Open evening muskari in Halinen on Thursdays from 5:30 PM to 6:00 PM. Welcome to join. Music is a wonderful thing that people of all ages can enjoy and find joy in. In muskari, children get to know the basic elements of music by singing, playing, using rhythm and body instruments, moving, and listening. Muskari supports a child's holistic development, including language development and motor skills. Children participate in muskari together with their own adult.
Welcome to the Espoo City Library Ukulele Group 7- to 12-year-old. In the Ukulele Group we learn basic of the music theory and playing an ukulele. We practice how to play melody and harmony with well-known songs. Teaching is student-centered. The Library has 15 ukuleles that can be borrowed for the lesson. Pre-registration: https://link.webropol.com/s/ukulele First class is 10.9.2026 15 children can attend the class. Participation is free of charge. No class on 15th of October Lauri Iljin teaches the group lauri.iljin(at)espoo.fi
Family clubs offer shared activities for adults and children. Welcome to the family day! You can come whenever you like, no registration needed. At the church music group at 10 AM, we'll be bouncing babies on our knees and singing. We'll tie the name ribbons of baptised babies to the baptism tree. The family day offers a vegetarian soup lunch for 6€/family or sandwiches for 3€/family. Lunch is served approximately 10:30 AM–12 PM.
Welcome to the family club to enjoy yourselves and meet others in a similar life situation. Welcome to Korso Church's family club! At the family club, you can meet other families from the area, chat, and share what's on your mind and your news. The family clubs are open to everyone, so feel free to come along, even with the whole family! Children always attend the club with their own adult, who is responsible for them. The program varies each time, but always includes familiar elements: play, singing, togetherness, a short devotional moment in the chapel, and a shared meal. The soup lunch costs 2 euros per family. Participation in the club is free of charge. You can arrive whenever suits you. There's no need to register for the family club in advance. The family club meets in the children's facilities at Korso Church. They have their own entrance from the Kotkansiipi car park side.
Skappeli is a warm meeting place for families on the 2nd floor of Skanssi – come spend time, relax, and participate in free activities whenever it suits you! We offer diverse and guided activities for families, organized by trained children's instructors. On Fridays, Skappeli hosts a muskari session at 10:30 AM, which families can easily join with their children. All our activities are open and free of charge – you can come whenever it suits you, without registration. The space can accommodate about 40 people at a time. You can bring your own snacks and treats for the children. We offer coffee, tea, and juice. Welcome to join!
An open club for families with children at Rekolan kirkko on Fridays from 9 AM to 12 PM. It's an open club for families where you can come and spend the morning with other families with children. Coffee and tea are available. Church muskaris will start in conjunction with Perheolkkari on Friday, Sept 4th, 2026. Welcome to join.
Riimi's open family club on Fridays. Welcome to join us. Riimi's open family club on Fridays from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM. The family clubs are open to all families with children, who attend with their own adult. The club offers free play and a guided music session. Breakfast is served at the club. Riimi's clubs are organized in cooperation with the City of Turku's open early childhood education. Entrance to the open early childhood education space is from Piiparinpolku side, door D3. On 9.10., early childhood education social worker Jatta Kalasniemi will visit Riimi's Friday family club to talk about separation anxiety. Note! After the family club, there's an opportunity to join a soup lunch served in Riimi's large parish hall at 12 PM. Adults 2 €, children free. On 23.10., Riimi's Friday family club will have a photography session, for which you need to book a time in advance by contacting the family club. Due to the photography session, breakfast will not be served exceptionally.
The family club at Länsimäen kirkko meets upstairs on Fridays from 9 AM to 12 PM. There are games, pleasant time together, and morning coffee. An open and free muskari for everyone starts at 10 AM on Friday, Sept 4th. On muskari days, lunch, a vegetarian soup, is usually available from 10:30 AM (2-3€ per family). On Friday, Aug 28th, there will be a park muskari at Vaaralan pallokenttä at 10 AM, and no family club on that day. Also, during the autumn break week, on Friday, Oct 16th, there will be no family club.
Kotimäki open family club on Fridays from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM. Welcome. The Kotimäki open family club is on Fridays from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM. Family clubs are open to all families with children. You come to them with your own adult. The club's program includes free play, a music moment, and a small snack. You can bring small snacks and indoor slippers to the club. Welcome.
An open family group on Fridays from 9:30 AM to 10 AM at Rekolan kirkko. In the church music group, we sing, play, move, do nursery rhymes, play instruments, and listen to music. Children participate in the music groups with a parent or another familiar adult. The church music groups are held in conjunction with the family living room, which is open from 9 AM to 12 PM. Welcome!
Family café. Welcome to the open family café in the club rooms of the seurakuntatalo. Doors open at 9:15 AM and the family café is open until 11:30 AM. The family café offers a varied program, including play, crafting, singing sessions, and small candle moments. However, the main focus is on spending time together, and you can come whenever suits you best – no advance registration is needed. The parish provides coffee and a small breakfast. See you at the family café!
All families with babies are welcome to the staffed playground's baby meet-up! At the baby meet-up, babies still at the lying-down stage and crawling-aged children can, together with a parent, participate in playing, moving, exploring, and expressing themselves through things like music, movement, crafting, and story time sessions. Parents have the chance to meet other families with children, and children get playmates. Parents and children can participate in planning and carrying out activities together with the session leaders. There's a chance to warm up your own food. Coffee and small snacks are available.
Leikkipuisto Mellunmäki, Pyhätunturintie 2 · Helsinki
Various guided sessions, either indoors or outdoors, with changing themes like singing, movement, or stories. You can find the detailed weekly program on the leikkipuisto's social media. Note: muskaris are from 10:30-11:15 AM. Instagram: leikkipuisto_orava Facebook: Leikkipuisto Orava
Activities for families with changing themes. There will be games, crafts, painting, music, and movement. Held either indoors at the park or in the yard. See the detailed program on the park's social media.
Leikkipuisto Mäkitorppa, Mäkitorpantie 42 · Helsinki
Songs and rhymes for babies at Malminkartanon nuorisotalo (Piianpolku 3-5 c)! The guided part starts at 10:30 AM. Doors are locked, so please ring the doorbell!
Join us for a relaxed art morning at 10:00 AM, with handicrafts, music, or other creative activities, either outdoors or indoors. Welcome to the leikkipuisto to enjoy some art! At the leikkipuisto, you can also warm up your own food and make coffee or tea.
Welcome to the Musiklek music group and meet other families! In the parish's Swedish-speaking music group, we sing freely and do rhythm activities. Children's age levels are taken into account as much as possible in mixed groups. The child/baby participates with a parent or, for example, a grandparent. The program is aimed at approximately 1-2 year olds, but babies are welcome to participate. The music group is about 30 minutes, and we can socialise and play afterwards. The music group is free of charge. Music leader Heidi Åberg leads the music group. Please register if you are interested in participating by emailing heidi.aberg@evl.fi; you can then come when it suits your morning. The music group also has a WhatsApp group for current info during the autumn and spring terms. After the play session, there's an option for a vegetarian soup lunch on the 1st floor (5€/family); lunch is organised in cooperation with Tikkurila srk.
Time together with guided play, movement, rhymes, art, or music for families, either in the playground yard or indoors. More detailed information about the day's session can be found in the weekly program on Leikkipuisto Seppä's Instagram page and on the playground's notice board.
A get-together with guided play, movement, rhymes, arts, or music for families, held in the playground yard or indoors. More detailed information about the day's session can be found in the weekly program on Leikkipuisto Lahnalahti's Instagram page and on the playground's notice board.
Leikkipuisto Lahnalahti, Lauttasaarentie 40a · Helsinki
Singing and movement on the terrace/playground yard
Singing, movement, play, and rhyming sessions with changing themes. For more information, ask the session leaders or email lp.etupelto@hel.fi. Follow our social media for weekly updates. Changes are possible.
Singing and music for schoolchildren, held either outdoors or indoors at the Leikkipuisto. You can find more detailed information about this session on Leikkipuisto Taivallahti's Instagram page and on the playground's notice board.
Leikkipuisto Taivallahti, Pohjoinen Hesperiankatu 22 · Helsinki
All baby families are welcome to the playground's baby meet-up! At the baby meet-up, babies who are still at the lying-down stage and crawling age can participate with a parent in playing, moving, exploring, and expressing themselves in music, movement, and story time sessions, among others. Parents have the opportunity to meet other families with children, and children will find playmates. Parents and children can participate in planning and implementing the activities together with the leaders. Opportunity to heat up your own food and make coffee/tea.
Leikkipuisto Iso-Antti, Valkovuokonpolku 20 · Helsinki
An open church music group for families with babies, Fridays from 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM at Rekolan kirkko (for babies 3-12 months). In the church music play school, or 'kirkkomuskari', we sing, play, move, rhyme, play instruments, and listen to music. Children participate in these music groups with a parent or another familiar adult. The church music groups are held in conjunction with the family living room, which is open from 9 AM to 12 PM. Welcome!
All families with babies are welcome to the family house's baby meet-ups! At these meet-ups, babies who are still lying down or crawling can, together with a parent, participate in playing, moving, exploring, and expressing themselves through music, movement, crafts, and story times, among other activities. Children will find playmates, and while they play, parents can get to know other families with babies. Children and parents can participate in planning and implementing activities with the session leaders. More detailed information, schedules, and program descriptions are available on the family house's own Instagram and Facebook pages. There's a possibility to warm up your own food and make coffee/tea. The family house also has suitable facilities for changing diapers. Address: Haukilahdenkuja 3. We use the premises in cooperation with päiväkoti Viola; the family house has its own entrance. Note! Prams can be left in the fenced area under a canopy in the inner courtyard (shared with päiväkoti Viola).
In this house, somewhere, I’ve lost my key! It might be here or there, under the cake, on top of the cupboard! Could you help me a little – would you look for the key?
Free music club for children aged approximately 3–7 and their parents Singing and making music together for children and their parents. The sessions are led by music professionals. The joy of music for the whole family! The music club is held in Finnish and is free of charge for all participants. Meetings take place on Saturdays at 10:00 a.m. The club leaders are students of the Sibelius Academy. We sing, play, and move to music together. You are welcome to join even if you are still learning Finnish—the most important things are joy, togetherness, and having fun. No previous musical experience is needed. You are warmly welcome to join us!
Music, the World, and Us is a multilingual concert for the whole family, where we'll sing, dance, and make music together to folk songs from around the world.
A free music club for children aged approximately 3–7 and their parents. We'll sing and play music together, led by music professionals. Musical joy for the whole family! The music club is in Finnish and free for all participants. On Saturdays at 10 AM. The club leaders are students from Sibelius akatemia. We'll sing, play, and move to music. You can join even if you're still learning Finnish – the most important thing is joy and togetherness. You don't need any prior musical experience. You are warmly welcome to join!
Welcome to sing familiar children's songs with us in the Megamusicplayschool in Kannusali! The event is aimed at children aged 0-7 that are accompanied by an adult. But everyone is welcome. Seated audience. Duration: ca 40 minutes. Tickets at the door or purchase in Lippu.fi. Children in age under 3 months need no ticket. Children over 3 months and adults need a ticket. Kaikukortti-event. Language: Finnish, eventually English and Swedish.
A joyful cultural celebration for children and families, featuring music, dance, art, games and cultural performances. The celebration combines Bangladeshi traditions, creativity and togetherness.
A family event of peace, autumn and community at Jokiranta School. The program includes peace orienteering, crafts, face painting, a pin workshop and a concert. Free admission!
Random Play Dance, or RPD, is a fun dance game where participants dance to different songs while the music randomly switches from one song to another. When a familiar song starts playing, the dancers try to recognize the song and dance to its choreography as well as they can. RPD is a fun way to test both your dancing skills and your knowledge of different songs – and most importantly, to have fun together! TAKE NOTE! The event is aimed at young people aged 12–20.