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Helsinki Festival
19 August 2021 - 5 September 2021

Information about festival

Finland’s largest arts festival will once again provide a diverse programme of events throughout the city, with experiences ranging from classical to world music and pop, from drama to contemporary dance, and from visual art to film and children’s events. We invite and encourage you to lose yourself in the Night of the Arts or get carried away with our fringe programme. This is a festival that brings the arts to everyone!

Type of event

Multi-Arts Festivals Chamber music Circus Classical music Contemporary dance Contemporary music Ethno/world music Film Jazz Light music Literature, poetry Multimedia Opera and choir Pop/rock Seminars and lectures Special programme for children Special programme for young adults Theater Visual arts Workshops Disabled access Free admission events VIP packages

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Contact details

Homepage	www.helsinkifestival.fi
E-mail	info@helsinkifestival.fi
Festival address	Helsinki Festival on map
Phone	+358 9 6126 5100
Office	Lasipalatsi, Mannerheimintie 22-24, FI-00100 Helsinki

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