Museums

Museum sites

Our museum sites are Halosenniemi, Erkkola, Aleksis Kivi’s Memorial Cottage and Klaavola House. We are also involved in the museum activities of the Kellokoski Hospital Museum and the Jokela Brick Factory Museum.

Museum collections

The Tuusula Museum has art and cultural history collections that shed light on the history and development of Finland through Tuusula and, in particular, its artistic community and industrial history.

Three glass containers by the window in Halosenniemi.

Museum events

The year includes several established event days that are reflected in the museum's activities: Come to the Museum Weeks, Children's Museum Celebrations at the Tuusulanjärvi Museums, and Aleksis Kivi Day.

People enjoying a string quartet concert in the studio space.

Museum educational services

Through our educational services, we share our expertise in local history and art education with schools, early childhood education providers and customers of all ages to support learning.

A group of schoolchildren walking in front of a tall log building.

Museum volunteers

Museum volunteers get a glimpse behind the scenes and learn about the everyday work of museum professionals.

Four people are sitting at a coffee table.

Public art

Public artworks enhance the appeal of the area, act as attractions and quickly become landmarks shared by everyone in different parts of Tuusula.

Close-up of a metal artwork resembling a sunflower.

Museum contact details

Contact details for museum staff.

Current events at the museum

Tuusula’s Autumn of Culture brings music, atmosphere and experiences to the museums along Rantatie and to the Monio Cultural Centre

Culture 11.6.2026

Tuusula’s Autumn of Culture invites you to enjoy a range of experiences! Tickets go on sale on Friday 12 June at 9am.

Midsummer at Tuusula Museum’s sites

Museum 11.6.2026

There are changes to the opening hours of the Tuusula Museum during Midsummer.

An interior view of Halosenniemi from 2025, showing the studio window

Sacred nature comes to Halosenniemi

Museum 1.6.2026

The ‘Sacred Nature’ exhibition at Halosenniemi opens on Tuesday 2 June. The exhibition explores artists’ perceptions of nature, ranging from Pekka Halonen’s landscape paintings to interpretations by contemporary artists. The common thread running through the exhibition is Halonen’s pantheistic relationship with nature. The theme of nature also manifests itself in many ways in contemporary art.

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