The Children’s Culture Centre supports children’s cultural rights by offering a variety of art and cultural activities for families, children, schools, and early childhood education and care.

What is Children’s Culture Centre Färi?

Children’s Culture Centre Färi is an art centre that invites visitors to create and experience art. We are located in the Seikkailupuisto area in Kupittaa.

The Children’s Culture Centre supports children’s cultural rights by offering a variety of art and cultural activities for families, children, schools, and early childhood education and care, all year round. The diverse activities include cultural experiences, such as events, performances, hobbies, courses, art workshops and art camps. Professionals from various artistic disciplines plan and deliver the high-quality, participatory activities.

The Children’s Culture Centre in Turku was established in 1982. We are part of Suomen lastenkulttuuriliitto (the Association of Children’s Culture in Finland). 

Suomen lastenkulttuuriliitto - Lastenkulttuuri
 

Contact information and opening hours

The facilities of the Children’s Culture Centre are open only to those who participate in guided activities or performances. You must sign up for the activities in advance.

Principles of a safer space

We want you to feel welcome and safe in the Färi activities. That is why we comply with the principles of equality and safer space in all our activities.By the principles a safer space and corresponding operating methods, we mean consideration and appreciative behaviour towards everyone. In Färi, we uphold a respectful, listening and encouraging atmosphere. We treat everyone equally and respect each other’s personal space and artistic experience. We prohibit all forms of discrimination and racist speech and behaviour. The principles of a safer space apply to all customers, children and parents, visitors, employees and performers at Färi premises and events.

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