Weekend Wrap
Finnish wellbeing comes in all shapes and sizes
Finnish wellbeing is coming your way in all shapes and sizes this week! Discover the past seven days in lifestyle and entertainment from a Finnish perspective.
Helsinki’s cafes are almost as good as a cuppa with momma. (Photo: Way Bakery and Wine Bar
Nordic music biz moguls have listed their heirs-to-be. (Photo: Aleksi Poutanen) Read Music Finland’s story
You thought you knew craftsmanship? Think again. (Photo: S.U.F.) Read HYPEBEAST’s article
Winter cycling is the new black. (Photo: Anne Hukkanen) Read The Guardian’s article
Libraries are not just about books, say five million Finns. (Photo: Jonna Pennanen) Read YLE’s article
Ulla Heikkilä’s feature debut, Eden, is off to a divine start. (Photo: Sami Kuokkanen)
The small town of Kurikka is keeping the elderly on the move and in high spirits. (Photo: Maija Astikainen) Check out BBC’s video
Next Games feels right at home in Finland’s gaming ecosystem. (Photo: Screenshot/YouTube) Read Computer Weekly’s story
For Revonte’s e-bikes, all the cool things are in the software. (Photo: Revonte) Read our feature
Finnish jazz great Iiro Rantala’s midlife crisis means giving back to the community. (Photo: Gregor Hohenberg) Read FMQ’s story
Tuffi Films takes on gender stereotypes in an up-your-nose kind of honest way. (Photo: Tuffi Films) Read First Showing’s article
Petri Kalliola is no hero in his own country, but 50 million South Koreans consider him a superstar. (Photo: Petri Kalliola) Read our interview