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The new drop-in centre, which takes place on Tuesdays, is called Aunelan Kammari. The name was chosen last week by a vote among visitors. Suggestions for the name were collected both via an online survey and in person during the first two weeks.

Photography of the streets and roads in Tuusula, commissioned by the municipality, will begin on Monday 13 April. The photographs will be taken from a vehicle with photographic equipment mounted on the roof. The photography work will continue until 10 May.

Aerial surveys of the proposed route for the Eastern Railway Line between the Helsinki metropolitan area and Kymenlaakso will be carried out in the coming weeks. The aircraft conducting the aerial surveys may attract people’s attention, as it will be flying relatively low, at an altitude of around 600 metres.

The Walkers car will arrive in Tuusula on 10 April, following in the tyre tracks of its big sister, the Walkers bus. The project complements the municipality’s mobile youth work, in which youth workers meet young people wherever they happen to be. During the scheme, which runs until the end of the year, young people can also request the car to come to them, even for longer journeys.

The Municipality of Tuusula will commission environmental surveys on the eastern shore of Lake Tuusula in the spring and summer of 2026. The surveys will be carried out by the consultancy and design firm FCG.

The municipality of Tuusula will switch to using Suomi.fi messages as the primary method for delivering official communications from 14 April 2026. This change is based on a legislative amendment that requires public authorities to deliver official communications primarily via Suomi.fi messages.

A major exhibition showcasing the illustrative art of Rudolf Koivu (1890–1946) has opened at the Valamo Monastery Cultural Centre. It has been produced in collaboration with the Amer Cultural Foundation and the Tuusula Art Museum. The exhibition has been curated by cultural producer Liisa Heikkilä-Palo and exhibition curator Päivi Ahdeoja-Määttä.

Tuusula’s new traffic park is being built based on the children’s own wishes. In workshops held in March, children had the chance to design the future park’s features using Lego, drawing and brainstorming. The results provide designers with valuable insight into what kind of environment best serves children.

Free exercise at the Tuusula Sports Centre, in the floorball hall facilities.

The first part of the outdoor trail built at the southern end of Lake Tuusulanjärvi will be opened to walkers today, April 2. The entire trail, named Satakielenraitti will be open in the fall after the bird nesting season ends.