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Vuosaari House provides the people of Vuosaari and eastern Helsinki with a wide range of cultural events, changing exhibitions in the gallery, and art education activities intended for children, young people, day care centres and schools.
Our programme features films, matinees and a variety of concerts for both children and adults. Vuosaari House’s permanent programme includes Maanantaileffat (Monday films), Tiistaimatineat (Tuesday matinees), Flyygelikuu concerts and music clubs.
The City of Helsinki is responsible for the programme at Vuosaari House.
Vuosaari House was completed in early 2001. It was designed by Heikkinen-Komonen Architects, who won the architectural competition held in 1996 with their design “a la kyltyyri”.
The directors of Vuosaari House:Päivikki Voipaala 2001–2009Jyrki Tirronen 2010–2017Tuuli Tokkola 2017–
The highlights of Vuosaari House include the Orastus project, VuotaloFest and Satakielikuukausi.
http://www.vuotalo.fi/en/highlights
Familiar, popular series of events set the pace for Vuosaari House’s operation: club evenings featuring world and pop music, and Flyygelikuu classical music concerts. link
Cinema Vuotalo shows newly released films screened using high-end digital technology. On Mondays, you can see art house films free of charge. Toddlers and schoolchildren have their own screenings. http://www.vuotalo.fi/en/films
Vuosaari House participates in the Helsinki Model project, which supports cultural work performed by art professionals involving local residents in Vuosaari and nearby areas. link
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The City of Helsinki Culture and Leisure Division operates a total of eight cultural centres: Annantalo, Caisa, Kanneltalo, Malmitalo, Maunula House, Stoa, Savoy Theatre and Vuosaari House. Cultural centres offer residents of Helsinki a variety of cultural services, such as concerts, theatre performances, exhibitions, children’s events and arts education. Espa Stage also offers outdoor concerts in the summertime. Events at cultural centres are organised in close collaboration with Helsinki’s arts and culture sector and the residents of Helsinki.
Services offered by the City of Helsinki Culture and Leisure Division also include sports, youth and library services, HAM Helsinki Art Museum, the City Museum and the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra.
City of Helsinki, Culture and Leisure