
Visitors to Helsinki are often surprised by its architecture, populated by unusual creatures and mythical characters from Finland's national epic, the Kalevala. This also inspired Jean Sibelius to compose some of his finest music, and artists such as Akseli Gallen-Kallela to paint some remarkable works, all coming together in Finland's quest for nationhood and turning its capital city into a jewel of art nouveau, but with a distinctly Finnish flavour.
a) in the Cultural Centre
Just turn up at the door, as we used to do.
Entrance is free to members of the 2223 season. Members of other branches of The Arts Society are charged €5. Everyone else will have to pay €10. So don't forget to join/renew before the lecture!
b) at home, streaming using Zoom
On the day before the lecture ...