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The City of Tampere’s Moomin vision presents the city’s plans to evolve into a place that is home to the world’s only Moomin Museum - and even more.

The City of Tampere is inviting offers for arts and cultural activities for rehabilitative day centres, community meeting places, and senior clubs in Tampere.

In honour of National Veterans’ Day, a patriotic concert will be held on Monday, 27 April 2026, at the Sampola Event Hall.

During the first week of the summer holidays, the Adult Education Centre of the Tampere Region is organising a creative writing course for children aged 9–12, held from Monday to Friday at the Metso Main Library.

Finland’s largest outdoor learning event ULOS-UT-OUT will bring together 500 teachers, educators, youth workers, researchers, and municipal nature conservation experts in Tampere this June.

Tampere offers bilingual early childhood education and care, pre-primary education and basic education in German, French and English.

Cultural diversity is naturally reflected in many everyday situations in early childhood education and care.

The City of Tampere’s Trainee Programme attracted significant interest this year, and next autumn’s programme will offer a total of 34 trainee places across the city organisation.

The Tampere City systematically develops its early childhood education and pre-primary education activities through safety observations.

The Kaukajärvi Residents’ Evening will take place on Wednesday 29 April 2026 at the Kaukajärvi Leisure Centre.