Weekend Wrap
Food identity, world’s tallest wood building, movies and more
The sun rises for the first time this week since November in Northern Finland, marking the end of the Polar night.
Tiina TörmänenA Finnish food identity in the making and the world’s tallest wood building are the talk of the week. Discover the past seven days in lifestyle and entertainment from a Finnish perspective.
Hamy Ramezan’s debut film, Oasis of Now, will shine a light on immigrant experiences in Finland. (Photo: Sami Kuokkanen/Aamu Film Company) Read Screen Daily’s article
The Box is Posti’s idea of the ideal self-service shop. (Photo: Fyra) Read Dezeen’s article
Turku is the national gateway for all things culture. (Photo: Turku Food & Wine Festival) Read Wine Mag’s article
Hurtta harnesses are the top dog of animal active wear. (Photo: Hurtta) Read Business Insider’s article
Amphion keeps an ear to the streets in Australia. (Photo: Kaisu Jouppi/Amphion) Read our Daily Brief
The corner shop just became digital. (Photo: Alepa) Read The Drum’s article
Indie game Sky Beneath will puzzle your mind. (Photo: Mindhaven) Read Adventure Gamers’ article
Finnish music acts will step in front of the curtain in Groeningen this week. (Photo: Tero Ahonen) Read Music Finland’s article
Joensuu boasts the world’s tallest residential tree house. (Photo: Arcadia) ReadNational Geographic’s story
It’s put-up or shut-up time for New Year’s resolutions. (Photo: TE3) Read our Five for Friday
An original gastronomic identity is slowly cooking in Helsinki’s restaurants. (Photo: Jussi Hellsten) Read Borneo Bulletin’s article
Raisio’s plant-based products are oat-bound. (Photo: Roni Lehti/Raisio) Read Food Ingredients First’s article