Do you want to meet new people and talk to them? Welcome to our multicultural coffee and discussion morning.
In the group you will meet new people, you can speak Finnish, you can also speak in your own language, get to know Finnish culture.
Everyone is welcome. Come and join us!
The multicultural coffee and discussion morning is organised by the YKS-project in cooperation with the Salo chapter of the Finnish Red Cross.
Do you want to meet new people and talk to them? Welcome to our multicultural coffee and discussion morning.
In the group you will meet new people, you can speak Finnish, you can also speak in your own language, get to know Finnish culture.
Everyone is welcome. Come and join us!
The multicultural coffee and discussion morning is organised by the YKS-project in cooperation with the Salo chapter of the Finnish Red Cross.
The exhibition features old Salo-photos from the collections of the Salo-Uskela Society.
The exhibition is open for two weekends, Sat 30.11. and Sun 1.12. from 12pm to 4pm
and Sat 7.12. and Sun 8.12. from 12pm to 4pm.
Free entry!
Join us for a fun and relaxed evening at our Pikku-Joulu Networking Event at Salo IoT Campus!
We’re bringing the non-Finnish speaking entrepreneurship community together to connect in Salo, learn, and celebrate the season. There will be a special Guest Speaker sharing practical advice on entrepreneurship and new ideas.
We’ll also have a Pitching Competition, where aspiring entrepreneurs can present their ideas to a panel of judges. It’s a great chance to share your concept, get feedback, and compete for prizes.
Note: The priority to participate in the pitching competition will be given to participants of ”Business 101 @Salo: Entrepreneurship Course Program” (participation doesn’t guarantee a win).
Come for the networking, stay for the pitches, and enjoy a festive evening with us.
More information and registration link – Lyyti.fi.
The event is organised by KotoSalo and the KotoSomero -project in cooperation with Yrityssalo Ltd.
Bluesduo Jouni “Jay Kay” Kallenautio & Hannu “Vito” Laurinen
Jouni “jay Kay” Kallenautio: Sähkökitarat, slidekitara ja laulu
Hannu “Vito” Laurinen : Akustinen kitara ja sähkökitara
Musiikki pääasiassa perinteistä amerikkalaista bluesia, mukana hieman jazzia, countrya ja kansanmusiikkia sekä originaaleja omia kappaleita.
Singer Piija and Emmi Raasumaa invite you to immerse yourself in the magic of Christmas together. The concert will feature interpretations of the most personal and beautiful Christmas songs for the singers. Expect wonderful old classics as well as newer Christmas songs. We warmly welcome you to our concert!
We love Christmas and its atmosphere. We can’t wait to share the joy of Christmas with everyone through music!
Admission to the concert is free. Program 20 € (optional donation).
Singer Piija (Pia Ahonen) is a singer and music freelancer from Kuusjoki. Pia is a strong interpreter of emotions and a charismatic performer. Pia performs under the name Piija laulajatar.
Emmi Raasumaa is a singer and singing teacher from Salo. Emmi works as a freelance singer and performs with her own band Mosaic, as well as studying music pedagogy at Metropolia University of Applied Sciences. This soft-voiced singer’s heart beats especially for jazz, R’n’B, and soul music.
The accompaniment will be provided by the amazing Christmas duo Antti Samuelsson (guitar) and Eetu Sadeharju (piano).
Light artist Timo A. Aalto’s and visual artist Lotta-Pia Kallio’s media artwork Huone12 (Room12) brings to life the stories and ghosts of Wiurila Manor. The media artwork features the White Lady, ghosts that rattle chains and objects, nervous staff, a crowned snake, and the museum collections of the manor. Wiurila’s history and stories blend into a Monty Python-style animation that combines sound, light, and images.
Lotta-Pia Kallio: animation Timo A. Aalto: sound and lights on display from October 11th to October 27th, daily from 7pm to 10pm in front of Wiurila’s outbuildings.
The Sanojen Salo – festival of word art and poetry will be celebrated from November 8th to 16th, 2024. This year’s theme “feel” will be explored in a multidisciplinary and multisensory way, and of course, in a versatile manner!
Visual artist and expressive art therapist Anna-Maija Junnila will guide a festival workshop on Friday, November 15th at 17:30 in the Salon Taiteilijaseura gallery. The theme of the workshop is tactile exploration, which we will engage in through drawing, painting, and writing together, awakening our own creativity. We will also explore our own emotions and experiences, which will become visible through art and expression. Art surprises, brings joy, introduces us to ourselves, connects people, and creates conversation.
You don’t need any experience in making art or technical skills. There is no right or wrong here. We will use simple materials such as oil pastels and water-soluble paints. Materials will be provided on-site. The workshop is accessible and free of charge.
Welcome to join us!
The Sanojen Salo – festival of word art and poetry will be celebrated from November 8th to 16th, 2024. This year’s theme “feel” will be explored in a multidisciplinary and multisensory way, and of course, in a versatile manner!
The festival ends on Saturday, November 16th at 6 pm at the Kulttuuritalo Villi’s poetry club, where poems intertwine with dark-toned, melodic, and folk/blues-influenced music. The main performer is the band Sudenkorentokuiskaaja & Korpinheimo, which draws inspiration from nature, mythology, and mysticism, combining poetry and music in a new way.
Sudenkorentokuiskaaja, also known as Veera Ruohomäki, is a word and visual artist whose work is multidisciplinary. She has held several solo exhibitions and participated in group exhibitions since 2004. Veera’s poetry book, illustrated with her own photographs, titled “Minä odotan myrskyä” (I’m Waiting for the Storm), was published in 2013. She has performed at various celebrations, poetry events, and book fairs. Poetry and the power of words are at the core of Veera’s expression.
Behind Korpinheimo are the musicians Karoliina Laakso (from the cooperative Onnenjuuri) and Timo Kosonen from Yläne. Karoliina & Timo have been performing together in various lineups for over ten years, especially in the field of roots music. Korpinheimo’s music is their own production, and Karoliina is also making a new venture into Finnish-language song lyrics. Karoliina handles vocals, keyboards, and percussion, while Timo plays guitars and bass.
The Sanojen Salo – festival of word art and poetry will be celebrated from November 8th to 16th, 2024. This year’s theme “feel” will be explored in a multidisciplinary and multisensory way, and of course, in a versatile manner!
Lead your senses to a paper in Daniil Kozlov’s (Susinukke Kosola) playful poetry workshop! At the Kulttuuritalo Villi on Saturday, November 9th, from 11 am to 4 pm (lunch at your own expense in between), we will delve into observational and tactile writing.
During the workshop, we will explore different ways of verbalizing sensory experiences and learn to use them as raw material for creative writing. Shake your imagination awake and infuse your language with new vitality. You can also work on something to perform at the open mic night on Wednesday.
Free admission, limited number of participants. We mainly use Finnish, but come along and we’ll help you out! Register in advance by Friday, November 1st, 2024, at suvi.aarnio@salo.fi or by message at 044 778 4982.
Daniil Kozlov (b. 1991), known by the artist name Susinukke Kosola, is a writer and literary freelancer born in St. Petersburg and currently residing in Turku. He has published three poetry books and one genre hybrid combining poetry, essays, and verse novels, which received the Nihil Interit Poetry Book of the Year award. In addition to his written work, his poems take the form of poetry objects, jewelry, and stage performances.
In addition to his artistic work, he works as a teacher of lyric writing at the University of Turku and is actively involved in the literary field of his region. In 2021, he was awarded the Eeva-Liisa Manner Prize by the Finnish Authors’ Association for his work in the field of poetry. He has also been awarded the Silja Hiidenheimo Memorial Grant and the Kalevi Jäntti Prize. His next work, RYSSÄ, will be published in the autumn of 2024.