Espoo and Vantaa are preparing layoff talks that could lead to the loss of 500 city jobs. The potential job cuts may weaken everyday services for residents, with cultural services like libraries, sports facilities and concert halls among the areas mo...

The submission window for UMK27 is open from August 17 to August 23.

Flow Festival lit up Helsinki’s Suvilahti district on a sunny Saturday. We captured some of the best moments in photos.

‘Backwood Madness’ wins Best Feature at the Spring 2026 Independent Horror Movie Awards, topping a strong field of international independent horror films.

Flow Festival 2026 kicked off in Helsinki’s Suvilahti with a sold-out opening day and 32,000 visitors soaking up bright summer weather across the renewed festival site.

IKINÄ and the Choir of Hecate delivered a powerful live collaboration that celebrated female metal talent, fierce vocals and unforgettable songs like “Elämänviiva,” “Lautturi” and “Jumalatar.”

Helsinki is set to exceed 700,000 residents in August 2026. Learn how migration, diversity and population growth are shaping Finland’s capital.

In this film review, David Robert Mitchell’s ‘The End of Oak Street’ follows a suburban family in 1982 whose quiet neighborhood is upended by time travel. The film blends horror, Lynchian detail and Spielberg-scale ambition, while keeping its e...

Hellsinki Metal Festival returns to Helsinki with Black Label Society, Accept, Paradise Lost, Opeth and more for a weekend of heavyweight riffs and Finnish metal talent.

Jane Schoenburn’s 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' is a nearly unwatchable lakeside slasher that mistakes gore, sex, absurdity and satanic imagery for filmmaking.