Jyväskylä Region Event Search

The Alvar Aalto museum’s permanent exhibition takes you deeper into the architect’s work and design process.

The Museum of Central Finland’s permanent exhibition traces the history of Central Finland from prehistory to the year 2000.

The national costumes of Finns are colorful and found throughout Finland.

What does Finnish handicraft really include? The museum’s permanent exhibition brings out different perspectives.

The Alvar Aalto Museum’s summer exhibition in the Aalto2 Museum Centre’s Gallery tells 13 stories about Alvar Aalto’s design and human-centred thinking.

Exhibition about the Jyväskylä University’s disappearing Mattilanniemi Campus 1980-2026.

Historical atmosphere in the old wooden house environment. Explore the life in Jyväskylä in the 19th century and make bargains at the museum shop Sparvin!

When it began in 1951, the Rally of the Thousand Lakes was a modest event – defined above all by its famously long route.

Since the late 1980s, Eero Lintusaari has explored the boundaries between art and life through contemporary jewellery.

A relaxed abstract painting workshop at Urban Diamonds. No previous experience is required.

The exhibition celebrates over one hundred years of Lahtiset felt heritage, which has grown from felt boots into a versatile range of felt products.

Graffiti City exhibition brings together graffiti artists from Jyväskylä across multiple generations, from the 1990s to the present day.

Graffiti City brings together graffiti artists from Jyväskylä across multiple generations, from the 1990s to the present day.

The exhibition presents five rarely seen works by Helene Schjerfbeck from the Nordea Art Foundation’s collection.

The photo exhibition of Mika Luomansivuon homelessness

This UNESCO World Heritage Site, designed by Alvar Aalto, is open on Saturdays from 12 noon to 3 pm

Parvin Eshghi’s Art Exhibition Corridor Gallery (Käytävägalleria), 2nd Floor, Main Library–Adult Education Centre Building.

This exhibition presents the life and work of painter Jonas Heiska (1873–1937), born in the village of Oravasaari in Toivakka.

The Jyväskylä Peace Week, being held for the first time, invites everyone who wants peace.

Anu Rinkinen’s 30-year journey as an artist-entrepreneur – textiles, ceramics, painting and Popper bird

“The ‘Kotini Metsä’ exhibition seamlessly interweaves the trees of the forest and my nature photographs. An exhibition you have likely never seen before.” Jukka Kuusisto.

The 6.1. annual exhibition of the Keuruun Artists’ Association will be held in the traditional manner at the Keuruun Museum in October-November.

The exhibition presents the national costume of a woman from the Vyborg region and the research work related to its assembly.

The exhibition examines the movement language of butterflies and how society defines the “normal” way to move and think.