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A Journey Back in Time to Early 20th-Century Tampere – Vapriikki Opens a New Photo Exhibition
On June 4, Vapriikki will open a new exhibition that takes visitors on a journey back in time to Tampere’s past through historical photographs. Through images from Vapriikki’s photo archive, visitors can experience what Tampere looked like in the early 20th century, during the last two decades before Finland’s independence—an industrial city with its buildings, streets, market squares, factories, and people.
Night of the Museums will be held in Tampere on Saturday, May 16
Night of the Museums event is taking over Tampere once again, offering plenty to see and experience on Saturday, May 16, 2026. With an event wristband, you can visit 25 venues, see over 100 program items, watch spectacular performances, and participate in workshops. The program runs from 6 p.m. until midnight, and you can travel between venues on Night of the Museums buses.
Dive into the football fever at Vapriikki
In the summer of 2026, all eyes will turn to Canada, the United States, and Mexico as the Men’s World Cup takes place in North America. At the same time, in Tampere, the Museum Centre Vapriikki will be swept up in the heart of the football fever: a new exhibition takes visitors on a journey through the most legendary moments and stories of the World Cup.
A remarkable discovery was made during scientific research of Karin Månsdotter’s grave
The grave of Queen Karin Månsdotter (1550–1612) of Sweden is currently under scientific investigation at Turku Cathedral. The research is part of an exhibition project carried out by the Museum Centre Vapriikki, and it aims to generate new knowledge about the life of Karin and her family using modern scientific methods. The exhibition is scheduled to open in 2028.
Current photos from Ukraine on display at Vapriikki
On December 4, 2025, an international photo exhibition entitled Metro – The Underground Heart of Indomitable Ukraine will open at Vapriikki's Canal Gallery. The exhibition's more than 30 photographs tell not only of the resilience and invincible will to live of the Ukrainian people, but also of how the war in Ukraine is not just frontline reports but everyday reality for millions of Ukrainians who long for peace and are forced to live their daily
Tampere museums announce their programme for 2026
On Tuesday 4.11., Tampere Museums published the 2026 exhibition programme at Museum Milavida. The diverse exhibition year will bring the football World Cup to Tampere, spotlight men's fashion and present both classics and new names in art.