Weekend Wrap
IN PICTURES: Weekend wrap
Musicians have plenty to show to international audiences as Finland strengthens its reputation as the place to be. Discover the past seven days in lifestyle and entertainment from a Finnish perspective.
Helsinki has sailed to a new high in tourism, welcoming 603 500 cruise passengers in 2019. (Photo: Paul Williams) Read the Port of Helsinki’s announcement
The cello has a very human voice but lacks the low and deep fundamentals of the double bass, says Timo-Veikko Valve. (Photo: Selby & Friends) Read Limelight Magazine’s article
Director Maria Veijalainen empathises with today’s teenagers in her feature film debut, Diva of Finland. (Photo: Silva Mysterium Oy) Read Cineuropa’s story
Allas Sea Pool is stretching its services to Oslo. (Photo: Allas Sea Pool) Read our article
ALMA has kicked off the second chapter of her career with some high-profile collabs. (Photo: PME) Read Idolator’s story
Oodi is the manifestation of Finnish biblio-enthusiasm. (Photo: Kuvio) Read CityLab’s story
Finland is one of the best places to make a business out of saving the world, a study says. (Photo: Julia Kivelä) Read our story
Esa-Pekka Salonen flirts with the Wagner a generation of conductors have been trying to get at. (Photo: Minna Hatinen) Read LA Times’ review
What do the Apollo 11 lunar landing and a small Finnish rural town have in common? (Photo: Perttu Saksa/Made by Choice) Read Metropolis’ article
Miia Tervo’s feature Aurora stood out at the 61st Nordic Film Days in Germany. (Photo: Dionysos Films) Read our story