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Dates:
- Fri, 10 Oct 2025, 11:00–Sun, 10 Jan 2027, 18:00
Amaze! Tales and Magic of Circus is a comprehensive exhibition on Finnish circus and its history. Circus enchants, entertains, and captivates its audience with the antics of clowns, the bravery of circus artists, the sparkle of sequins, the scent of popcorn, magic, and masterful skills.
Circus is an art form where the impossible becomes reality and the audience can feel the thrill in their bones. Acrobatics, magic, and humor speak without words, and clowns remind people of their humanity.
The story of Finnish circus began in the 19th century, when international troupes started visiting Finland. Finnish circus is the world of legendary personalities, international adventures, the joy of circus enthusiasts, absurd storytelling — and thousands of hours of sweaty practice.
Since the 1990s, new ideas have emerged alongside traditional circus: influences have been drawn from contemporary dance, popular culture, music, and visual arts. In the 2000s, contemporary circus groups and artists have successfully taken their performances to stages around the world, making Finland an internationally respected country in the field of contemporary circus.
The characters and stories of Finnish circus history, traditional circus, and contemporary circus run side by side throughout the exhibition.
Theatre Museum
10.10.2025-10.1.2027
Tue-Fri 11.00–19.00
Sat-Sun 11.00–18.00
Admission fee 6-16€
Cost: 16€
Categories: Theatre, dance and circus, contemporary circus, cultural events, exhibitions
More information: https://www.teatterimuseo.fi/en/Amaze-Tales-and-Magic-of-Circus
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Fri, 18 Sept 2026, 11:00–Sun, 29 Aug 2027, 18:00
Barley Porridge and Crispbread – The Story of Finnish School Meals
Barley Porridge and Crispbread – The Story of Finnish School Meals takes visitors on a journey more than a century back in time. Free meals were originally introduced to encourage children from low-income families to attend school and to secure their nutritional needs during the school day.
In 1943, Finland expanded the free school meal into a universal right for every pupil – the first country in the world. School meals became a symbol of the Finnish welfare state and its commitment to equality, wellbeing and learning.
The exhibition highlights the history of school meals and the memories connected to them across different decades. Over more than 80 years, the free meal has touched countless Finns and shaped their understanding of community, nutrition and everyday school life.
From humble porridges to today’s responsible, nutritious and socially significant meal service, the journey has been long. The exhibition is produced in collaboration by The Finnish Museum of Agriculture and the Hotel and Restaurant Museum.
Hotel and Restaurant Museum
18.9.2026-29.8.2027
Admission fee 0-16€
Cost: 16 / 6 / 0 €
Categories: school lunch, food, exhibitions, school catering
More information: https://hotellijaravintolamuseo.fi/en/exhibitions/barley-porridge-and-crispbread/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Fri, 29 Jan 2027, 11:00–Sun, 4 Apr 2027, 18:00
Elli Maanpää, Mammu Rauhala, Sini Kallio: The Well-Fed Artist
Language shapes reality – calling artists “starving” keeps harmful myths alive.
This group exhibition challenges the idea through food-themed art by Elli Maanpää, Sini Kallio, and Mammu Rauhala.
Hotel and Restaurant Museum
29.1.-4.4.2027
Cost: https://hotellijaravintolamuseo.fi/en
Bookings: Booking information is available from the event source.
Categories: fine arts, art, food, exhibitions
More information: https://hotellijaravintolamuseo.fi/en/exhibitions/elli-maanpaa-mammu-rauhala-sini-kallio-the-well-fed-artist/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Fri, 19 Sept 2025, 11:00–Sun, 30 Aug 2026, 18:00
The 1960s and 1970s in Finland were a time of change and development.
The standard of living rose, Finland became more urbanised and youth culture grew stronger. The restaurant scene was also undergoing changes.
How did the changes in society affect restaurants and their customers?
A photographic exhibition based on the collections of the Hotel and Restaurant Museum takes a look at the turbulent decades from the perspective of restaurants.
Hotel and Restaurant Museum
19.9.2025-30.8.2026
Tue-Fri 11.00-19.00
Sat-Sun 11.00-18.00
Admission fee 16/6€, under 18 yrs free entry
Cost: 16€ adults
Categories: photographic art, restaurants, food, exhibitions
More information: https://hotellijaravintolamuseo.fi/en/exhibitions/turbulent-decades/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Fri, 17 Sept 2027, 11:00–Sun, 3 Sept 2028, 18:00
In Finland, pizza is made at home, bought as ready-to-eat and frozen meals, ordered as takeaway, and enjoyed in a wide variety of restaurants.
How did this Italian delicacy conquer Finland? The Hotel and Restaurant Museum ‘s pizza exhibition (working title) explores pizza in restaurants, shops, and the food industry, indulges in the history of pizza, and examines the reasons behind its versatile success story.
Hotel and Restaurant Museum
17.9.2027-3.9.2028
Cost: https://hotellijaravintolamuseo.fi/en
Bookings: Booking information is available from the event source.
Categories: pizzas, food, exhibitions
More information: https://hotellijaravintolamuseo.fi/en/exhibitions/pizza-exhibition/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Fri, 8 Oct 2021, 0:01–Tue, 31 Dec 2030, 23:59
Food and drink culture is never permanent, it continues to change all the time. It is influenced by individuals, communities, society, and the state.
The exhibition takes you to places where food and drink culture is formed and modified.
People all have their own personal perspective on food and drink culture, that is, on eating and drinking and everything that goes with them. As the saying goes, “there’s no accounting for taste”. However, discussion is in order anyway!
Hotel and Restaurant Museum
Cost: https://www.hotellijaravintolamuseo.fi/english/
Bookings: Booking information is available from the event source.
Categories: food, exhibitions
More information: https://www.hotellijaravintolamuseo.fi/english/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Fri, 27 Mar 2026, 11:00–Sun, 20 Sept 2026, 18:00
Film still photographs, colloquially known as simply stills, are not freeze frames from the film reel, but rather photographers' reinterpretations of scenes. The still photographer steps in with their camera once the scene has been shot.
The still photographer's goal is to capture the atmosphere of the scene — and at times of the entire film — into a single image.
Marja-Leena “Malla” Hukkanen (b. 1959) has photographed film stills for more than four decades. She is one of the few Finnish photographers who have devoted their entire career to film still photography.
Hukkanen is especially known for her collaboration with director Aki Kaurismäki. Altogether, she has photographed stills for over one hundred Finnish films.
Hukkanen's photographs demonstrate that film stills are not merely a by-product of a film, but an independent art form that merges the frozen moment of photography with the vitality of cinema into a unique visual language.
The exhibition presents Hukkanen’s series Shadows in Paradise, based on Aki Kaurismäki’s films. Also on display are stills and behind-the-scenes photos from films selected by Hukkanen herself from across her career.
Finnish Museum of Photography
27.3.-20.9.2026
Tue-Fri 11.00–19.00
Sat-Sun 11.00–18.00
Admission fee 0-16€
Cost: 16/6/0 €, Museum Card
Categories: photographic art, photography exhibitions, art, exhibitions
More information: https://www.valokuvataiteenmuseo.fi/en/exhibitions/film-stills-malla-hukkanen
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Fri, 9 Oct 2026, 11:00–Sun, 29 Nov 2026, 18:00
Helmikuussa 2021 Me Naiset -lehti julkaisi Iiris Elena Rusista haastattelun Toisintekijä -juttusarjaan. Haastattelussa keskityttiin Rusiin kuvataiteilijana, joka harjoittaa seksityötä.
Haastattelua on sittemmin jaettu eri sosiaalisen median alustoilla, joilla se on kerännyt runsaasti kommentteja liittyen muun muassa Rusin ulkonäköön, haluttavuuteen palveluntarjoajana sekä Rusin moraalikäsitykseen.
Rusin edellinen näyttelykokonaisuus Killer Queen käsitteli seksin myymistä taiteilijan omasta näkökulmasta alalla toimivana tekijänä. Valokuvataiteen museon gallerian kokonaisuus jatkaa aiheen tutkimista osallistamalla keskusteluun myös muita erotiikkapalveluita tarjoavia työntekijöitä ja peilaamalla edelleen aiemman näyttelyn teemoja, ja yleisön suhtautumista aiheeseen.
Suomen valokuvataiteen museo
9.10.-29.11.2026
Cost: https://www.valokuvataiteenmuseo.fi/
Categories: photographic art, photography exhibitions, exhibitions
More information: https://www.valokuvataiteenmuseo.fi/fi/nayttelyt/iiris-elena-rusi
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Fri, 23 Apr 2027, 0:01–Sun, 25 Apr 2027, 23:59
Helsinki Coffee Festival & Ice Cream and Chocolate Carnival 2027
The most delicious event of the year will be held at the Cable Factory.
Come and taste coffee, tea, kombucha, ice cream and chocolate in a unique festival atmosphere!
Cable Factory
23.-25.4.2027
Cost: https://www.carnivals.fi/
Bookings: Booking information is available from the event source.
Categories: festivals, food, coffee, ice cream
More information: https://www.carnivals.fi/en/tickets
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Fri, 5 Jun 2026, 11:00–Sun, 16 Aug 2026, 18:00
In the The Impersonal project, Spartak Khachanov highlights everyday life and food culture in reception centers, as well as the experiences of refugees.
Spartak Khachanov is an artist and political refugee living and working in Finland. In his art, he explores political instability, war, migration, and nationalism, using a versatile range of techniques, such as sculptures, installations, drawings, videos, and sound. Khachanov has been a refugee multiple times during his life, and the themes of war and migration are personally close to him. A Finnish arts organization has supported him.
Khachanov’s research project The Impersonal originated during his two-year stay at the Vantaa Reception Center, where he documented everyday life through photography, video, and sound—from food culture and the surrounding environment to interactions with the outside world.
The exhibition at the Hotel and Restaurant Museum highlights experiences related to food and food culture within reception centers, giving voice to those who have sought safety in Finland. Its aim is to challenge stereotypes and promote a more inclusive society.
The exhibition is on display as part of the museum’s permanent exhibition The Taste Matters. Through Khachanov’s works, the food culture emerging in reception centers becomes part of the broader story of Finnish food culture.
Hotel and Restaurant Museum
5.6.-16.8.2026
Admission fee 0-16€
Cost: 16 / 6 / 0 €
Categories: art, food, exhibitions, refugeedom
More information: https://hotellijaravintolamuseo.fi/en/exhibitions/spartak-khachanov-the-impersonal-2/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Tue, 2 Jun 2026, 9:00–Thu, 30 Jul 2026, 21:00
Yksi is the traditional exhibition project of the first-year Photography students at Lahti Institute of Design and Fine Arts, culminating the spring semester studies.
The exhibition brings together photographic works by 20 artists, developed from their own individual starting points, with themes exploring presence, personal experiences, and societal phenomena.
Alongside traditional photographic prints, the exhibition also features installations and photobook works. Yksi offers a glimpse into the artists’ ways of thinking, working, and perceiving the world through photography.
Artists featured in the exhibition:
Sirius Baker, Urho Högman, Aurora Kantola, Ruusa Kautto, Tom Kostet, Annu Kukkonen, Viivi Lehtovaara, Taika Marttinen, Martta Myllyniemi, Maija Perko, Kadi-Ly Pund, Maija Pöysti, Nora Relander, Lotta Repo, Elina Sarvi, S.H. Suomalainen, Okko Tamminen, Lumi Tolonen, Annika Uotila and Veera Vesaniemi.
The exhibition has been supervised by Pauliina Pasanen and Anu Akkanen.
Kameraseura Gallery West
2.6.-30.7.2026
Daily 9.00-21.00
Free admission
Cost: Free
Categories: photographic art, photography exhibitions, cultural events, exhibitions
More information: https://www.instagram.com/lahtilahtis
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Tallberginkatu 1, B-staircase, 2. floor, 00180, Helsinki
Dates:
- Tue, 22 Sept 2026, 19:00–21:30
- Wed, 23 Sept 2026, 19:00–21:30
- Thu, 24 Sept 2026, 19:00–21:30
- Fri, 25 Sept 2026, 19:00–21:30
- Sat, 26 Sept 2026, 14:00–16:30
The evening brings together works by choreographers from three generations: Carolyn Carlson’s solo Room 7, Tero Saarinen’s duet Garden, and Sonya Lindfors’ group work Wild Is the Wind. Despite the choreographers’ differing aesthetics, the works are united by a reflection on humanity and by strong performances shaped by distinct individual voices.
Tero Saarinen returns to the stage in Room 7, a new solo created for him by Carolyn Carlson. Having built a significant international career as a solo dancer, Saarinen dives into archetypes of the mind through the absurd and Carlson’s signature poetic expression.
In Saarinen’s new duet Garden, two people construct their shared way of being in a world where the connection to nature has become blurred. In the piece, the garden appears as a metaphorical space in which the audience observes, with a sense of wonder, the human relationship to environment, form, and time.
The evening’s premiere piece is a commission by Sonya Lindfors. Wild Is the Wind, which lends its name to the triple bill, is Lindfors’ major scale work featuring TSC dancers alongside dancers Akim Bakhtaoui, Marlon Moilanen, Axelle Munezero, and Maele Cheza Sabuni as well as live trumpeter Devina Boughton.
Dance House, Erkko Hall
22.-26.9.2026
Performances:
22.-25.9. at 19.00
26.9. at 14.00
Tickets 16-68€, duration 2,5 h
Cost: 16–68 €
Bookings: Booking information is available from the event source.
Categories: contemporary dance, dance (performing arts), cultural events, dance events
More information: https://terosaarinen.com/production/triple-bill-wild-is-the-wind/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Thu, 17 Sept 2026, 18:00–19:00
- Sat, 19 Sept 2026, 13:00–14:00
- Sat, 19 Sept 2026, 15:00–16:00
- Tue, 22 Sept 2026, 18:00–19:00
- Wed, 23 Sept 2026, 10:00–11:00
- Wed, 23 Sept 2026, 18:00–19:00
- Sat, 26 Sept 2026, 13:00–14:00
- Sat, 26 Sept 2026, 15:00–16:00
- Tue, 29 Sept 2026, 10:00–11:00
- Tue, 29 Sept 2026, 18:00–19:00
- Wed, 30 Sept 2026, 18:00–19:00
- Sat, 3 Oct 2026, 13:00–14:00
- Sat, 3 Oct 2026, 15:00–16:00
- Wed, 7 Oct 2026, 18:00–19:00
- Thu, 8 Oct 2026, 10:00–11:00
- Thu, 8 Oct 2026, 18:00–19:00
- Sat, 10 Oct 2026, 13:00–14:00
- Sat, 10 Oct 2026, 15:00–16:00
- Tue, 13 Oct 2026, 15:00–16:00
- Wed, 14 Oct 2026, 15:00–16:00
- 3 more dates available from City of Helsinki Linked Events.
The Pond is a bittersweet story about growing up and having the courage to be yourself.
This wordless performance tells the story of a chicken named Candy who dreams of being an elegant swan. Inspired by her dreams, Candy takes the audience on a journey to a world filled with imagination, where play and creativity help us understand emotions and ourselves on an ever-deeper level.
The performance combines clowning and dance, and it also addresses difficult topics with gentleness and humour.
Choreographer and director: Carl Knif
Written by: Carl Knif, Gabriela Muñoz
Performers: Gabriela Muñoz, Riku Lehtopolku, Anna Stenberg, Eero Vesterinen
Sound designer: Janne Hast
Light and set designer: Jukka Huitila
Costume designer: Valentina Muñoz
Audience engagement designer: Paule Aladin
Tanssiteatteri Hurjaruuth
17.9.–17.10.2026
Performance: https://hurjaruuth.fi/en/program/the-pond/
Language: non-verbal
Age recommendation: ages 4 and up
Duration...
Cost: 17€
Bookings: Booking information is available from the event source.
Categories: dance (performing arts), clownery, theatre (art forms), cultural events, children (age groups), families
More information: https://hurjaruuth.fi/en/program/the-pond/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Fri, 18 Sept 2026, 19:00–20:30
- Sat, 19 Sept 2026, 19:00–20:30
Orpheus in Underworld is a contemporary version of the Orphean myth that fuses opera, dance, extended reality, motion capture and interactive technologies. This world premiere is co-produced by two Canadian companies: re:Naissance Immersive and the contemporary dance company, Belle Spirale.
Through an immersive exploration of digital and carbon existences, the performance dissolves the binaries people are bound to from birth until death, and strums the threads between heaven and hell, male and female, maker and muse, performer and audience.
The story follows O, a trans person whose sense of gender and identity is expansive — yet who has lived a fractured life. Haunted by past experiences and personhoods that have been suppressed, repressed, or condemned, Orpheus journeys to Underworld, an online virtual world, where they find the opportunity to express themself through avatars in extended reality.
As O navigates the fluid landscapes of identity and technology, Orpheus in Underworld challenges to question: how does one navigate the vastness of identities in spaces that resist multiplicity?
Teiya Kasahara 笠原貞野
Brandon Thornhill
Leo D.E. Johnson
Dance House Helsinki, Pannuhalli Hall
18.9. & 19.9.2026
19.00-20.30
Tickets 20/30€ from Dance House Helsinki
Audiences are encouraged to arrive to the performance early to experience Underworld in virtual reality before the story begins
Cost: 30€
Bookings: Booking information is available from the event source.
Categories: dance (performing arts), music, cultural events
More information: https://reopera.ca/orpheus-in-underworld/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Thu, 19 Nov 2026, 10:00–Sat, 21 Nov 2026, 14:30
Dance, juggling and shadow play is a game with micro and macro perspectives. A performing arts experience for the whole family.
"We are building / placing a line of stones / creating a grain of gravel / in the sand"
Är : Grus builds clues and travels through a small space in the large grain of sand of the universe. Dance, juggling and shadow play is a game with micro and macro perspectives, similarities and opposites.
Which stone is the right one?
Dance Theatre Hurjaruuth
19.11.2026 at 10.00 & 18.00
21.11.2026 at 11.30 & 13.30
Tickets 17 €, child groups 10 € / ticket, duration 35 min, age recommendation 4+
Non-verbal performance. The performance contains blinking lights and some interactive elements.
Cost: 17€
Bookings: Booking information is available from the event source.
Categories: dance (performing arts), families with children, juggling, theatre (art forms)
More information: https://hurjaruuth.fi/en/program/claire-parsons-co-swe-ar-grus/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Wed, 25 Nov 2026, 10:00–10:40
- Thu, 26 Nov 2026, 10:00–10:40
- Sat, 28 Nov 2026, 10:00–10:40
- Sat, 28 Nov 2026, 12:00–12:40
BabyTango combines a performance for babies with a dance session for babies and their companions.
Tango is feeling, listening, a shared flow of movement, surrendering, leading and being led. At BabyTango’s core is the relationship between the baby and the parent or another significant adult. It is intense, lovely, exciting, delicate and unique. It is a state of non-verbal understanding, where movements, gestures, emotions and sounds express what is needed – when there are no common words yet. BabyTango is a session of interaction and love.
The performance is followed by a shared dance session for the child and the adult. You do not need any previous dancing experience to participate.
Dance Theatre Hurjaruuth
25.-28.11.2026
Performances:
25.11./26.11. at 10.00
28.11. at 10.00 & 12.00
Tickets 10 € babies / 17 € adults, duration 40 min
Age recommendation : 0–1 yrs withtheir companions
Non-verbal performance. The participatory moment at the end of the performance is held in Finnish and English.
Cost: 10 €
Bookings: Booking information is available from the event source.
Categories: participation, dance (performing arts), babies, music
More information: https://hurjaruuth.fi/en/program/loiske-ensemble-babytango/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Sat, 12 Sept 2026, 18:00–23:59
The legendary electronic music super band Faithless is bringing its live show to Cable Factory.
The event's special guest will be Orkidea, one of Finland's leading names in electronic music.
Cable Factory, Merikaapelihalli
12.9.2026
Doors 18.00, duration is not mentioned
Tickets from Ticketmaster, age limit 18 yrs
Cost: https://www.ticketmaster.fi/event/faithless-live-uk--orkidea-lippuja/947854888
Bookings: Booking information is available from the event source.
Categories: concerts, music, electronic dance music
More information: https://www.ticketmaster.fi/event/faithless-live-uk--orkidea-lippuja/947854888
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Wed, 9 Dec 2026, 18:00–Sun, 24 Jan 2027, 15:00
The winter circus experience for the whole family takes on a journey through a world of colours.
Winter Circus Colour is a playful and visual contemporary circus performance that explores themes of individuality and togetherness through the language of colours.
The performance opens a window onto a captivating world where peculiar characters live in their own monochromatic realities. What happens when an unexpected situation causes these lives and colours to collide?
This year, the soulful rhythms of jazz and the percussive sound of tap dancing guide the show. World-class circus artists and dancers delight us with their skill.
The circus acts include floor, aerial and pair acrobatics, inventive juggling and unorthodox sleepwalking parkour, among others. Winter Circus Colour will feature for the first time the exciting freestyle highline and the impressive acrobatics of Chinese lion dance.
The fans of the Winter Circus’s long-time star, the Rat, will be thrilled to learn it has an important, surprising and mischievous role in the performance. The show’s enchanting atmosphere is completed by the vibrant live music played by Hurja Jazz Trio.
Dance House Helsinki, Erkko Hall
9.12.2026-24.1.2027
Timetables and tickets:
https://hurjaruuth.fi/en/program/winter-circus-colour/
Cost: https://hurjaruuth.fi/en/program/winter-circus-colour/
Bookings: Booking information is available from the event source.
Categories: contemporary circus, theatre (art forms), Christmas, children (age groups)
More information: https://hurjaruuth.fi/en/program/winter-circus-colour/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Mon, 20 Jul 2026, 8:00–Tue, 25 Aug 2026, 20:00
Through the Shadow explores emotions and experiences that often remain unseen or are difficult to put into words.
Agni Kuokkanen examines themes of shame, guilt, fear and vulnerability, as well as the traces these emotions leave on the body, memory and one's sense of self.
The exhibition features large-scale charcoal drawings, ceramic works and sculptural jewellery. Deep black charcoal surfaces, organic forms and layered structures create a visual world in which inner experiences become visible.
In these works, shadow is not merely a symbol of darkness or negativity. It also represents the place where people hide their vulnerability, fears and memories. At the same time, it becomes a space for transformation, understanding and acceptance.
Agni Kuokkanen is a Polish-born artist based in Finland and a Visual Arts student at LAB University of Applied Sciences in Lappeenranta. Her artistic practice combines drawing, painting, ceramics, jewellery art and installation. Her work has been exhibited in Finland as well as internationally in Poland, Italy, Spain and Chile.
Cable Factory, Drawing Gallery D5, Tallberginkatu 1 D, 5th floor
20.7.-25.8.2026
Mon-Fri 8.00-20.00
Free entry
Cost: Free
Categories: fine arts, art, exhibitions, art exhibitions
More information: https://www.kaapelitehdas.fi/tapahtumat/agni-kuokkanen-through-the-shadow
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
Dates:
- Sat, 1 Aug 2026, 18:00–21:00
The sound of the projects is many times greater than the number of members, with the theme of the first MUU matinee of the autumn season being a modern one-man orchestra.
As Juhani Saksikäsi (Pekka Arola), who has been advocating the artistic quality of Finnish hip-hop since the turn of the millennium, turns the sampler controls towards orbit, and as Tero Vänttinen's alter ego Veijo Peso, known from the band Cleaning Women, conquers the hall with his catchy trash pop tunes, the shadow of the approaching autumn will lighten and summer will continue in your mind!
MUU Helsinki Contemporary Art Centre
1.8.2026
18.00-21.00
Free entry
Cost: Free
Categories: music, gigs (music), fine arts
More information: https://www.muu.fi/muu-and-more/muu-matinee/muu-matinee-veijo-peso-juhani-saksikasi/
Source: Event information supplied by City of Helsinki Linked Events.
