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Free financial advice at Oodi library on the first Wednesday of each month. Experts help with money matters and debt problems confidentially.
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Swedish-language story time for babies 0-1 year at Helsinki Central Library. Read books together and enjoy coffee in a welcoming setting.
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Enter ry volunteers offer one-on-one guidance for seniors learning to use smartphones, tablets, and computers. Bring your own device and passwords.
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Free knitting clinic where instructors from Handcraft Martas rf help both beginners and experienced crafters with knitting, crochet, and repairs of wool garments.
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Arabic language café at Helsinki Central Library where participants practice Arabic, discuss topics, and connect with fellow learners.
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Chess club meeting on Mondays at the Central Library Oodi. Everyone interested in chess is welcome to join.
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Finnish language café meeting on Mondays at Odi. Come and practice Finnish with other learners.
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Cellist Heidi Peltoniemi presents four lectures on the history of Baroque music and its context. The series follows the Helsinki Baroque Orchestra's concert themes and explores the musicians, ideas and social changes of the 17th and 18th centuries.
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Free Finnish language course for immigrants, led by volunteer teachers. Meets on Tuesdays at Oodi.
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A volunteer-led discussion group where participants practice spoken Finnish together. Participation is free and requires no registration.
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Spanish language café on Fridays at Oodi library. Practice Spanish in a small group with a native speaker.
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A Swedish-language story time for toddlers featuring books, coffee, and biscuits in a welcoming library setting.
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Monthly clothing alteration and sewing workshops for ages 13-28 at Oodi's City Workshop. Bring your clothes for repair or modification and use the available sewing machines, overlockers, and materials.
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A monthly literature circle exploring Nordic fiction in Swedish. October's selection is a novel by Norwegian author Marie Aubertén.
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Red Cross volunteers help children and teenagers with homework in the youth room at Oodi Central Library. The service is free and open to all.
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Pikku Gubben Song Club is a music group for 10-14-year-olds where participants create their own songs using digital tools. The club meets on Wednesdays at Oodi from October through December.
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Regular gatherings for Japanese language enthusiasts at Oodi, where participants discuss Japanese culture and life in Finland. Conversations are held in English and Japanese.
other18:00Free clothing repair pop-up at Oodi where you can learn to repair, modify, and upcycle clothes. Materials and guidance are provided, no experience necessary.
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Monthly embroidery gathering for all skill levels at Oodi library. Connect with fellow enthusiasts and work on your projects in a welcoming community space.
lecture18:00An accessible lecture by Eino Uikkasen on what artificial intelligence can and cannot do. Learn to dispel misconceptions and use AI safely and responsibly.
lecture17:00Author Agatha Zaza discusses her new crime novel The English Speakers, featuring Helsinki detectives investigating a decades-old mystery that challenges their understanding of each other and themselves.
concert15:00Folk singer Geneviève Andræssen performs traditional ballads and folk dance melodies accompanied by the nyckelharpa. Part of the Musical Instruments of the World series showcasing musicians and instruments from around the world.
lecture18:00Hanna Männikkölahti interviews two authors about easy-to-read books and how they are created. An open event for anyone interested in accessible literature.
lecture18:00Author Mirva Karkinen discusses her debut novel Leviatan, which explores women's position and society's structures. The event features excerpts from the work and an opportunity to ask the author questions.
lecture11:00Free information session on managing phone and tablet storage and learning about cloud services. After the session, you can ask questions to a digital advisor.
lecture17:00Harri-Pekka Pietikäinen explores pike's significance for Finns through mythology, folk traditions, and ecology. The lecture draws on his new book and concludes with audience discussion.
concert15:00Chilean-Italian flutist Constanza García presents Andean and African music with traditional wind instruments as part of the Musical Instruments of the World series.
lecture17:00Launch event for Heikki Longa's novel Ulkotaipale, a mystery spanning 1941 and 1991. The author will be present to sign copies.
cinema17:00Sound designer Heikki Kossi leads a foley workshop and presents the documentary Gaucho Gaucho. The event is free and open to all.
club13:00Senior Disco celebrates 60 years of disco in Finland. Legendary DJ Börje spins records at Oodi, and the venue serves drinks.
other13:00A monthly embroidery and craft group meeting at Oodi Central Library. Open to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced makers.
theater13:00A silent circus theatre performance blending magic, acrobatics and science tricks with comedy. Suitable for children and adults alike.
other11:00Aalto University students lead robotics workshops where children explore Lego Spike robots. Three sessions between 11 and 14, free participation.
other11:00Aalto University students lead a finance workshop for 10-12-year-olds where participants learn about money management and saving through a board game. The workshop is offered in multiple languages.
lecture18:00Experts discuss the future and sustainability of work, followed by the documentary Machines about working conditions at an Indian textile factory.
other09:30Aalto University students lead this free workshop where children explore the color properties of blueberries and experiment with pH changes. Suitable for ages 5-12, younger children participate with an adult.
concert15:00Cellist Iida-Vilhelmiina Sinivalo from Helsinki explores the dialogue between sound and listening in a solo cello concert featuring contemporary music from diverse traditions.
other13:30A creative workshop where participants make their own stone inspired by Maria Vilja's picture book "Balloon Stone". Led by picture book author Maria Vilja and emotional development educator Reettaemilia Huhta.
other18:00Free clothing repair pop-up at Oodi where you can learn to repair, modify and upcycle clothes. Instructors guide you through each step and no previous experience is required.
lecture17:00Two debut authors from Tampere present their novels and discuss the writing process behind them.
theater18:00A poetry performance featuring Ragnar Bengtström's verses, where words, cello and the actor's interpretation create a tender whole. Sharp humour meets warmth in poems about life's beauty, sorrow and absurdity.
lecture17:00Beginner-friendly introduction to Akai MPC Live 2 at Oodi's electronic music studio. Learn to select sounds, create drum rhythms, and start making your own music.
festival17:00Meet small art, science, and culture magazines in Oodi's pop up series. Tonight features niin & näin, a philosophical magazine published since 1994.
lecture17:00Estonian author discusses his diary novel about the journey towards old age in conversation with photographer and priest Heikki Nenonen.
lecture15:00A poetry matinee featuring Runosvengi poets and guest Farzaneh Hatami Landi, followed by an open mic for all. Free entry.
festival12:00Kädentaitomartat ry invites you to a free handicraft event where you can learn and try knitting, crocheting, mending, and other traditional techniques.
festival13:00Winnie the Pooh turns 100 and Oodi celebrates with activities, badge-making, storytelling, and a film screening.
lecture17:00Asian Book Club Helsinki hosts a literature discussion group where participants share contemporary works by Asian authors in small groups. The event is free and conducted in English.
lecture17:00Helsinki invites residents to discuss the establishment of a national urban park. The evening presents goals and examples of measures, and gathers participants' views on the park's management and use.
lecture16:00Reading circle for 16-19-year-olds discussing literature about war, displacement, and pandemics. Three meetings in autumn 2026 at Oodi.
lecture11:00Free information session on the basics of artificial intelligence, its possibilities, and critical evaluation of AI-generated information. Opportunity to receive personalized guidance from a digital advisor.
cinema17:00Free documentary about decolonizing libraries in Kenya, followed by a panel discussion with researchers and experts.
lecture16:15In the NODUS Talks series, researcher Goeun Kuu-Park and lecturer Pasi Pennanen discuss schools' role in the sustainability transition and the importance of craft skills for sustainable living.
lecture17:00Author Leeni Peltonen presents her debut novel "Daalioita ja sipulinvarsia", set in the world of allotment gardens. Peltonen discusses the book's origins and reveals what lies ahead for protagonist Iiris Ruususen.
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The city's digital advisor offers guidance on using computers, tablets, phones, and e-services at Helsinki Central Library Oodi. Personal guidance sessions can be booked in advance.
ballet17:00The duet Sense of Hope explores loneliness and exclusion through dance and text. Created by Carl Knif, Emil Nordman, and Eero Vesterinen, the performance seeks light despite its serious subject matter.
concert15:00Peruvian guitarist Fernando Salazar Boza performs his own compositions in an acoustic solo concert as part of the Musical Instruments of the World series. His music blends Latin American traditions, Afro-Peruvian rhythms, and improvisation.
lecture14:00A Book Arts Committee panel featuring award-winning graphic designers, illustrators, and photographers discussing the role of images in books and how digitalization has transformed visual storytelling in publishing.
other13:00Fashion designer Henna Lampinen leads a beadwork workshop where you create jewellery and discuss body autonomy. Bring your own garment or use materials provided on site.
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.
lecture17:00Anna-Riikka Carlson and Terhi Nylund discuss Eeva Kilpi's legacy, friendship, and the power of literature. Discussion at Oodi's Maijansale.
festival09:30Oodi hosts two European Day of Languages events: a language café for secondary school students exploring EU languages through games and activities, and an evening reading of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in multiple EU languages.
other17:00Learn how to maintain your guitar and bass at Odi. The first ten participants receive free guitar strings.
lecture17:00Author Ari Hyppölen discusses his debut novel about two women's friendship against the backdrop of Soviet life. Interviewed by publisher Vesa Tompuri.
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.
other10:30Loru Playground offers a varied weekly programme with baby massage, music sessions and play activities for children and babies of different ages.
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A week of activities for babies and toddlers at Leikkipuisto Loru, featuring movement, music, rhymes and sensory play for different age groups.
lecture(5 days)
The city's digital advisor offers guidance on using computers, tablets, phones, and public e-services at Helsinki Central Library Oodi throughout the week. Personal guidance sessions can be booked in advance.
lecture15:00Author Marja-Liisa Tuurna presents her new book about Eeva-Liisa Manner's life and work. The programme features poetry readings and composed verse.
other13:00Learn basic clothing repairs at Helsinki Central Library Oodi. Sew on buttons, fix zippers, and patch holes - no experience required.
lecture13:00A discussion about wool's journey from sheep to craft, featuring Hilda Jokinen and Taitoliitto. Bring your own craft project and work on it during the event.
lecture16:30Author E. L. Karhu and fashion designer Henna Lampinen discuss how literature and fashion can meet. The focus is on Karhu's novel To My Brother and its protagonist Sisko - how can she be approached through both text and clothing.
theater14:00A dream performance that draws the audience into the mythical world of dreams, seeking connections with archetypes and stories. A few participants can share their own dreams as the foundation for the performance.
theater14:00Author Sirpa Pääkkönen presents a musical story about Milla-Malle and her magic carpet. An African adventure filled with new friends, animals and the longing to return home.
lecture18:00Launch event for the debut novel "Huomennakin hengissä" featuring author Vilja Vadelmalehto for book signing.
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An open discussion about artificial intelligence and its impact on daily life. Share experiences and reflections on AI's opportunities and risks through constructive dialogue.
lecture17:00Authors Marika Riikonen and Salla Simukka discuss the importance and role of children's and young adult literature journalism in newspapers.
lecture17:00The opening of the Inner Development Goals reading circle brings together non-fiction authors to discuss community development and connection as a tool for change.
concert19:00The folk music ensemble LOITSU from Kotka and Espoo performs their own music on traditional instruments with a contemporary twist.
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.
lecture13:00A lecture on how literature portrays the emotions and lives of older people. The speaker is library professional Marika Helovuo.
lecture10:00Free event by the Future Coalition offering support with future planning and information about mental health services.
lecture18:00The Finnish Recitation Society presents contemporary Finnish poetry. Actresses Miia Nuutila, Marja Pitkämäki, and Juho Uusitalo read poems published in 2025.
lecture17:00A discussion on violence against women and girls, exploring its causes and potential solutions. The panel includes a legal journalist, author, activist, and lawyer.
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The city's digital advisor offers free guidance on computers, tablets, and e-services at Oodi throughout the week. Personal instruction sessions can be booked in advance.
concert10:00Pianist Keval Shah performs solo piano music composed by Reena Esmail at Oodi Central Library.
lecture15:00A discussion on mental health, neurodiversity and self-worth based on Suvi-Marja Mwizerwa's debut novel. The event begins with an English Spoken Word performance followed by an open conversation in Finnish about bullying, anxiety and heightened sensitivity.
festival10:00Open ikebana event at Helsinki Central Library featuring an exhibition, demonstrations, and a free workshop. Experienced practitioners guide beginners through the art form.
lecture14:00Authors Maia Fandi and Javiera Marchant Aedo discuss the principles of safer spaces and how communities can advance equality.
festival13:00Launch event for the children's book "Rosvopossu Rouskis and the Chubby Ball Thrower" with family-friendly activities at Oodi library.
market11:00A craft supplies exchange market on the second floor of Oodi where you can swap unused yarn, fabrics, and other craft materials. The event is open to everyone and free of charge.
theater17:00Tulevaisuusteatteri explores human presence through theatrical scenes followed by audience discussions.
lecture18:00A discussion on music, suicidal thoughts, and hope on Suicide Prevention Day. Experts, researchers, and musicians from rap to opera share perspectives.
festival16:00Preview of the Helsinki Comic Festival featuring three hours of interviews with comic artists. Free admission at Oodi.
other(15 days)
Free asahi exercise sessions for all ages on Oodi library's balcony on Thursdays 10.9., 17.9., and 24.9. from 9:00 to 10:00, led by instructor Merja Aho.
lecture18:00Author Jesse Markin and journalist Elina Westinen discuss their work "Snakes and Butterflies", which explores music and family amid the trials of the Finnish legal system.
lecture17:00Discover the basics of recording in Oodi's band and vocal studio. The event is free and open to all, regardless of prior experience.
lecture10:00Share your memories and experiences from Oodi library. Tommi Laitio is gathering stories for an international book and will listen to you over coffee.
lecture18:00The Syvälle collective presents a discussion series on improvisation and folk music. The event features music and conversation about sustained improvisation from both the creator's and listener's perspectives.
lecture17:00Tapio Lampinen's personal account of Finnish economic history is presented at Odi's Saarikoski mat. The book explores forgotten historical layers through people's lives and work experiences.
other(5 days)
Playpark Lorus offers weekly activities for babies and small children - games, movement and music from Monday to Friday.
lecture(5 days)
The city's digital advisor offers guidance on using computers, tablets, phones, and public e-services at Helsinki Central Library Oodi from 7-11 September. Personal guidance sessions can be booked in advance.
exhibition(14 days)
The Plenty Collective comic exhibition is displayed at Oodi during the first part of September. The exhibition is part of the Helsinki Comic Festivals with discussions and activities for comic enthusiasts.
concert15:00Iranian musician Sara Majidi Nejad presents the qanun and piano in this instalment of the Musical Instruments of the World series, which features musicians and instruments from across the globe.
other(8 days)
Donate clean household items, clothing, books and electronics to the Recycling Centre's collection box at Oodi. The box is open 4-11 September on the first floor.
theater18:00A fully improvised theatre performance where actors bring book characters to life through conversation and attentive listening.
other18:00Opening of the Clothing Library at Helsinki Central Library Oodi. A pilot project where you can borrow recycled clothes with your library card.
lecture17:00An evening of climate action featuring speakers on carbon footprints, consumption, and climate solutions, organized by environmental groups and EU Climate Pact.
lecture17:30Artist Juhani Koivumäki shares insights from three monastery journeys to Thailand, France, and India, reflecting on what he discovered about silence and inner peace.
exhibition(2 days)
Sound artist Jaakko Metsäpelto's The Coal Organ combines a three-channel soundscape from a closed coal power plant with abstract video works based on microscopic images of coal combustion.
lecture17:00Book release exploring how individualism developed in society and its effects. Experts from various fields discuss the causes and potential solutions.
other(5 days)
Weekly programme featuring baby sessions, movement and music for all ages at Oodi Central Library from Monday to Friday.
lecture(4 days)
The city's digital advisor offers free guidance on computer, tablet, and phone use at Oodi on weekdays. Personal coaching sessions can be booked in advance.
lecture15:00Pauli Löija's novel "Better People Part 2" is presented at Helsinki Central Library. The author signs books during the event.
festival16:00The Kolibrí Festival marks its 15th anniversary with a children's programme at Helsinki Central Library, featuring performances by Rio Saarton and Trio Mandeng. Free admission.
lecture16:00Philosopher Antti Vihinen presents his book examining composer Jean Sibelius' connections to Nazi Germany. The discussion features musicologist Juha Torvinen.
festival15:00Blow! Cavalcade brings wind orchestras and ensembles from Helsinki to Helle Kannila Square at the Central Library Oodi. Varied music all evening, and admission is free.
lecture14:00Marilyn Monroe 100 Years event at Kino Regina: lectures, panel discussion, and conversation about Monroe from the perspectives of pin-up history and female identity.
lecture18:00Author Anne Tarsalainen presents her new novel and poetry collection at Oodi. The interviewer is author-therapist-theologian Marjo Ojalammi.
other15:00Create herring-themed bookmarks using a laser cutter at Oodi's City Workshop during Baltic Sea Day. Open to all ages.
lecture13:00A research project hosts a discussion on how the centralization of public services reshapes the welfare state's visibility and people's sense of belonging to society.
festival11:00The Baltic Sea Festival is a free all-day event in central Helsinki celebrating the Baltic Sea. From carnival procession to pub quiz, it offers themed tents, games, music, and activities for all ages.
lecture17:00Maxim Fedorov presents his new book about Finland and the Finnish people. At the book release, he shares his journey into Finnish society, interviewed by Sampo Marjomaa.
lecture17:00Environmental researchers present "12 Concepts for the World", a book offering fresh perspectives on ecological thinking amid global crises.
cinema17:00Two free film screenings at Kino Regina: the Bodies of Sound collection at 17:00 and Eva Libertad's Deaf at 18:30. Both films explore deafness and communication.
other(5 days)
Playpark Lorus offers a varied week of music sessions, creative crafts and play activities for babies and children of all ages.
lecture(5 days)
The city's digital advisor helps with computers, tablets, phones, and e-services at Helsinki Central Library Oodi 24-28 August. Personal guidance sessions can be booked in advance.
lecture14:00Three Rosetta Versos authors discuss their works and the significance of diversity in Finnish literature through interviews and panel discussions.
concert13:00Cellists from the Helsinki region perform a joint concert at Oodi library. Free admission.
lecture18:00Author Tiina Pasanen presents her Soundtrack series, set in North Karelia and exploring return migration, love, and family secrets. Interviewed by Tiina Kristoffersson.
concert17:30An interactive concert about Kalevala rune singing at the Night of the Arts. Rune singers Ilona Korhonen and Maari Kallberg lead the audience in rune singing and discussion of cultural heritage.
lecture17:00Author Paulin Alex presents Colombia's coffee mountains and Nasa culture through sensory experiences, photographs, and conversation. Suitable for the whole family.
festival(2 days)
Outsider Art Festival showcases outsider artists across music, visual art, and performance. The festival opens during the Night of the Arts in August with programming in Helsinki and Espoo.
lecture17:00Risto Kangas presents his multilingual poetry collection Amor y Pasión at Oodi library. The poems in five languages explore love, longing, pain, and hope.
lecture18:00Book release on 19th-century Finnish choral music and its historiography, with book sales.
festival(2 days)
The Lapinlahti Film Festival presents film classics, Finnish cinema, and new Taiwanese cinema at Helsinki Central Library. Free admission, running 17-23 August 2026.
lecture(5 days)
The city's digital advisor offers free guidance on using computers, tablets, and public e-services at Helsinki Central Library Oodi. Personal sessions can be booked in advance.
concert14:00Piazzolla's Buenos Aires Four Seasons meets Finnish tango in a concert where violinist Linda Suolahti, cellist Artturi Aalto, and pianist Miikka Taipale unite north and south.
ballet15:00A contemporary dance work that explores movement and cello sound on Oodi's terrace. Choreography by Favela Vera Ortiz performed by Lara Müller with music by Andrea Casarrubio.
lecture18:00Three hosts of the Kurja juttu podcast present their true crime books and share stories from their work at the Oodi library.
other(10 days)
Loru Playground offers songs, dance, movement and music sessions for babies and young children from 12-21 August.
lecture(5 days)
The city's digital advisor offers free guidance on computers, tablets, and e-services at Oodi throughout the week. Personal instruction sessions can be booked in advance.
exhibition(13 days)
Finnish picture book art about love and care is on display in this exhibition. Maria Vilja and seven other illustrators present their works at Oodi library.
lecture10:15An introduction to German for beginners, comparing pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary between German and English.
festival18:00Board game speed friending at Ropecon: play short games and meet other visitors in 20-minute rounds with 10-minute breaks.
lecture10:15Four lessons in French for beginners, taught in English. Ideal for those wanting to learn the basics of the French language.
other14:00A summer craft workshop for children at Oodi library's children's terrace, guided by young volunteers.
other13:00Saskia Helinska leads hands-on workshops where old sweaters are deconstructed, yarn is dyed with natural dyes, and new handmade items are created.
festival16:00Connectoria - Voices of Cultures is a free event at Oodi library featuring live performances, dance, and collaborative art-making from diverse cultural backgrounds.
lecture15:00A rainbow reading circle at Oodi library during Pride Week. Author Heidi Airaksinen discusses her novel Vierge Moderne, and all are welcome to join.
lecture17:00Panel discussion with transgender, non-binary and intersex authors exploring how gender diversity is portrayed in literature. Panelists include Sophie Labelle, Taneli Leonora Viljanen, Xan van Rooyen, Susi Nousiainen and Aatos Koutonen.
other10:00A free drop-in workshop at Oodi where certified Japanese instructors from "Ori-Ori" teach you to fold a Shimanto newspaper bag from old newspapers and starch glue. Open to all ages, with each bag taking around 20 minutes to make.
other10:00Learn to make a Japanese Shimanto Newspaper Bag from recycled materials in this free workshop suitable for all ages.
theater(3 days)
A live-action role-playing work about feminine gay men in 1960s Helsinki. Two performances - one open to all and one for men and non-binary people.
other14:00A traditional tablet weaving workshop where you can learn an ancient textile technique. Suitable for everyone, regardless of vision or mobility.
other(2 days)
Aalto University Junior offers a free Robots workshop for ages 9-12 where participants build a LEGO robot and learn to program it. The workshop is held at Helsinki Central Library Oodi on June 23-24, advance registration is required.
club18:00A group singing event at Oodi cinema hosted by karaoke artist Aleksi Kolmonen. Lyrics are displayed on screen and the microphone is open to all.
lecture18:00Author Kirsi Sihvo presents her novel "My Name Was Nikolai", which follows two young people from the 1930s through World War II. The event features readings and an opportunity to discuss the book with the author.
exhibition(49 days)
An experimental short film by Kristina and Albert Laine that renders childhood memories from Soviet-occupied Lithuania as shifting clouds against a summer sky. On show in Kuben at Oodi, 15 June - 2 August 2026.
exhibition17:00Opening of the Memories In The Clouds exhibition featuring an experimental short film about childhood memories from Lithuania during the Soviet Union's collapse. Artists Kristina and Albert Laine are present at the event.
lecture(4 days)
The city's digital advisor offers guidance on using computers, tablets, phones, and public e-services at Helsinki Central Library Oodi from 15-18 June. Personal guidance sessions can be booked in advance.
other12:00International knitting day featuring a parade through central Helsinki and communal knitting at Keskustakirjasto Oodi, open to knitters of all levels.
lecture11:00A free Larufest seminar where Latvian and Finnish composers discuss art's role in an unstable world, featuring a performance of Vasks' string quartet.
other17:00An interactive song workshop where children and young people create their own compositions on iPad using GarageBand and Launchpad. Teachers from Musikskolan Demon lead the sessions.
other18:00A children's book workshop at Oodi library where author Aura Marttinen and her daughter Elina Eden teach kids and adults how to create books. Develop characters, invent stories, and plan your own book's beginning with someone you care about.
lecture18:00A casual Italian language group where a native speaker guides learners of all levels.
lecture16:30A discussion on cultural funding and its social significance, with experts exploring how culture can grow without sacrificing artistic freedom or quality.
lecture11:00Composer Markus Fagerudd and director Laura Jäntti discuss the relationship between music and theatre. The programme features Fagerudd's compositions performed by violinist Rebecca Roozeman and cellist Pekka Smolander.
lecture(5 days)
The city's digital advisor helps with computers, tablets, and e-services at Helsinki Central Library Oodi throughout the week. Personal guidance sessions can be booked in advance.