Kanneltalo

Welcome to Kanneltalo

Kanneltalo is a robust theatre and concert building located right next to Kannelmäki train station, a 13-minute train drive away from Helsinki Central Railway Station. Kanneltalo’s hall is used to host several premiere performances and a wide range of visiting events every year. In addition to a performance venue, Kanneltalo also serves as the shared living room of the residents of the Kaarela area. The pleasant lobby has space for simply hanging around, the high gallery invites visitors to enjoy changing exhibitions and the café is used to hold free-of-charge performances and events. The building also houses a library, an adult education centre and a youth centre.

Become a regular customer and follow us on social media

 As a regular customer, you will receive benefits and be among the first to hear Kanneltalo news. We also organise events for regular customers, such as previews of performances. The electronic regular customer letter published monthly includes news, programme tips, regular customer benefits and competitions (in Finnish). Regular customers also receive a seasonal brochure (in Finnish) delivered to their home twice a year, if they so wish. You can become a Kanneltalo regular customer by filling in the form behind the link below.
You can also find us on Facebook and Instagram. 

We are part of the City of Helsinki

The City of Helsinki Culture and Leisure Division operates a total of eight cultural centres: Annantalo, Caisa, Kanneltalo, Malmitalo, Maunula House, Stoa, Savoy Theatre and Vuosaari House. Cultural centres offer residents of Helsinki a variety of cultural services, such as concerts, theatre performances, exhibitions, children’s events and arts education. Espa Stage also offers outdoor concerts in the summertime. Events at cultural centres are organised in close collaboration with Helsinki’s arts and culture sector and the residents of Helsinki.

Services offered by the City of Helsinki Culture and Leisure Division also include sports, youth and library services, HAM Helsinki Art Museum, the City Museum and the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra.