Kokkola
17 May 2022 – 27 May 2022
Multi-Arts Festivals
A range of interlocking and overlapping art forms drawing mutual inspiration from a single festival event.
Tampere
24 May 2022 – 29 May 2022
Tampere Dance Current – Contemporary Dance Festival
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Kauhajoki
17 June 2022 – 19 June 2022
Spelit, Folk and Games in South Ostrobothnia, Kauhajoki
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Finland Festivals
Finland Festivals brings together the finest festival experiences in Finland, providing music for all tastes, together with the most fascinating dance, theatre, literature, visual art, film and children’s cultural events.
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Which festival is just right for you? Are you looking for urban surroundings or a more rustic setting? Are you more interested in opera than jazz, or are you looking for a festival that appeals to the whole family?
Festivals
Multi-Arts Festivals
Classical Music
Classical Music
Art music in a wealth of forms and settings, performed by leading artists in large and intimate ensembles.
Opera and Choral Music
Opera and Choral Music
Vigorous drama, powerful emotions, majestic ensemble singing with loftiness and power!
Contemporary Music
Contemporary Music
The latest, most refreshing, surprising and unconventional experiences from the world of art music.
Jazz / Blues
Jazz / Blues
Finnish and international improvisation, rhythms to die for, and an easy-going mood!
Folk
Folk
New and traditional folk music, dance and artistry from Finland and the wider world.
Dance
Dance
Brave new winds in contemporary dance, evergreen popular classics and all aspects of the dance heritage.
Theatre and Literature
Theatre and Literature
The most powerful plays, mesmerizing authors and funniest stand up acts.
Children and Young People
Children and Young People
Fun for the whole family: focusing on arts for children and young people with opportunities to get involved!
Visual Art
Visual Art
Celebrating the splendours of summer with new visual art in surprising settings, both indoors and outdoors!
Film
Film
Movies in the sunlit nights of Lapland and the longest-running short film festival in the Nordic countries.