Night of the Arts 2026 at Lapinlahden Lähde
Event Introduction
Come and enjoy Lappari’s maritime setting and artistic programme.
Programme:
Café Lähde
2 pm: History tour in Finnish, English and Swedish (approx. 45 min).
3 pm: History tour in Finnish, English and Swedish (approx. 45 min).
Kivipiha / in case of rain Sea Hall
4–4:45 pm: Echoes of the Kingdom of Hypnos – Sleep performance
Stone Yard, in the event of rain: the Sea Hall
5:30–6 pm: Aleksis Kiven teilaus – Play
Main Building
6–7 pm: Presentations from the performance course
Young artists will present their unique performances in the surroundings of Lapinlahden Lähde. The series of works is the final showcase for students of the performance course, who have each produced a work on a theme that is meaningful to them. The Night of the Arts will be the only opportunity to see the works performed.
The Auditorium will host a performance by Narrin Näyttämö theatre and media camp; time to be announced at a later date.
Theatre and media performances created by participants aged 13–18 from Narrin Näyttämö 2025 summer camp.
On the Night of the Arts, you can also explore the exhibitions on display at Lapinlahden Lähde: Embodiments by Mikko Kelloniemi; The Seventh Wave, a photography exhibition by Jukka Rapo, and Worm Eaters by Joona Möttö. Puoti, Patina and Café Lähde will also be open throughout the event. A warm welcome!
Categories
For young people, Participate, Visual arts, Open doors and tours, Nature & Environment
Event Information
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Time:
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14:00–19:00
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Organiser:
Pro Lapinlahti mielenterveysseura ry
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Address:
Lapinlahden Lähde
Lapinlahdenpolku 8
00180 Helsinki -
Accessibility:
The event is accessible with a wheelchair.
The event has an accessible toilet.
Lapinlahden Lähde works hard to ensure that its premises are accessible and that clear instructions are provided. Wheelchair users can consult the accessibility guide, which provides guidance on crossing thresholds and gives the best tips on how to get to Lapinlahti. Currently, the first floor of the main building, which houses the café, the Mental Museum, art exhibition spaces and the disabled toilet, is the most accessible.
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Event language:
Finnish, Swedish, English
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Tickets:
The event is free of charge
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