The event will take place this weekend in the surroundings of the city pond and Kajaanihalli. 21 artists will perform at the festival, including, among others, Apulanta, Arttu Wiskari, J. Karjalainen, Haloo Helsinki!, JVG and Vesala.
Domestic summer tourism was clearly quieter than the previous year. The number of overnight stays fell to a lower level than the previous year in almost all provinces. There were clearly more foreign tourists staying than last summer.
People who are tired of their cell phones already have their own bars. In Helsinki, at least two cocktail bars have implemented the restrictions. The nightclub world is still thinking about what to do.
At least two cocktail bars in the center of Helsinki have restricted the use of mobile phones by their customers.
No cell phones or no photography is part of the business concept of both places.
– I believe that some will come to us because of the _no pictures_ policy. People come because it’s interesting, Bidgood says.
All of Hubara is worried about the narrowing of literature if you can become a writer with the help of the general public. The Otava publishing house says that the number of followers is important when considering the publication of influencers’ books.
Wagner was anti-Semitic and Hitler’s favorite composer. According to historian Hannu Salme, a European problem is condensed in Wagner.
The debate around Wagner continues more than 200 years after the composer’s birth. For many, the composer’s name brings to mind bad echoes, for example because of his anti-Semitism. Wagner spread hate speech, but on the other hand he also spoke for universal understanding.
The event found an audience despite the bad weather.
Choreographer Boris Charmatz’s dance art is widely exhibited during the festival weeks in Helsinki. He currently runs the Tanztheater Wuppertal, founded by Pina Bausch, whose future performances at Tanssi talo were sold out in a couple of weeks.
The endangered species thrives on the breakwater, near which there are many places to eat.
The nesting of laughing gulls in Päijät-Häme is strongly concentrated in Lahti. The number of laughing gulls has decreased in Finland in recent decades, and the species is classified as endangered.
According to this year’s count, there are about 5,500 pairs of laughing gulls in Päijät-Hämee, two-thirds of which nest on the breakwater of Lahti harbor.
The breakwater in Lahti harbor, built 25 years ago, is located in a good location, sheltered from wild animals and close to eating places such as park lawns. According to Lammi, the laughing gulls of the Lahden colony look for their food within a radius of about 20 kilometers, for example in the fields of Luhtikylä in Orimattila. The species eats, among other things, fish and insects.
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Senaatti-kinteistöt sold the Aleksanteri theater on Helsinki Boulevard to BME10 Property Oy, owned by BOA Group. The purchase price of the property was 1,850,000 euros.
Linnan Pallo and Kokemuslento centralize the sale and seat reservations of hot air balloon flights. The organization wants to expand operations and secure the future of hot air balloon flights.
Two dodgy hot air balloon airlines merge. Hämeenlinnalainen Oy Linnan Pallo Ab and Orimattila’s Kokemuslento Oy centralize the sale of hot air balloon flights and seat reservations on a joint website.
– The future of Linnan Pallo has been thought about for a long time. Let’s try to solve the future in such a way that we get continuity after I reduce flying myself, says sixty-year-old Luoma.
Olli Luoma looks at hot air balloon flights ten years ahead. The goal is to get new pilots and new equipment.
– The popularity of flights has pretty much stabilized at the pre-corona level, says Luoma.
During the coming winter, the hot air balloon companies will prepare for the next flight season by transferring all booking activities and ticket sales to Experience Flight.
Linnan Pallo has flown 1,000-1,500 people every year. The number of passengers could increase to 1,500-2,000, Luoma calculates.
Operating for 27 years, Linnan Pallo has made public flights mainly in Helsinki, Tampere, Hämeenlinna, Lahti and Hyvinkää. In addition, private flights have been made in different parts of Southern Finland.
Founded in 2011, Kokemuslento has flown mainly in Lahti, Jyväskylä and Mäntsälä. The company has had private flights in different parts of southern and central Finland and in southern Ostrobothnia. In the future, flight operations will be concentrated in southern Finland.
Linnan Pallo’s CEO and pilot Olli Luoma will go to Jordan to make hot air balloon flights in September. From there, he will return in May to fly to Finland.
