exhibitionin progress
The Punk Museum presents Helsinki's punk history across five decades in an exhibition at Hakasalmen villa from October 2026. Concert memories, posters, and sonic worlds bring punk to life.
lecture15:00in 2 days
A discussion on the riot grrrl movement in Finland followed by the documentary The Punk Singer at Kino Regina.
exhibition11:00Hakasalmen villa is open free of charge from 11:00 to 17:00. A worthwhile visit to see the Stefan Bremer - Helsinki by Night exhibition.
lecture15:00Activists discuss rebellion and its forms today, followed by the documentary White Riot at Kino Regina.
concert14:00A singing bowl concert with Mariela Sarkima that creates a soundscape for relaxation and mindfulness through vibrations and natural instruments.
lecture15:00A discussion on the riot grrrl phenomenon in Finland from the 1990s to the 2000s, followed by the documentary The Punk Singer at Kino Regina.
concert12:00A family-friendly touring opera performance featuring classical opera characters performing excerpts from beloved masterworks on Helsinki's streets and squares.
exhibition14:00An interactive exhibition where you explore 1980s Helsinki through photographs and help shape the exhibition's content.
concert19:00Composer Mioko Yokoyama presents her album with Uusinta Ensemble. The concert features three of her works and a discussion about her creative process and the meaning of music.
concert14:00Mezzo-soprano Karoliina McLoud and pianist Andrea Kocsis perform Nordic and German songs at Hakasalmen villa. The concert is included in the museum's admission fee.
classical14:00A classical music matinee showcasing French composers - Saint-Saëns' oboe sonata, Poulenc's trio and Ravel's piano works.
concert14:00Pianist Ruusamari Teppo performs intimate piano works by her great-great-grandfather Jean Sibelius, sharing the stories behind each piece. Included in the museum admission with no extra charge.
concert14:00The guitar duo VEITSET performs a concert exploring melancholy and sensitivity through arrangements inspired by Jean-Philippe Rameau's classical works and original compositions.
concert14:00Contrabassist Aida Salakka and percussionist Tiia Toivanen reflect on life through music in a matinee performance at Hakasalmen villa.
concert14:00Mezzo-soprano Isabella Shaw and pianist Niina Ranta perform classical lied music by Nordic and African American composers. The matinee is included in the museum admission fee.
concert14:00Pianist Sandra Landini performs a varied programme spanning Baroque to Romanticism, with Chopin's famous funeral march and Bach's serene Adagio as programme highlights.
lecture17:00An architecture walk through Etu-Töölö's classical 1920s buildings, exploring Nordic classicism, medieval urban planning influences, and iconic structures including the Parliament House and Töölö Church.
concert14:00Guitarist Jonne Grans and harmonica player Matti Pulkki perform classical and contemporary music at Hakasalmen villa. The concert is included in the museum's admission fee.
festival14:00The Choir Carousel is a free music event where choirs from across Finland perform short concerts at Hakasalmen villa on Helsinki Day.