News - Participate and make a difference

Keusote is planning how to develop the social and health services network in the future, and would like to hear from residents in our region about what is important to them in terms of services and their accessibility. Please complete the resident survey and contribute your views to the planning process.

Pupils at Riihikallio School who were interested in the accessibility of hobbies and leisure activities gathered on 8 September 2026 to share their views and experiences during a group discussion.

Welcome to a free event as part of Senior Citizens’ Week (5–11 October 2026) to a discussion event on safety, to be held at the Monion Monttu cultural centre on Tuesday 6 October 2026 from 4.00 pm to 6.30 pm. Advance registration is required for the event.

Keski-Uusimaa Pride Week, 24–29 August, invites everyone to celebrate diversity, creativity and togetherness across Hyvinkää, Järvenpää, Kerava, Nurmijärvi and Tuusula.

The Leisure Fair will be held at Riihikallio School on Tuesday 25 August from 5.30 pm to 7.30 pm. During the evening, you’ll have the chance to find out about the wide range of leisure activities available in the local area and to play the popular game ‘Everyone Burns Everyone’. The event is free of charge.  

The senior citizens’ centres in Tuusula invite you to join in the autumn activities in Hyrylä, Jokela, Kellokoski and Riihikallio. Take a look at the programme for the coming month!

A survey aimed at businesses in the Hyrylä area to lay the groundwork for a new collaboration model has now begun. Entrepreneurs, share your ideas and thoughts by 21 June 2026!

Over the spring, Tuusula has taken many significant steps towards becoming an even more child-friendly municipality. The voices of children and young people have been heard more clearly, particularly in discussions about leisure and recreational opportunities and in participatory budgeting.

The new members of the Tuusula Leisure Group, who launched their activities earlier this year, have thrown themselves enthusiastically into their work. Their first task this spring has been to compile a list of schools’ requests for leisure activities and clubs, and in the autumn they will be promoting the new leisure season.

Every year, the Culture and Leisure Committee presents the ‘Culture-Friendly Person of the Year’ award to an individual or organisation. There’s still time to nominate a recipient!