A good life looks different for everyone

Programme

The Everyday Wellbeing Fair offers plenty to see, experience and try for visitors of all ages. Throughout the day, Karin kampus will be filled with music, performances, lectures, workshops and other activities related to well-being and hobbies.

Sydäntila

  • 11.00 – MIELI Länsirannikon mielenterveys ry
    The importance of daily routines and hobbies for mental well-being.
  • 11.40 – Rauman Ikäkeskus
    Activities of the Rauma Age Center and promoting the well-being of the elderly.
  • 12.10 – Rauma Parish
    Well-being in everyday family life.
  • 12.40 – Rauman Rotary Hauenguan ry
    Youth exchange and host family activities.
  • 13.15 – Svenska Klubben i Raumo
    Bilingual info session in Finnish and Swedish.

Ceramics D112

  • 12.00–15.00
    Welcome to explore the ceramics classes at Rauman kansalaisopisto. Autumn ceramics – a chance to shape a small amulet (no firing).

Gallery Triangle, D220

  • 10.00–16.00 Rauma Art School 45 Years! Exhibition.

Mirror Room

  • 10.30 – Open Circus Workshop
    60 min / Hyvä Elämä Project
  • 12.00 – Body Care
    45 min / Kipinä – Ninni

Hall 1

  • 10.00 – Pikku Papun Orkesteri
  • 13.00 – Satusetä
  • 14.30 – Hovimuusikko Ilkka

Hall 2

  • 13.00–14.00 – Rauma Flikkatten Göör
    Choir intensive rehearsals on campus.

Theater Room

  • 12.30 – English Theater Workshop
  • 13.30 – Adult improv group
    At other times, in the theater space, you can try on costumes, shadow and puppet theater, or join a theater and improv rehearsal.

Classroom D221

  • 11.00 – Karoliina Hallenberg (lecture in Finnish)
    Why do we always go back to the old ways? Where does lasting change really come from?
  • 12.30 – Karoliina Hallenberg (lecture in Finnish)
    What gets you moving? Values as the foundation of lasting motivation and well-being.

Youth Centre Viklo

  • 10.00–16.00 – Open House – Come and Explore!
  • 13.45 – Satusetä: Meet and Greet

Who’s taking part?

A wide range of associations, sports clubs, businesses, city services and other organisations have already signed up for the Everyday Wellbeing Fair. Most of the websites are in Finnish.