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Everything is ephemeral at Erkkola's summer exhibition 

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Haihtuvaista (Transient) is a joint exhibition by three artists, Emmi Kallio, Katja Tukiainen and Kirsti Tuoko, which examines the transience of life and the impermanence of everything. The theme of the exhibition, which opens in Erkkola on 10 June, deals with the diversity of transience: whether it be the tragic approach of the end, melancholy or a deep understanding and respect for the fleeting nature of life. The exhibition highlights the cyclical dialogue between joy, sorrow and the thirst for life.

Images of a work of art depicting a girl with large flower-like eyes and pink hair

Dress up as your favourite character at the museum – A magical day in Erkkola on 17 May. 

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Erkkola is hosting a "Dress up as your favourite character at the museum – Fairytale Day" event on Saturday 17 May from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The whole family is welcome to come dressed as their favourite character. During the day, the museum will offer fairy tale tours, and you can make your own magic wand in a workshop or try your hand at paper theatre. Delicacies from Leipovien leidit will be on sale in the courtyard.

In the illustration, three people in historical costumes: a king, a queen and a man.

The artist's pain and the helping shop – Kellokoski Hospital Museum opens on Saturday 17 May. 

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Come and raise a glass with us to celebrate spring and life! The Kellokoski Hospital Museum and its gallery Alitajuntaan will open the art exhibition "I have given birth to life and thought about death" on Saturday 17 May at 11 a.m. Toasts and the artist's reception will take place at 1.30 p.m., followed by an hour-long art-themed walking tour of the hospital grounds at 2 p.m.: a contemporary dance performance, Prinsessan kieltolakilaulu (The Princess's Prohibition Song), a rare piece by Venny Soldan-Brofeldt, psychedelic murals in the art stairwell, and the symbolism of Rauni Liukko's Prinsessa monument. We will be surrounded by the hospital's well-tended parks and magnificent architecture.

A blue building in a lush summer landscape.

Summer in Halosenniemi is spent under the Paris sky 

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Halosenniemi's summer exhibition "Under the Parisian Sky – Artists' French Themes" opens on Wednesday, 30 April. The exhibition presents paintings by Finnish artists from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, created during their years of study in France. Paris attracted artists from all over Europe. After studying art in Finland, Pekka Halonen studied in Paris in the early 1890s. In the spring of 1894, he was taught by the famous French painter Paul Gauguin.

A painting depicting a woman in a red dress leaning on a railing, gazing at the cityscape.

The summer season kicks off at Tuusula Museum sites 

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Tuusula's museums will switch to their summer opening hours in May. Aleksis Kivi's cottage on Rantatie in Tuusula will open its doors, and the opening hours in Erkkola and Halosenniemi will be extended. The Kellokoski Hospital Museum will open its doors for a few days in May.

Small cottage with a wooden structure