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Cultural content for early childhood education groups from performances to workshops around Helsinki.

Every year, an art excursion is organised for second-graders in Helsinki.

Cultural centres organise 5x2 arts education for primary school groups

The City of Helsinki has seven borough liaisons, one in each major district. The borough liaisons help you find the right channels of influence....

The City of Helsinki's cultural centres have cafés.

Items, sheet music and instruments available for rent for cultural and educational use by professionals and events.

Expert lectures and presentations on art, culture and cultural heritage themes for different types of audiences.

These facilities are ideally suited for activities such as basic art education, workshops, and courses.

Exhibition space for artists and communities to organise their own art exhibitions.

Skidikino offers free short films in a cinema environment for early childhood education groups – experiences for the youngest viewers.

In Yläkoulukino, films offer powerful experiences and serve as conversation starters for lower and upper secondary pupils and students.

Alakoulukino offers cinematic experiences during the school day

Työväenopisto offers thousands of courses, lectures and events for new learners and enthusiasts. You can enrol via ilmonet.fi.

Guided tours at the cultural centres’ temporary exhibitions to deepen your experience of the artworks and exhibition themes.

Guided tours and virtual visits to cultural sites in Helsinki

A guided tour of the premises, activities and opportunities at the cultural centre.

Libraries offer guided visits and guidance on their use for groups.

A variety of free events, such as guest author visits and lectures, are organised at libraries.

A wide range of activities is organised at libraries for children, young people and families.

The library provides reading promotion services for early childhood education groups. Groups can visit the library on their own or by appointment.

The library offers services for promoting reading at schools. Groups can visit a library on their own or by appointment.

A library is a meeting place open to all and a living room for city residents, offering free reading material and peaceful activities.

You can volunteer to help organise a variety of activities. Contact your local library.

Libraries have a dedicated children's area, with space for younger and older children to read, play and spend time in.

Through the Reading Coach Junior service, you can order a pre-selected package of books for children and young adults based on your preferences.