Piispisperantai de IHT tendr谩 como invitado a Aatu Pyy del Turku City Theatre
As daylight hours extend, people in Turku are increasingly engaging in various cultural activities, solidifying the city's reputation as Finland's cultural capital.
This Friday, the traditional Piispisperantai event at International House of Turku will welcome a new guest, following last week鈥檚 visit from Erkka Railo, a political expert and researcher. This time, Aatu Pyy, outreach coordinator at Turku City Theatre, will share insights on the city鈥檚 upcoming cultural events.
With spring bringing longer days, Turku鈥檚 cultural scene is set to flourish. During the event, Aatu Pyy will introduce the latest Turku City Theatre program, discuss the theatre鈥檚 history, and provide a broader perspective on Turku鈥檚 vibrant cultural landscape. He will also explain how non-Finnish speakers can enjoy theatre performances in Finnish, thanks to existing English translation tools.
- Date: Friday, April 4
- Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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- Location: Taiteen talo, Nunnankatu 4, 20700 Turku, 5th floor
- Free event, no registration required - doors are open to all!
Don't miss this opportunity for networking and support! Piispisperantai aims to help international residents integrate into the local community, offering a unique space for newcomers to connect, gain essential information, and explore opportunities with fellow internationals, all in the spirit of inclusion.
OTHER VISITS TO PIISPISPERJANTAI
Last week鈥檚 guest was Erkka Railo, a political expert and researcher, who explained who is eligible to vote in the upcoming Turku municipal elections. He also provided insights for internationals on Finland鈥檚 political parties and how the electoral system works.
Previous editions of Piispisperjantai have also featured Merit Kuusniemi, who discussed common mistakes made when starting a business and how to avoid them. She also talked about language barriers faced by internationals when job hunting in Finland, the differences between doing business in Finland and the United States, and the challenges of starting over from scratch.
Additionally, Olli Hakala from the Turku Chamber of Commerce shared insights into how the organization operates and how it supports businesses of all sizes.
