Messukylä Stone Church to Mark 500th Anniversary in June 2027
Messukylä's old stone church will mark its 500th anniversary in June 2027.
Messukylä's old stone church will mark its 500th anniversary in June 2027.
Pispan’s long-running porcelain painting group has restarted meetings at a shared studio on Mustanlahdenkatu and is recruiting new participants aged 60+ for sessions starting Friday 4 September.
An Odyssey to the Stars, a joint exhibition by Anta Tzekoun and Katariina Rentola, is now on display at Galleria Vivi in Tampere, exploring themes of self‑love, freedom and personal limits.
Tampere Filharmonia will open its autumn season with a performance of Sibelius's Kullervo, featuring soloists Johanna Rusanen-Kartano and Ville Rusa and a combined male choir led by chief conductor Matthew Halls.
A six-part lecture series on the world’s major rivers opens at Tampere’s Sampola on 3 September and runs on six Thursdays through November, with talks by local scholars on rivers from the Nile to the Danube.
Tampere Adult Education Centre starts its autumn term with over 960 courses and about 14,400 students enrolled; ceramics is the most popular course with long waiting lists.
Tampere Orthodox Parish will establish a 400 m² 'Peace Meadow' on the south lawn of its Church of St. Alexander Nevsky and St. Nicholas, aiming for full bloom by 2029.
Tullikamari will reopen at the start of September after a €13.7 million renovation that updated safety, accessibility and building systems while preserving the venue's culturally valuable features.
Tampereen Työväen Teatteri has unveiled a 125th anniversary season of premieres, Nordic debuts and public events running September–December 2026, headlined by the world premiere Käräjät and a large-scale production of Wicked.
Ruokapankki, Tampere Parish’s food bank, was named Helper of the Year at the Year of Courage awards held in Hämeenpuisto on August 27.
Metso will celebrate its 40th anniversary on 6 October with a public book marathon where 40 residents each recommend a book published in the last 40 years.
Saima Angelika Vuorisalo, 100, is listed among deaths in this week’s parish notices published by Tampere’s Evangelical Lutheran parishes, which also list baptisms and marriage banns.
Black Devils packed G Livelab in Tampere, winning praise for a tight, high-energy set of Hurriganes classics.
The Gourmetclub on Stockmann's rooftop charges a €4,000 joining fee and an €840 annual subscription and had about 50 members in January 2026.
Ville Laine praised strong performances at the Hakametsä opener but criticised the event's organisation and some audience behaviour.
Café Elli will open in Tampere Theatre in September, creating a flexible meeting and event space with updated interiors, preserved oak parquet and a terrace planned for next summer that could serve as a wine bar.
Two municipality-spotters arrive in Tampere today to mark the pair's 50th Finnish municipality as they spend the last weekend of August in the city.
Tullikamari Cultural Centre has been granted a use permit and will be handed over on 31 August, with users taking possession from 1 September after an extensive renovation.
Ihanakatu in Armonkallio was voted Tampere's best street name in a Tamperelainen poll of 268 participants.
Pirkanmaa Rescue Department has authorised lakeside fireworks outside built-up areas on Saturday 29 August for Venetsialaiset from 18:00–24:00, but all fireworks are banned if a forest‑fire warning is in force.