The art of living.

Tuusula has launched a shared knowledge base that brings together information on the situation of children, young people and families with children. It helps to identify factors affecting well-being and supports the consideration of children’s rights in decision-making. The content is now available for everyone to view.

Tuusula Municipality and the City of Järvenpää are strengthening their cooperation in supporting the education of children and young people in care. The collaboration, which is set to begin in autumn 2026, will adopt the SISUKAS operating model developed by Pesäpuu ry.

The Hyökkälä School, known as ‘Nopaksi’, welcomed new occupants at the start of September. The building houses workspaces for museum and cultural staff, as well as storage facilities for the municipality’s art and cultural history collections.

Tuusulan Vesi is continuing the systematic modernisation of its water supply network. This year’s renovation projects are taking place in Hyrylä and Jokela. At these sites, ageing pipes will be replaced and the reliability and capacity of the water supply system will be improved. Property owners should also ensure that their own on-site water pipes and drains are maintained.

There are a large number of events taking place in various community centres across Tuusula, featuring music, dance, circus, visual arts and workshops, amongst other things. With over thirty events taking place during Tuusula’s Night of the Arts, there is something to suit everyone’s interests. Most of the events are free of charge.

What’s it like to have a summer job with Tuusula Municipality’s Inclusion Team? I’m Miisa, a 16-year-old from Tuusula, and I’m going to tell you about my summer job with Tuusula Municipality.