Current affairs

The danger has now passed. The unmanned aircraft no longer poses a threat and the situation is over, according to the Ministry of the Interior’s emergency services.

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

Fjällbo Park, located in Tuusula, has once again been awarded the Green Flag Award, which recognises the high quality of green spaces. The Green Flag Award is an international scheme for assessing green spaces, administered in Finland by the Finnish Green Environment Association.

We are carrying out modification work on a natural gas transmission pipeline in the Rykmentinpuisto area of Tuusula, due to the Tuusula municipal road project and changes in land-use requirements. The route will be altered over a distance of approximately 650 metres. The draining of the natural gas pipeline as part of the works will cause temporary noise on 19 August 2026.

Fjällbo Park, located in Tuusula, has once again been awarded the Green Flag Award, which recognises the high quality of green spaces. The Green Flag Award is an international scheme for assessing green spaces, administered in Finland by the Finnish Green Environment Association.

We are carrying out modification work on a natural gas transmission pipeline in the Rykmentinpuisto area of Tuusula, due to the Tuusula municipal road project and changes in land-use requirements. The route will be altered over a distance of approximately 650 metres. The draining of the natural gas pipeline as part of the works will cause temporary noise on 19 August 2026.

The new Satakielenraitti trail, built in the countryside at the southern end of Lake Tuusulanjärvi, is now open along its entire length. The opening event, which is open to all, will offer an opportunity to explore the new nature trail and the area’s diverse birdlife. The opening ceremony will take place on Wednesday 19 August from 5.30 pm to 7.30 pm in Valkamanpuisto, near the junction of Kirkkotie and Koskenmäentie.

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

This traditional event day is packed with cheerful atmosphere and fun activities for families with children at the museums around Lake Tuusulanjärvi on Saturday 22 August. Taking part are Ahola, Ainola, Halosenniemi, the Lotta Museum, Erkkola and Aleksis Kivi’s final home. Tuusula’s own mobile library, Kirre, will arrive at the Halosenniemi car park as usual. On the day of the event, admission to all the museums is free for children and the adults accompanying them. The museums are open from 10.00 to 17.00.

Tuusula Week brings a wealth of activities for all ages in July. The programme includes culture, sport, music, exhibitions, markets and community events across the municipality.