Service group: Culture
Vantaa’s Silver Screens
Vantaa is a vibrant cinema city that has also served as a filming location for numerous movies.
Culture Kid Lyyli enjoyed the art amusement park – mother Julia Sundvik shares the family’s cultural adventures
Vanda Kulturkids erbjuder avgiftsfria kultur- och konstupplevelser för baby- och barnfamiljer. Det finns redan över 3000 Kulturkids!
Welcome to Vantaa event for new Vantaa residents
Have you just moved to Vantaa? The Welcome to Vantaa event is for you! Sign up and come to Heureka on Thursday, May 7, 2026!
Reservation application period for leisure premises in February – apply for time slots for the operating period starting in fall
The available time slots include citizens’ houses and youth centers as well as children’s cultural centers and Mosaiikki, among others. In addition, you can apply for reservations of indoor sports facilities for organizing events.
Register your child as a Vantaa Culture Kid – free art experiences from infancy to school age
Registered Culture Kids can access diverse and free events around Vantaa every year.
The international Vantaa light rail art competition has begun
We invite artists to submit their artwork proposals to the Tikkurila light rail station's open international competition. The competition will take place in two stages, and the first stage is open until 16:00 on May 29, 2026.
Principles for a safer space at Urban Culture Centre Mosaiikki
Principles for a safer space at Urban Culture Centre Mosaiikki
Vantaa City Museum celebrates its 40th anniversary with new attractions
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Vantaa City Museum. Two important things will happen during the museum’s anniversary year. The City Museum will gain an entirely new museum location, the Håkansböle Manor Museum. The old Tikkurila station, on the other hand, will host the
Open call for portfolios: Vantaa Light Rail Art
Vantaa Light Rail Art invites professional artists and artist groups to participate in the open call for portfolios. The open call for artists will map out creators for permanent and temporary public artworks for the urban environments along the light rail route.
The oak tree in Library Park will be felled – but it will still remain in Library Park in the future
The oak tree in Library Park will be felled on December 3, as its growing site is located at the Vantaa Light Rail tunnel. Artist Antti Laitinen will take possession of the oak trunk and create an artwork from it.