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- Wed 16.12.2026 EET/EEST19.30–20.00 EET/EEST
The classic christmas animation will be projected on the screen while an orchestra plays the music live.
Kannusali - Thu 17.12.2026 EET/EEST09.30–10.10 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 - Thu 17.12.2026 EET/EEST09.30–10.10 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 - Thu 17.12.2026 EET/EEST10.00–10.35 EET/EEST
The Featherball Rabbit
EventsThe Featherball Rabbit is a puppet theatre performance for the very youngest children. This gentle fairy tale tells about the importance of helping others.
The Hevosenkenkä Theatre - Thu 17.12.2026 EET/EEST18.00–20.00 EET/EEST
Bad Christmas! Hosted by Antti Holma, the evening features brand‑new compositions to poems by, among others, Reino Leino and Sirsi Sunnas.
Espoo Cultural Centre - Thu 17.12.2026 EET/EEST19.00–20.10 EET/EEST
Anne Mattila heads out on her traditional Christmas tour with beloved and classic Christmas songs.
Kannusali - Thu 17.12.2026 EET/EEST19.00–20.40 EET/EEST
Konstan joulu
EventsThis will be Konsta Hietanen's fifth Christmas tour.
Sello Hall - Fri 18.12.2026 EET/EEST10.00–10.35 EET/EEST
The Featherball Rabbit
EventsThe Featherball Rabbit is a puppet theatre performance for the very youngest children. This gentle fairy tale tells about the importance of helping others.
The Hevosenkenkä Theatre - Fri 18.12.2026 EET/EEST17.00–17.30 EET/EEST
During the guided tour, we’ll explore the impact of social changes on youth culture from the 1970s to the present day.
KAMU Espoo City Museum - Fri 18.12.2026 EET/EEST19.00–21.00 EET/EEST
Bad Christmas! Hosted by Antti Holma, the evening features brand‑new compositions to poems by, among others, Reino Leino and Sirsi Sunnas.
Espoo Cultural Centre






