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The first Residents’ Evening of the autumn 2026 season will take place at Tampere City Hall on Tuesday 8 September 2026. At this open event, residents will have the opportunity to hear about, ask questions on and discuss current city matters with the Mayor, Deputy Mayors and the Chair of the City Council.

The draft plan for the Kauppi-Niihama hiking trails will be completed by the end of 2026, with implementation beginning in 2027. Marked trails for hiking, mountain biking, trail running and horseback riding are planned for the area.

The Urban Prosumers project invites communities and residents in the Tampere region to get involved in developing everyday solutions to sustainability challenges.

Until September, parking spaces will be used for people to relax instead of cars.

The City of Tampere surveyed users' opinions on the city app.

The appeal of Hervanta’s city centre will be enhanced with a 50,000-euro operating fund based on residents’ wishes.

For nearly 16 years, Regional coordinator Aija Karttunen has followed the development of opportunities for Tampere residents to participate.

The Tampere Residents’ Evenings, open to everyone, will continue next autumn.

Alternative uses for parking spaces will be tested on Pyynikintori square and Hallituskatu throughout the summer of 2026. The experiments are based on ideas from young people as part of the EU-funded Mobility Mindshift project.

During Manse Pride Week, 8–14 June 2026, Tampere will be filled with rainbow colours and a wide range of Pride-themed events.