Cantores Minores boys’ choir open day for primary school children and young people
The Cantores Minores boys’ choir will be celebrating its 75th anniversary next year. You are welcome to come and watch the various choir groups’ rehearsals and find out more about the choir’s activities as part of the Children’s Culture for All! campaign. Guided tours for the general public are also available every half hour from 16.30 to 19.00. Further information about the event is available at the information desk at the Meritulli Parish Hall from 16.30 to 19.00 on 17–19 November.
Meritullin seurakuntatalo, Meritullintori 3 · Helsinki
Haluaisitko harjoitella ääneen lukemista? Lukukoira on kärsivällinen kuuntelija, jonka kanssa lukemista ei tarvitse jännittää. Lukukoira tarjoaa kuuntelevat korvansa ja empaattisen, karvaisen läsnäolonsa ääneen lukevalle. Lukukoiran kanssa lukutaito kehittyy! Yksi lukuhetki kestää noin 15min. Voit lukea koiralle mukaan ottamaasi kirjaa tai valita mieleisesi kirjaston kirjoista. Lukukoiran ohjaaja on läsnä lukuhetkessä. Ohjaajan tehtävä on valvoa lukuhetkeä sivusta, mutta ei puuttua sen kulkuun. Syyskauden ohjelma: ke 9.9., 30.9., 21.10., 18.11. ja 9.12. klo 17-18.20. Ohjeet lukuhetkeä varten: Varaa aika kirjaston info-tiskiltä tai puhelimitse 09 31085063 (vain yksi aika per kerta). Muistathan myös peruuttaa varauksesi, jos et pääsekään paikalle. Yksi lukija kerrallaan. Lukukoiran kanssa voi harjoitella ääneen lukemista. Rauhoitutaan lukemiseen. Lukukoira on lukukaveri, ei leikkikaveri. Lukukoirat pitävät silityksestä. Kysy kuitenkin ensin omistajalta lupa. Tervetuloa lukemaan, koira kuuntelee kaikilla kielillä! Tapahtuma on maksuton. Kuvassa borderterrieri Häxa
Come and discover Teatteri Tuike. Come and explore shadow theatre and take part in a set-building workshop, where you will get to build sets for the summer 2027 theatre production. More information: pauliina.alanko@teatterituike.fi.
In the park, amidst a blaze of flowers, the emotional elephant Fanni, the lively tiger Ralf, and the black swans Lilli and Lenni are on an adventure. The friends have built a hut in the park and are planning an overnight trip! But oh no, strong emotions get in the way and threaten to mess everything up! How will they sort things out? What feelings do the friends experience? How do they manage to calm down? Luckily, flower caretaker Ari comes to the rescue with his emotion thermometer! This Fanni performance explores emotional skills, naming emotions, and what to do when feelings threaten to take over. Emotional turmoil is overcome with emotional regulation, and the emotion thermometer helps with that. The show is for children and families, with an age recommendation of 3+. (The age recommendation is just that – a recommendation; even younger children can come if you think they'll be able to concentrate and enjoy the show.) The performance lasts about 40 minutes. Premiere
Join us at Puistolan kirjasto for an open story time on Wednesdays, September 9th, October 7th, and November 18th, at 6 PM. We'll read all sorts of stories, and there'll be evening porridge too. Everyone's welcome!
The Sandels Music and Culture School invites you to a free concert in the Gyllenberg Hall. No advance registration is required. Welcome! For more information: kansli@moks.fi
The Käpylä Music Institute’s Children’s Rights Week concert will feature performances by the school’s students as well as a sing-along. Wednesday’s concert will take place at Oulunkylä Church. The concert does not contain any religious content and is suitable for everyone. See you there!
Instrument demonstrations at Myllypuro Comprehensive School
During Children’s Rights Week, the Meri-Helsinki Music Institute will host musical activities for students at schools in Helsinki, both during music lessons and throughout the school day. Myllypuro Comprehensive School will host instrument demonstrations as part of the school day. The students’ parents and guardians and other family members are also welcome to attend, if there is room. The instrument demonstrations are aimed specifically at students of Myllypuro Comprehensive School, but anyone else wishing to take part can confirm their attendance by emailing ville-veikko.ijas@mehmo.fi. The school will be informed of more detailed times at a later date.
Music play session with Ludde, Sussi and Macke, and a family café
In autumn 2026, music play sessions and a family café will be held on Thursdays at 10.00 at Malm Svenska Ungdomsförening’s house Solhem in Malmi in northern Helsinki. The music play session is aimed at children aged 0 to 5 and their carers, but anyone who is at home during the day and would like to come along and enjoy some cheerful songs and the lovely hustle and bustle of the little ones – followed by an informal coffee break afterwards – is also very welcome! The singing session starts at 10.00, and afterwards there is an opportunity to socialise freely in the family café. No booking required; free entry (with a voluntary coffee fund). Please notice that the event is in Swedish. Several bus routes stop right by Solhem (Malmin sairaala bus stop) and there is also plenty of parking at Solhem. The music play sessions are jointly arranged by Norr om Stan, Malm Svenska Ungdomsförening and Olaus Petri, with support from the foundation Brita Maria Renlunds minne, Tre Smeder and the Swedish Cultural Foundation. Norr om Stan and Malm Svenska Ungdomsförening run the café. Learn more about the event at nos.fi (www.nos.fi).
Welcome to Kapsäkki for the Töttöröö concert by Lelukavereiden laulukerho (‘Toy Friends’ Singing Club’). The concert is a musical treat for children, the young at heart, and soft toys and mascots. Hobby horses and action figures are also welcome! Please sign up in advance by emailing stiina.laakso@kapsakki.fi
Musiikkiteatteri Kapsäkki, Hämeentie 68 · Helsinki
Minecraft-aiheista puuhaa lapsille ja nuorille Myllypuron kirjastolla. Luvassa on mm. tietovisa, askartelua, pinssit ja kuvauspiste. Esillä on myös Minecraft-aiheisia kirjoja, joita voit halutessasi lainata kotiin. Ei ennakkoilmoittautumista. Vapaa pääsy. Tervetuloa!
Are you brave enough to meet the Grand High Witch? Would you like to hear the story of Bruno, the little boy who suddenly turned into a mouse? Would you like to join our wordsmiths in writing rhymes to persuade the Grand High Witch to stop poisoning the world’s children, and nursery rhymes to warn the children? Or would you like to write a story about the child who defeated the witches? Pupils in years 1–6 are warmly invited to the auditorium at Annantalo on Thursday 19 November 2026 at 16.00–17.00! We’re treating you to some fun and exciting word art. We are inspired by Roald Dahl’s The Witches and other wonderful literature. If you’re feeling nervous, you’re welcome to bring an adult with you. Welcome! We promise to inspire – not to poison!
Children play for other children at the walking concert, which you can join or leave at any point during the performance. During the concert, visitors can admire the artwork created by daycare children, which adorns the walls of the Central Helsinki Music Institute and showcases children’s perspectives on the theme of Children’s Rights Week. In the walking concert, children perform for other children. The concert will be organised in collaboration with the Central Helsinki Music Institute, Daycare Ebeneser and the Kindergarten Museum.
Keski-Helsingin musiikkiopisto, Helsinginkatu 3-5 · Helsinki
Free4–12 yrs
Keski-Helsingin musiikkiopisto, Ebeneser-päiväkoti ja Lastentarhamuseo
Journeying with the colour tiger – an art workshop for families
In the ‘Journeying with the colour tiger’ art workshop, we will admire artist Leena Luostarinen’s colourful paintings and create our own wild, funny, crouching or delicate tiger paintings using acrylic paints. Children aged 4–12 are welcome to visit the workshop, accompanied by a parent or guardian. The art workshop offers a taste of the free Friday workshops organised by HAM, as well as the Saturday workshops aimed at families. There is space for a maximum of 12 child-and-adult pairs, so please book in advance. Please sign up using this form.
Helsingin taidemuseo HAM, Eteläinen Rautatiekatu 8 · Helsinki
Cantores Minores boys’ choir open day for children of early childhood education age and young people
The Cantores Minores boys’ choir will be celebrating its 75th anniversary next year. You are welcome to come and watch the various choir groups’ rehearsals and music playgroup sessions and find out more about the choir’s activities as part of the Children’s Culture for All! campaign.
Meritullin seurakuntatalo, Meritullintori 3 · Helsinki
Loopy lizards and fairy-tale ferns – theatre play workshop
Let’s play! The theatre play workshop will take loopy lizards, fairy-tale ferns and children and adults on an adventure. Through shared imaginative play and improvisation, we will explore the forest and transform ourselves into forest animals, plants or even the wind, the rain or a stone. What happens in the imaginative play is decided jointly by the children and adults taking part in the theatre workshop, together with the community artists from Theatre ILMI Ö. In the theatre workshop, we will improvise short scenes, make sculptures from things found in the forest, imitate the sounds of the forest, and build a piece of environmental art: a communal nest for the forest animals. We will also organise some truly magnificent and unique house-warming parties in honour of the newly built homes and their residents. The work is experiential, engaging, based on dialogue and collaboration, fun, and designed to spark the imagination of children and their loved ones. We will start by meeting in the Glass Courtyard in the Cable Factory, from where we will walk together to the nearby park. The workshop accommodates 15 children and their accompanying adults. Please register in advance by emailing teatteri@teatteri-ilmio.fi.
Explore circus, music, art and gymnastics! The Pakila Music Institute, Pakilan voimistelijat, Art School of Northern Helsinki and Pukinmäen taidekoulut will join forces to organise the ‘Children’s creative trail’, which gives children the chance to try their hand at and learn about various art forms. The interactive tour will take place at the art centre at Ohrahuhdantie 4. The event is aimed at the pre-primary and 5-year-old groups at local daycare centres.
Pakilan musiikkiopisto, Ohrahuhdantie 4 A 2 · Helsinki
Free5–6 yrs
Pakilan musiikkiopisto, Pakilan voimistelijat, Pohjois-Helsingin kuvataidekoulu sekä Pukinmäen taidekoulut
PerformanceSirkus invites families with children to celebrate children’s rights and its own 30-year journey in children’s culture. On Friday, Ringmaster Vasiljev Vitelloni’s Mini Circus will be performing to mark the occasion. Vasiljev Vitelloni is a radiant ringmaster who charms his way into everyone’s hearts. Vitelloni’s performances consist of small magic tricks, balancing acts and juggling. He is quick on his feet when it comes to changing situations. He engages his audience with his distinctive, energetic style and improvises to suit the surroundings. The performance is a circus theatre production characterised by gentle humour, interaction and a sense of community, and is aimed primarily at families with children. Register in advance for the Mini Circus by emailing vesapetteri@performancesirkus.fi.
Did you know that the tradition of Christmas cards began in the mid-19th century? Christmas cards tradition arrived in Finland in the late 19th century. Around the same time, the red-suited Santa Claus and elves became part of Christmas card imagery. Earlier, Christmas greetings were sometimes paired with summery pictures. What will your Christmas card look like? Welcome to create your own Christmas card and enjoy the festive Christmas atmosphere at the Suomenlinna Museum.
The Pro lastenkirjallisuus children’s literature association will host a storytelling workshop for children at Annantalo. Step into another world by opening a book and reading it or listening to it. There are many different ways to venture into the world of books. When a book is opened, it is filled with letters and pictures. Who makes them all? Who reads the book, and how does it end up in the reader’s hands? There are lots of questions and lots of answers to think about together. Workshop participants may also, if they wish, step into the shoes of a critic, illustrator or writer and explain how they would narrate and illustrate the same story – in other words, to write a story on top of another story or take a look behind the narrative. Books do not always have to tell you everything, but sometimes it would be nice to know what is going through the characters’ minds at any given moment, or where they are from. Perhaps the workshop participants know something about this? Stories can also break free from books and be turned into plays. During the workshop, participants can perform short scenes from the book if they feel inspired to act. We are open to suggestions, and the workshop will take shape according to the participants’ ideas. Please register in advance by email at: kaisalange@gmail.com.
PerformanceSirkus invites families with children to celebrate children’s rights and its own 30-year journey in children’s culture. Friday’s circus workshops promise fun and a sense of achievement as participants learn some simple circus tricks. The aim of the circus workshops is to improve physical expression, balance and body awareness. In the circus workshop, participants will be introduced to various circus disciplines, such as juggling and balancing, and will get to know different circus props, such as stilts, balls, sticks and plates, the diabolo and juggling scarves. The circus workshops are well suited to people of all ages and abilities. No previous circus experience is required. Each workshop can accommodate 10 children accompanied by an adult. Please register in advance by email at: vesapetteri@performancesirkus.fi.
The non-stop darkroom workshop offers participants the chance to experience the magic of darkroom work. All you need to bring is a curious mind, as the materials required for the workshop will be provided on the day. New participants can join in whenever a spot becomes available.
Suomen valokuvataiteen museo, Kaapeliaukio 3 · Helsinki
Helsinki city swimming pools (Itäkeskus, Pirkkola, Jakomäki, and Yrjönkatu swimming pool's 1st floor) are offering free swimming for all children and young people under 18, plus one accompanying guardian, starting at 2 PM on Children's Rights Day, 20.11.2026. Check the specific opening hours of the swimming pools on their own websites. This offer is valid at the following pools: Itäkeskus swimming pool, Pirkkola swimming pool, Jakomäki swimming pool, Yrjönkatu swimming pool (1st floor, women's turn).
The Jamkids music workshop is an immersive musical experience designed for the whole family. During the session, children get to play a variety of instruments, as well as sing and move around. The music workshop will be organised as part of the World Children’s Day event at Cultural Centre Kanneltalo. For more information: tapahtumat@jamkids.fi
At Music School Demo’s iPad jam session, people create music together. The idea behind the jam session is to make music freely: rather than rehearsing set pieces, the music is created and takes shape in the moment based on the ideas of the participants. Thanks to user-friendly apps, the end result will sound great, even if you have no prior knowledge or experience of playing music. You can come and go as you please at the non-stop workshop, but the music never stops. The instructors at Music School Demo offer guidance and also play along themselves. The workshop will be organised as part of the World Children’s Day event at Cultural Centre Kanneltalo. For more information: tapahtumat@jamkids.fi
Come and celebrate World Children’s Day at Kanneltalo with music, creativity and a fun time together! The afternoon starts with free music workshops from 16.30 to 18.00. In Jamkids’ exciting non-stop music workshop, children of all ages can try out different instruments, sing and move to the beat of music. You can join the workshop at any time while it is open. At the same time, Demo Music School’s songwriting workshop provides school-age children and young people with an opportunity to create their own music under guidance and discover the creative process of making music in a fun way. The workshops are also held free of charge as a pre-event related to the Wednesday Club event series on Wednesday 11 November. During the event, the gallery of Kanneltalo features a Skidimarket exhibition where children and families can let their imaginations run wild while playing shop. From 18.00 onwards, the evening continues with Global Club Nights (GCN), a club event aimed at music lovers of all ages, featuring performances by the contemporary folk music group Tell Your Birds and Argentinian composer, guitarist and singer Manu Rosales with his band. The free club starts early so that children can also take part in the company of an adult. You can look forward to captivating world music, a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and experiences shared with others. Free entry to all events. Come and celebrate World Children’s Day with your whole family! Global Club Nights är en klubbserie där människor som arbetar med musik och som älskar musik samlas för att fira musiken tillsammans. Målet för klubbarna är att skapa en trygg, inkluderande och kreativ miljö samt att bygga broar mellan alla musikälskare och deras gemenskaper. Kulturcentret Gamlasgården arrangerar Global Club Nights-kvällarna i samarbete med Sibeliusakademins utbildningsprogram Global Music samt Maailman musiikin keskus. Global Club Nights is a series of club events where people who work in the music industry and those who love music come together to celebrate music. The aim of the events is to create a safe, participatory and creative environment and build bridges between all music lovers and their communities. Cultural Centre Kanneltalo organises the Global Club Nights events in collaboration with the Sibelius Academy’s Global Music education programme and the Global Music Centre.
Welcome to Uudenmaan CP-yhdistys's Christmas Party on Fri, Nov 20!
Grab your Santa hat and a cheerful mood, and come spend a nice evening at Uudenmaan CP-yhdistys's Christmas party! There will be relaxed get-together, some savory snacks, Christmas porridge, star tarts, and glögi, as well as background music. We are also aiming to arrange suitable activities for children: a Christmas drawing corner and elf checkpoints are in development! You can participate in the Christmas party according to your own schedule. The event is aimed at new and old members of the association, as well as others belonging to the activity circle. Welcome to get to know the association's people and activities! Register by Nov 8 at the latest with Aro Penttilä at uudenmaancpyhdistys@outlook.com or tel. 040 148 9782. When registering, please inform us of your and your assistant's food allergies and any assistive devices you will bring.
Malmin kauppatie 26, Helsinki, Malmin kauppatie 26 · Helsinki
The Helsinki School of Visual Arts’ traditional Valokartano event will fill the grounds of Ströms Manor with shimmering light art. The event celebrates World Children’s Day, and the manor’s windows and grounds will be adorned with light art, animations and illuminated sculptures created by children and young people.
Helsingin kuvataidekoulu, Untuvaisentie 10 · Helsinki
Jazz concert for the whole family at the Väreet festival: Kadi Vija 3
Kadi Vija 3 is a new band from Helsinki whose music exudes joy, a sense of liberation and space for experimentation. Sound artist Kadi Vija’s unique approach to singing and improvisation has been influenced by instrumental jazz, free-flowing thoughts and abstractness. The band’s line-up and Vija’s compositions are reminiscent of the traditional jazz wind instrument trio, in which a human voice now interprets melodies usually played by the wind instruments, accompanied by double bassist Ville Herrala and drummer Ville Luukkonen. Founded in 2013 and established as a bright spot in Helsinki’s late autumn event calendar, We Jazz Festival is known as Väreet as of 2026. Väreet continues the open-minded musical adventure across Helsinki known from We Jazz – listening to new music in a communal atmosphere and getting to know different venues. Väreet 2026 takes place in Helsinki from 2 to 5 December.
The Sandels Music and Culture School invites you to a free concert in the Gyllenberg Hall. No advance registration is required. Welcome! For more information: kansli@moks.fi
At Nukketeatteri Sampo's circus, marionettes come alive, filling the stage with music, song, and puppet theatre magic. You'll see talented knife throwers, amazing bicycle acrobats, incredibly agile dogs, and maybe even a ghost! Come and be enchanted by Sampo's fairytale world. The show features different marionettes, accompanied by live music in Sampo's unique style. It's a non-verbal performance, perfect for all ages, and lasts 30 minutes. You can also book the show for kindergartens, schools, or other events. For more info, contact Henna Lundberg at 020 735 2232 or henna.lundberg[at]nukketeatterisampo.fi.
Welcome to Dance School DCA’s disco afternoon! We will be offering the whole family the chance to dance under the guidance of a teacher and enjoy disco atmosphere, not to mention temporary tattoos and balloons. Dance class schedule: 9.45–10.30 Children’s dance (child–adult) 1.5–3 years 10.30–11.00 Children’s dance (ages 3–4) 11.00–11.45 Children’s dance (ages 4–5) 11.45–12.30 Children’s dance (ages 5–6) 13.30–14.30 Dance (ages 8–10) 10.45–11.30 Dance (ages 6–7) 11.30–12.30 Ballet (ages 8–10) 12.30–13.30 Jumps&Turns – basic level, ages 9–11 12.30–13.30 Show dance for beginners, aged 12 and over 13.30–14.30 Dance Mix for adults Programme schedule: Obstacle course for children 9.30–10.15 Disco+ performances 10.15–11.00 Obstacle course for children 11.00–11.45 Disco+ performances 11.45–12.30 Temporary tattoos and balloons will be available all day. Welcome to a fun-filled day of dancing!
Open film screening for the whole family: ‘Urpo ja Turpo johtolangan jäljillä’
Welcome to a family-friendly film screening at Cinema Orion on Saturday 21 November at 10.30, featuring the classic children’s film ‘Urpo ja Turpo johtolangan jäljillä’ (dir. Liisa Helminen, Finland, 2018, 60 min, all ages). Based on Hannele Huovi’s popular storybooks, ‘Urpo ja Turpo johtolangan jäljillä’ is a collection of six classic films and has now been restored and is more colourful than ever on the big screen! Urpo and Turpo, two curious toy bears, live on the bookshelf in the children’s bedroom. The bears’ favourite pastime is reading, as books provide them with brilliant ideas. The bears come up with the most entertaining adventures as fairy tales blend into everyday life. Thanks to the breadfruit tree, Urpo and Turpo are saved on a desert island; they unabashedly give other characters makeovers, search for clues, flout the rules, long for peace and quiet, and compete to be the best and strongest in the world. Just like the toys from Toy Story, Urpo and Turpo come to life when the family are not looking. The Urpo and Turpo film is sure to entertain both adults and the youngest members of the family. Free tickets for the performance will be available from 1 October onwards. Book your free tickets in advance at cinemaorion.fi
Hyppää rooliin! (Step into the role!) – Children’s theatre workshop at Performing Arts School Valo
Come and discover theatre at Performing Arts School Valo! At Valo’s non-stop theatre workshop, you will have the chance to create the character of your dreams and explore different aspects of theatre: acting, costume design, and lighting and sound design. Dive into the whirlwind of the theatre and emerge on top as the character of your dreams!
The Creative Writing Group and The Philosopher’s Pen (Grades 3–6)
We draw inspiration from J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. We explore the fantasy genre, find inspiration in owls, spells and more. We will write wonderful stories! Just as in our regular creative writing classes, the focus is on the students' creative drive, ambition and personal writing development. The creative writing teachers encourage, guide, and cheer the students on. The course is offered as an advanced creative writing session for students in grades 3–6 currently attending the creative writing school. Children not enrolled in the creative writing school are also warmly welcome to sign up. Students will be divided into age groups during the course. The course is taught in Swedish. Please bring your own snack and water bottle! The course is free, but registration is required. Registrate before November 8th at ordkonst.fi.
Children’s Saturday – children are masters of marvelling!
On Children’s Saturday, we explore science and the arts, play and marvel at the world around us. 10.00–16.00 | Skidimarket Play is allowed at the Skidimarket in the gallery! Skidimarket is looking for new shelf stackers, cashiers and baking point staff to join the team! Skidimarket is a space for children to play and have their own imaginary customers. A temporary toy shop takes over the gallery space, transforming it into a colourful market world. Shelf stacking and cashier duties are on the menu! Production: the Skidit collective. 13.00–16.00 | ‘Children are masters of marvelling!’ art workshop In this art workshop for all ages, we play with natural science by exploring nature’s little wonders. We carefully examine various natural materials by using loupes and a children’s microscope. We use a variety of drawing supplies to create playful and colourful works of art based on our observations. Are you ready to see lichen, pebbles and acorns in a whole new light? The workshop is organised by Adventure Art School. 14.00 | Dinosaur hiccups or bee poo? 33 intriguing science questions from children A repeat performance by popular demand! Science dances the samba and imagination runs wild in this musical theatre adventure about science questions from children. Warning: The performance may cause chronic questionitis! Duration: 50 min. Performance language: Finnish. Tickets: €15/12/6 via lippu.fi.
Dinosauruksen hikka vai mehiläisen kakka? – 33 kutkuttavaa lasten tiedekysymystä
Science dances the samba and imagination runs wild in this musical theatre adventure about science questions from children! The performance is an ode to a child's curiosity and ability to wonder and question. Why does an adult say that something looks good when they don't even look? Do fish snore? How can you know what is true? Answers to these and other tricky questions are sought in a musical and fast-paced adventure that takes the viewer across the Atlantic on the wings of a social media bee, revealing the secret conversations of the trees and leading the travellers into the wild jungle of misinformation. When little reporters Solmu and Silmu invade the Extreme Knowledge Conference (Äärimmäisen tiedon konferenssi), chaos ensues as science meets imagination and facts dance the samba. Dinosauruksen hikka vai mehiläisen kakka? – 33 kutkuttavaa lasten tiedekysymystä – is based on a Helsingin Sanomat column and the books edited based on it: Ovatko kaikki esineet joskus olleet märkiä? (2015), Tietääkö karhu että se on karhu? (2018) ja Miksi linnut heräävät niin aikaisin? (2020). These books, edited by Tuomas Kaseva, contain a total of more than 400 tough questions that children have asked experts in various fields in the Helsingin Sanomat column. Children's science questions are themselves insightful, imaginative and, with expert answers, educational for everyone. They cover a wide range of scientific disciplines, from biology to astrology, not forgetting philosophical reflections. The show is aimed at children aged 5–9, but the whole family will probably enjoy it. The performance is visually striking, musically rich, insightful, playful and thought-provoking, with the aim of encouraging children to question, explore and wonder about the world and to reflect more deeply on the nature of knowledge. It is an ode to a child's curiosity, wonder and questioning. The show respects children and the way they look at the world. It's hard to imagine adults being able to look at things in such a multidisciplinary and creative way. In this performance, you are allowed to laugh at fart jokes and adults with their rigid thoughts. The presentation will also examine knowledge itself and the nature of knowledge from the perspective of media criticism. Multi-literacy and media literacy are now taught to younger and younger people. Children already in early childhood education should be able to identify reliable information and where to look for it. The production team consists of actor-writers Pinja Hahtola and Iida-Maaria Lindstedt and musician Suvi Isotalo. The visuals of the work are the responsibility of the scenographer and puppeteer Tua Hautamäki and the lighting designer Mirkka Saari. On stage: Pinja Hahtola, Iida-Maaria Lindstedt ja Jouni Raatikainen. The premiere of the show will take place in April 2026, and it will be produced in collaboration with Q-teatteri and Kanneltalo. Dinosauruksen hikka vai mehiläisen kakka? – 33 kutkuttavaa lasten tiedekysymystä is also part of the Culture Kids project. After the performances in Helsinki, the show will be available to order from autumn 2026 onwards throughout Finland. Duration: max. 1 h. The performance language is Finnish. Warning: The performance may cause chronic questionitis!