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Tampere turns 247 this year, and the city will be filled with a festive atmosphere from 1 to 4 October 2026. Tampere Day weekend offers a varied programme for all ages, including culture, events, open houses and experiences throughout the city.

At the end of November, the Laikunlava area will be transformed into an atmospheric ice park, where visitors can get into the spirit of the ISU Figure Skating World Championships to be held in Tampere in March 2027. Throughout the month, the park will host public skating sessions set to music, skating sessions led by local figure skating clubs and spectacular performances.

Tampere’s 247th birthday will be celebrated during the first weekend of October.

The European Volleyball Championships, 10–17 September 2026, will affect vehicle traffic in front of Nokia Arena.

The Tampere Jazz Happening, which will be organised for the 45th time on the weekend of All Saints’ Day, marks the opening of the refurbished Tullikamari to the public.

During the autumn of 2026, a series of lectures and networking sessions will be organised to support event planning for small-scale organisers, DIY-minded groups, communities and individuals.

Tampere Day will be celebrated from 1–4 October, 2026. We invite everyone to join the celebration!

In early August, the City of Tampere celebrates Finnish Rock Week.

Tampere will host Finnish Rock Week from 1–9 August 2026. In addition to the concerts, the Finnish rock atmosphere will come alive through numerous side events, such as the sing-along area in Koskipuisto, themed nights at restaurants, as well as bingo, discos, and club gigs.

Puistofiesta, one of Tampere’s best-loved summer events for the whole family, returns to Hämeenpuisto on Sunday 2 August 2026 from 11:00 to 16:00. Celebrating its 15th edition, the free event invites visitors to enjoy live performances, hands-on activities and a lively festival atmosphere in the heart of the city.