Come celebrate an unforgettable Midsummer at Haihatus! The program includes live music, sauna, barbecuing, a traditional Midsummer bonfire, and a fun-filled Yard Game Olympics for all ages. The midsummer celebration will be held in a festive atmosphere, as we’ll also be celebrating the new multisensory summer exhibition Rhizome.
11-18 Exhibition open (until 20 for ticket holders)
17-18 Sauna whisk workshop
18 Midsummer program begins
19-22 Live music, performing on stage:
Both the traditional wood-heated and the electric sauna will be warm throughout the evening, and the grill will be fired up all night. Vegan summer café Fantasia will serve salads and other seasonal side dishes to accompany the barbecue offerings.
The evening will be capped off with a traditional Midsummer bonfire, weather permitting.
Book evening tickets 20€ at Haihatus Shop
9.30–11 Vegan breakfast buffet
11-18 Exhibition open
12-13 Flower wreath workshop
12-15 Yard Game Olympics
Participation in the Yard Game Olympics is included with an exhibition ticket. The Finnish Museum Card (Museokortti) is also valid as an admission. The event is suitable for participants of all ages.
Book breakfast 7,70€ / 15€ at Haihatus Shop
9.30–11 Vegan breakfast buffet
11-18 Exhibition open
Book breakfast 7,70€ / 15€ at Haihatus Shop
There is plenty to do in Haihatus’ Art Garden for younger visitors as well. The area features a playground with a sandbox, two slides, and the popular hobby horse stable with its resident hobby horses.
Last year’s crowd favorite, the Art Bouncy Castle, is also making a return.
Would you like to extend your Midsummer experience?
Camping is available within the Haihatus exhibition grounds in the spirit of Art Camping. Sleep surrounded by artworks and wake up in the heart of the Finnish summer countryside.
There is also space for a limited number of camper vans. Early reservations are recommended!
The vegan summer café Fantasia will be serving sweet and savory treats throughout the weekend, including vegan doughnuts made using a recipe from the local Tikander’s Grill.
Works by artists featured in the summer exhibition, as well as art and practical craft items made by local artisans, will be available for purchase in the museum shop during exhibition opening hours.
There is easily enough to see and experience at Haihatus for an entire day—or even a whole weekend. The event is open to everyone, including dogs. In fact, one of this year’s exhibiting artists is a dog!
Welcome to celebrate Midsummer in a place where art, nature, music, and togetherness come together in a truly unique way!
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