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20th Anniversary Week: The Little Book of Emotions

Kuvassa mies punaisella taustalla, kädessä olio

Time

Thu 15.10.2026 EET/EEST12.00–16.00 EET/EEST

Target audience

No age limit

Languages

Finnish

Price

  • 0 / 10 / 20€

Free entry with Kaikukortti

Free entry with Museum Card

Organizer

Exhibition Centre WeeGee

What does joy feel like? What is love like? What can you do when you feel really angry?

The Little Book of Emotions, based on Mauri Kunnas's book of the same name, is a performance full of big emotions.

Together with Grandpa Mäkinen, you will learn to recognize different emotions and discover that all feelings are welcome. Join this fun, music-filled performance and let yourself be swept away by a world of emotions!

The Little Book of Emotions is a sequel to Teatteri Konna's beloved and highly acclaimed production The Little Book of Fears, which has been touring Finland since 2024.

The Little Book of Emotions is available for booking at day-care centres, libraries, children's events and theatres across Finland from October 2026 onwards.

Schedule

12:00–12:30 The Little Book of Emotions

12.00–15.00 Open art workshop

15:00–15:30 The Little Book of Emotions

The performances take place in the Mauri Kunnas Exhibition. The performances will be in Finnish.


Alongside the Little Book of Feelings performance, be sure to visit the open art workshop in the Ruusuvuori space on the K Floor of Exhibition Centre WeeGee!

The open art workshop draws inspiration from the colourful characters, playful atmosphere, and wide range of emotions found in Mauri Kunnas’s books. Participants are invited to design and create their own emotion character. What kind of character emerges when joy, excitement, shyness, or even anger is transformed into colour, shape, and personality?

The open art workshop is open on Thursday, 15 October 2026, from 12:00 to 15:00. This drop-in workshop allows visitors to participate at their own pace and according to their own schedule. The workshop is intended for participants of all ages. Children under the age of 10 must attend with an adult. No Finnish language skills are required to take part in the event.