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From stone masons to loggers – exhibition opens in Halosenniemi 

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The exhibition opening on 4 February in Halosenniemi presents commissioned works and public art painted by Pekka Halonen. The name of the exhibition derives from two well-known commissioned works by Pekka Halonen: the wall fresco Kivityömiehiä (Stone Masons, 1903) in the vestibule of Sigrid Jusélius's mausoleum and the painting Tukinuittajat (Loggers, 1925), commissioned by the League of Nations in Geneva. Pekka Halonen also painted portraits and book illustrations and participated in competitions for church altarpieces.

Painting depicting men steering logs in a stream

Stories from Kellokoski about the interesting life of Konni Zilliacus 

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A biography of Konni Zilliacus's life, written by Carl-Magnus Fogelholm, was published in 2025, chronicling the eventful life of his great-grandfather. A presentation of the book "Konni Zilliacus and the Road to Finnish Independence" will be held on Thursday, 5 February at 6 p.m. in the Kirnu meeting room at Kellokoski School. The event will begin with coffee served by the Friends of the Kellokoski Ironworks Museum Association, with a voluntary donation to the ironworks museum. Carl-Magnus Fogelholm's presentation will begin at 6.30 p.m. The event is organised by the Tuusula Museum and admission is free.

Konni Zilliacus and the Road to Finnish Independence – book cover and photo of Konni Zilliacus

Erkkola's new exhibition On the edge of the blade 

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The exhibition Lehden terällä (On the Edge of the Blade) opens on Wednesday, 14 January, at Erkkola on Rantatie in Tuusula. The exhibition examines the observation of nature and the preservation of the disappearing at the intersection of art and science through the works of Kreetta Järvenpää, Terhi Heino, Ebba Masalin and Hilda Olson.

Art photograph depicting an abundance of fresh and wilted flowers in an arrangement

Halosenniemi's new website has been published 

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Welcome to Halosenniemi's new website at halosenniemi.fi. The site also showcases Halosenniemi's new visual identity, designed by advertising and marketing agency Creative Crue. Poutapilvi is responsible for the technical platform of the website, and has also revamped other websites for the municipality of Tuusula. The new website ensures that usability and accessibility meet modern-day requirements.

Image from the front page of the Halosenniemi website