Uotilanrinne Multipurpose Centre and Karin Kampus Open Their Doors to the Public During Rauma Day Celebration Week
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The open house at the Uotilanrinne Multipurpose Centre and the spring event at the Kari Campus will offer residents an opportunity to explore the facilities and activities in April as part of the Rauma Day celebration week.
Open House at the Uotilanrinne Multipurpose Centre on Wednesday, 15 April
An open house will be held at the Uotilanrinne Multipurpose Centre on Wednesday, 15 April, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Uotilan vanhatie 68. Visitors are welcome to explore the facilities freely.
– The public has a unique opportunity to learn about the activities and facilities of the multipurpose centre. The centre opened in January 2026 and houses a comprehensive school, a daycare centre, sports facilities and a self-service library, says Johanna Leino, Principal of Uotila Primary School.
Visitors wishing to explore the self-service library are advised to bring their library card. A librarian will be on site from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The parents’ association café will be open throughout the event. The building is shoe-free, and shoes should be left in the entrance area of the main lobby. The daycare centre doors will be closed during naptime from 11:45 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Spring Event for the Whole Family at the Karin Kampus on Saturday, 18 April
Karin kampus will host a spring event for the whole family on Saturday, 18 April, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Aittakarinkatu 10. The programme includes spring exhibitions by the Rauma Adult Education Centre and the Rauma Art School, as well as open doors at the Music Institute and the Viklo youth centre. Music and theatre performances will also take place throughout the day.
Children can enjoy an obstacle course in the sports hall and face painting from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Paid activities are organised by peer support students from Hj. Nortamo School. Visitors can also try the popular Wibit inflatable obstacle course at the swimming hall with a regular admission ticket. In addition, the programme includes a walking fitness test and an opportunity to explore the gym facilities.
– You can stop by the spring event just briefly or stay longer to enjoy the programme, such as a community sing-along or open jam sessions. The event brings together all campus operators and offers a low-threshold opportunity to get to know the activities, says Mira Ellmén, Principal of the Music Institute and the Adult Education Centre.
See the full programme of the spring event (in Finnish, pdf).
Karin kampus complex includes Hj. Nortamo Comprehensive School, the Rauma Adult Education Centre, Rauma Arts School and Theatre School, the Music Institute, the Viklo Youth Centre, a swimming hall and a sports hall.
The Uotilanrinne Multipurpose Centre and Karin kampus are key investments in making the City of Rauma an attractive place to live. Both developments support smooth everyday life, bring services closer to residents, and create safe, high-quality and community-oriented environments for people of all ages.
