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The reason for the break is the Taitaja2026 competition being held in Tuusula.

The 10th-anniversary exhibition #Stigmattomuus by the Moniääniset taiteilijat collective is the Kellokoski Hospital Museum’s summer art exhibition. They hear voices. Stigma refers to the negative reputation attached to and experienced by a group of people. From unashamed art activism now rises a revolutionary declaration: stigmattomuus! The Hospital Museum’s summer season begins on 16 May and the exhibition opens on 13 June.

The Public Works Department of Tuusula Municipality has drawn up a draft street plan and a proposed amendment to the street plan.

The Municipal Engineering Department of Tuusula has drawn up a draft plan for the streets and parks in the northern part of the Mattila II planning area.

The Municipal Engineering Department of Tuusula has drawn up a draft street plan for the Sammonmäki III and IV local plan areas and for the amendment to the local plan area.

The participatory budgeting process for children and young people in Tuusula has reached its climax with the voting phase, which began today, 6 May. Over the next two weeks, children and young people will be able to cast their votes in early years education settings, schools and open voting workshops. The eagerly awaited voting results will be announced on 22 May at 13:00 during a live broadcast.

Tuusula has agreed to support promising young athletes through sponsorship agreements. With the municipality's support, the young athletes’ careers are being nurtured and Tuusula’s profile is being raised.

Renovation work in the Jokela area will begin with the construction of foundations for electricity pylons on the eastern side of the track from 4 May 2026. Completion of the electricity pylon foundation works will enable the construction of a new underpass for Blennerintie beneath the railway, the associated road connections and the bridge crossing the Palojo River.

In May, Tuusula Municipality is offering ten free home concerts for older people who find it difficult to attend cultural events held outside their homes. This is the third time the home concert tour has been organised, and the programme features accordion music.

Tuusula’s ‘Child-Friendly Municipality’ initiative promotes opportunities for children and young people to have a say in the planning of their local environment. The participation toolkit, developed by the Growth and Environment Division, provides experts with tools to ensure that the voices of children and young people are heard more clearly than ever before.