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4.2.2026The artists from Central Finland, Timo Hannunen, Jaakko Valo, Kristian Venäläinen, Virpi Lehto, Raimo Reinikainen and Tuomo Blomqvist, will participate in the artist meetings at Jyväskylä Art Museum.
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6.2.2026Lomalokki, a guide to winter break camps and other activities for children and young people, has been published. Lomalokki includes activities organized by the City of Jyväskylä, associations, and organizations for schoolchildren during the winter break week from February 23 to March 1, 2026.Image
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5.2.2026When an employer in Jyväskylä calls the city’s Business and Employer Services, it’s often Business Specialist Tommi Tervakangas who answers. At the core of Tervakangas’s work is being a partner to employers and entrepreneurs — someone who listens, clarifies, and helps remove obstacles to the company’s growth.Image
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5.2.2026The Youth Council will comment on the update on the development of growth and learning services at its meeting. The Youth Council will also be presented with opportunities for the participation of young people with disabilities and a request for comments from the Ministry of Finance.Image
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4.2.2026The City of Jyväskylä's youth services are organizing two winter holiday camps, one of which will be held at the Palokka youth center for children born between 2011 and 2013. The winter holiday games camp at the Kuokkala youth center is aimed at children born between 2008 and 2012.Image
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4.2.2026The artists from Central Finland, Timo Hannunen, Jaakko Valo, Kristian Venäläinen, Virpi Lehto, Raimo Reinikainen and Tuomo Blomqvist, will participate in the artist meetings at Jyväskylä Art Museum.Image
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4.2.2026Are you wondering where you can find a community you like in Jyväskylä? Or do you want to find friends outside your own field of study? Students Iitu Lassila and Milena Niemivirta share their tips for those considering Jyväskylä as a place to study and for current students.Image
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4.2.2026Ohjaamo Jyväskylä is celebrating nationwide Ohjaamo Week from February 9 to 13. During Ohjaamo Week, Nuorten Talo in Jyväskylä will offer even more workshops and advice than usual. The nationwide theme for Ohjaamo Week is employment.Image
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4.2.2026On February 19, Jyväskylä Sinfonia will guide its audience through the many shades of the night, under the baton of the fast-rising French conductor Félix Benati. In the 2024 Jorma Panula Conducting Competition, Benati impressed audiences, musicians, and the jury alike with his captivating conducting style, earning the top prize.Image
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3.2.2026In addition to the general rules and regulations for sports facilities, the rules and regulations for sports facilities include specific instructions for swimming pools and gyms. The purpose of the rules is to ensure general order, safety, and comfort at sports facilities and to answer questions frequently asked by users of sports facilities.Image
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3.2.2026The City of Jyväskylä and Finnish innovation company Demola Global Oy will launch a collaboration in spring 2026 with the aim of supporting the employment and skills development of highly educated international experts, graduating students, and those seeking a new direction.Image
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2.2.2026The frosty weather in February encourages people to get together and enjoy cultural experiences. The Aalto2 Museum Center celebrates Alvar Aalto's birthday on February 3rd with a free event day. Share cultural moments on Valentine's Day at museums, concerts or the theater. Activities for winter break can be found on ’Lomalokki’ website.Image
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Discover Central Finland
Central Finland charms visitors with its unique combination of natural beauty and cultural gems. The region offers four magnificent national parks and no fewer than 3,700 lakes – the perfect environment for hiking, canoeing, and relaxation.
Alvar Aalto's world-famous architecture and two UNESCO World Heritage Sites make Central Finland a dream destination for culture lovers.
Jyväskylä is buzzing with events, sights, and things to do all year round – whether you're traveling alone, with your family, or with a group of friends.
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Welcome to Jyväskylä - City of Humane Growth
Jyväskylä is a vibrant and warm-hearted city. We believe that future success is built on cooperation, expertise, and well-being. Here, humanity is not just a value – it is a way of life.
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