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  1. Sat 9.1.2027 EET/EEST16.00–16.40 EET/EEST

    This wintry tale in Moominvalley reminds us of important essentials: being together, the importance of sharing, and the joy of giving.

    The Hevosenkenkä Theatre
  2. Sun 10.1.2027 EET/EEST15.00–15.40 EET/EEST

    This wintry tale in Moominvalley reminds us of important essentials: being together, the importance of sharing, and the joy of giving.

    The Hevosenkenkä Theatre
  3. Wed 13.1.2027 EET/EEST18.00–18.40 EET/EEST

    This wintry tale in Moominvalley reminds us of important essentials: being together, the importance of sharing, and the joy of giving.

    The Hevosenkenkä Theatre
  4. Thu 14.1.2027 EET/EEST19.00–00.00 EET/EEST

    The concert, led by violinist Stefan Jackiw, will feature Mendelssohn’s Concerto in E minor, as well as Copland’s Appalachian Spring and Pärt’s Fratres.

    Espoo Cultural Centre
  5. Thu 21.1.2027 EET/EEST18.30–21.00 EET/EEST

    Nicolas Altstaedt will present the same concert program in Tapiola as Paul Sacher did in Basel in 1946.

    Espoo Cultural Centre
  6. Thu 4.2.2027 EET/EEST19.00–21.00 EET/EEST

    Mozart and Berezovskyi studied in Bologna at the same time. Olha Dondyk conducts, with Irina Zahharenkova as soloist.

    Espoo Cultural Centre
  7. Fri 5.2.2027 EET/EEST17.00–18.00 EET/EEST

    The first After Work concert of the spring features Ukrainian conductor Olha Dondyk, who brings to the audience Berezovsky’s and Schubert’s symphonies.

    Espoo Cultural Centre
  8. Thu 18.2.2027 EET/EEST19.00–21.00 EET/EEST

    The concert, conducted by Olari Elts, will feature works by three French composers. Hans-Kristian Sørensen will perform on the cimbalom.

    Espoo Cultural Centre
  9. Kaseva

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    Fri 19.2.2027 EET/EEST19.00–21.00 EET/EEST

    Legendary pop rock band Kaseva arrives at Louhisali in February.

    Espoo Cultural Centre
  10. Wed 3.3.2027 EET/EEST19.00–20.50 EET/EEST

    The beloved melodies of singer-songwriter Dolly Parton have taken on a new angle through the interpretations of Finland’s queen of vocal music, Johanna Först!

    Espoo Cultural Centre
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