondent in the Middle East. The lecture is part of the Emil Cedercreutz Museum and Sataopisto's Culture Thursday series.
lecture18:00A discussion on inclusion and biodiversity in Roihuvuori. The event explores how the perspectives of people and other species can be better integrated into the area's planning and decision-making.
lecture17:30Historian Pauliina Ylitalo examines the fate of women who died in the Winter War and Continuation War and their forgotten legacy.
lecture17:30Young people share ideas on how Helsinki's youth budget should be spent. The best proposals are voted on and implemented the following year.
lecture17:30Free community evening on crisis preparedness and self-sufficiency. Practical tips, interactive workshop, and refreshments in Rusko.
lecture17:00Authors Marika Riikonen and Salla Simukka discuss the importance of children's and young adult literature journalism in Finnish media.
lecture17:00OYY's Advocacy Section meets at the University of Oulu's Linnanmaa campus to discuss student advocacy. The event is open to all and covers sustainable development, education policy, international affairs, and social policy.
lecture17:00Anna-Riikka Carlson and Terhi Nylund discuss Eeva Kilpi's legacy, friendship, and the power of literature. Discussion at Oodi's Maijansale.
lecture17:00Public meeting on the development plan for Ponkila sports area, where residents, sports clubs, and users can share feedback and ideas.
lecture17:00Information session on the Finnish job market and working life. Perfect for those wanting to learn more about Finnish work culture and career opportunities.
lecture16:00Art enthusiast Tapio Viitasaari offers guidance on buying photography art and helps you find a piece that fits your home. New exhibitions are on view and refreshments are served.
lecture14:00Guided tour of Finland's largest cemetery featuring the graves of many notable Finns. The tour is led by Markku Nevalainen and departs from Malmi Community Centre.
lecture14:00Free webinar on infant sleep for parents of children aged 0-12 months and expectant families in Helsinki.
lecture13:00Open coffee gathering at Stadin Community Centre Malmi where you can share ideas and hear about autumn activities. Coffee and pastries provided.
lecture12:30A meeting for service centre customers where you can share your wishes and ideas for improving the centre's services.
lecture12:00Monthly community gathering at Stadin Community Centre Saunabaar where residents and staff discuss future activities.
lecture12:00Expert lecture on safe home living for pensioners at Sello Library in Espoo. Safety instructor Timo Levänen shares knowledge about housing security.
lecture11:00A singing group at Kinaport Service Centre where participants sing together every Thursday. Classical melodies, popular songs and folk music led by music teacher Michaela Heimsch.
lecture11:00Monthly volunteer meeting at Riistavuoren senior service centre. The gathering welcomes new people interested in volunteer work.
lecture11:00Discover African music through traditional instruments and rhythms in this practical workshop held in Helsinki.
lecture10:00A workshop on building trust in the artistic process, led by Hanna Ahti and Kid Kokko for artists and art students.
lecture10:00Heljä Tuomarla from the Workers' Institute lectures on how nutrition affects brain health. The event is open to pensioners and unemployed people with a service centre card.
lecture10:00Pensioners in Kallio-Vallila gather to discuss local matters under the leadership of Toivo Koivisto.
lecture09:00Free seminar on language development in infants and toddlers, organized by Tampere. Explores nursery rhymes, reading, and the role of the senses in early interaction.
lecture18:00A three-part lecture series exploring Daphne du Maurier's life and literary works. The celebrated author is known for her psychologically intense thrillers and gothic style.
lecture18:00A Bible evening for young adults with reading, discussion, shared prayer, and a light supper.
lecture18:00Non-fiction author Vesa Linna visits Laajasalo Library to discuss Finland's 20th-century wars from a Baltic Sea perspective. Discussion included.
lecture18:00Philosophy practitioner Severi Hämäri presents his new work on twelve ancient philosophers from Greece, Rome, India, and China and their significance for our modern world.
lecture18:00Book launch for "Lahkojohtajan morsian", a testimony about spiritual manipulation and abuse. Panel discussion with authors and experts on human trafficking and religious trauma.
lecture18:00Author Nura Farah visits Kannelmäki Library to discuss her work. Free admission.
lecture18:00Author Nura Farah discusses her book Snowland, exploring the immigrant experience in Finland and the search for belonging.
lecture18:00Changemaker evening explores global food production and sustainable food systems. WWF Finland expert Elisa Niemi presents the topic as part of Food Waste Week.
lecture18:00Artists and architects discuss the relationship between visual art, architecture, and design in connection with the The art of exhibition.
lecture17:30Information event for Karkkila companies on recruitment services and solutions for finding skilled workers, featuring multiple employer services and local organisations.
lecture17:30Panel discussion on municipal matters at Hiidenkivi Library in Lumijoki.
lecture17:30Nutrition expert Niina Kuusisto discusses the connection between nutrition, exercise, and sleep at Sellos Library in Espoo.
lecture17:00A guided walking tour exploring the history of Helsinki's café and restaurant culture and the city's evolving food scene. The tour departs from the Helsinki City Museum.
lecture17:00The City of Helsinki offers free online training on volunteering in English and easy-to-understand Finnish. Learn about volunteer roles and practices, and receive a certificate of participation.
lecture17:00Author Teppo Hovi presents his debut novel "Angels Who Disappeared" and the Kasper Wik series. The discussion covers his transition from TV producer to crime writer and his creative process.
lecture17:00Author Ari Hyppölen discusses his debut novel about two women's friendship against the backdrop of Soviet life. Interviewed by publisher Vesa Tompuri.
lecture16:00Award-winning lecturer Mari Anthoni presents Espoo's history through stories of significant places, people, and events. An interactive and illustrated cultural experience for all.
lecture16:00A lecture on mental wellbeing in ageing with Sonja Maununaho from MIELI Ry.
lecture15:00Free online information session about living with chronic pain, open to patients, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested. Held via Teams.
lecture15:00A seminar on factors affecting brain health and how everyday choices support memory wellbeing. Open to everyone and completely free.
lecture14:15Guided tour of Kiasma museum organized by Oulunkylä Seurahuone community centre. Advance registration required, group limited to 20 participants.
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.
lecture13:30A lecture series on classical masterpieces from art history. Five lectures from September to November with FM Leena Reinilä, exploring works by van Eyck, El Greco, Velázquez, David and van Gogh.
lecture13:30Flamenco artist Katja Lundén presents her work from a career spanning over 25 years. Free admission.
lecture10:30Business Helsinki showcases its services for startups during a practical session at the Maria 01 NEXT Startup Festival in Helsinki.
lecture10:00Free webinar on starting a business for aspiring entrepreneurs. Covers different business structures, practical requirements, and startup funding options.
lectureOrganization forum and sports club network event for discussing collaboration and building connections.
lecture18:30Non-fiction author Vesa Linna presents his new work on Baltic Sea war history, featuring true stories of significant figures and events between 1916 and 1945.
lecture18:30A lecture on four Lapland hermits and their reasons for retreating to the wilderness, presented by researcher Kirsi-Klaudia Kangas.
lecture18:30Bible study group gathering for discussion and fellowship over supper.
lecture18:00An English-language spiritual peer group meeting weekly in Jyväskylä to explore faith together. Open to all backgrounds, with tea and refreshments provided.
lecture18:00A lecture on current scams and their warning signs. Paula Pessi from the Consumer Union presents practical examples of how scammers operate and how to respond correctly in suspicious situations.
lecture18:00Information evening about vocational special education institutions in Tampere, with experts discussing educational programmes, support services, and the application process.
lecture18:00Author talk with Veera Ikonen about her new novel following two women working at a volunteer centre during societal upheaval.
lecture17:30Information and discussion meeting about a planned service home for the elderly on Lauttasaari. Site walk, presentations and dialogue with project representatives.
lecture17:00A peer support group for people with OCD meeting monthly at Tikkurila Library, facilitated by an experienced peer leader.
lecture17:00A Norwegian war correspondent and Finnish foreign correspondent discuss Russia and their books at the Nordic Cultural Centre.
lecture17:00Two-part volunteer training in palliative care seeks adults who want to support elderly people in their final stages. The free programme covers ageing, death, and compassion.
lecture17:00A monthly event series where library professionals interview Finnish playwrights. This time the guest is Pasi Lampela, and the discussion explores the significance of dramatic literature and its place in the literary field.
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.
lecture14:00Award-winning historian Mari Anthoni shares stories about Espoo's history, landmarks, and significant figures. The presentation is discussion-based, and participants can share their own memories.
lecture13:00Jari Jokiluhta from the Helsinki Memory Association presents methods for preventing and slowing the progression of memory disorders. The lecture is open to retirees and unemployed people with a service centre card.
lecture13:00Peer tutors from ATK Seniorit Mukanetti ry offer free IT support for seniors at Pirkkala Main Library, helping with technical problems on your own device or library computers.
lecture10:30Guided visit to the Deaf Museum in Helsinki departing from Alppila Community Centre or arriving directly at the museum. Free admission.
lecture10:15Practical workshop on hidden job opportunities: learn how to find open positions not advertised on standard job boards and practice approaching employers directly.
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Online Bible school studying the Gospel of Luke with three evenings of teaching and discussion on the Teams platform, free with registration required.
lecture18:00Author Kjell Westö discusses his new novels with librarian Johan Lindberg at Arbis.
lecture18:00Former Russian Ambassador Antti Helanterä presents his book Notes from Moscow, which examines Russia's development from Gorbachev to Putin and the invasion of Ukraine.
lecture18:00Jyväskylä City Library showcases Central Finnish poets. The Culture Stage features domestic poetry, translations and aphorisms from ten poets in a monthly reading.
lecture18:00Author Ville Eerola gives a lecture on Sinuhe the Egyptian and its significance as the hidden image of 2026 at a Mika Waltari Society gathering.
lecture17:30A three-evening discussion series exploring nature's role in health and wellbeing. Experts examine how forests, waterways, and gardens contribute to physical and mental health.
lecture17:00Free reading advice at the library from HERO's special education professionals. Tips for reading and writing, information about learning challenges, and guidance on assistive tools. Sometimes accompanied by reading dog Halla.
lecture17:00Emeritus Professor Paavo Kettunen presents his new book on inadequacy, self-esteem and religious worthiness, drawing on three decades of research and hundreds of personal stories from Finns.
lecture17:00Logoskahvila explores logotherapy's theoretical roots with researcher Mia Salo, presenting Frankl's central concepts.
lecture17:00Planning meeting for event enthusiasts aged 18-29. Multiple roles available - from ideation to technology, catering, and logistics.