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Events at Nuutajärvi Glass Village
The Glass Village is alive with events all year round. Culture and experiences await visitors of all ages, engaging all senses.
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ARTICLES
Glass art reflects well-being
Collecting glass art is often perceived as a niche hobby mastered for a select few. In reality, acquiring handcrafted glass is easier—and more meaningful—than many people think. It’s a personal choice that brings joy to life while supporting the vitality of culture and craftsmanship.
COURSES
Summer 2026 intensive courses announced
Registration for next summer’s glassblowing courses is now open! On the week-long intensive courses, experienced glassmakers from around the world will challenge you to push the boundaries of creativity and technique.
EXHIBITIONS
Shared Glow
PRYKÄRI VINTTIGALLERIA | 22 NOV 2025 – SPRING 2026
The exhibition brings together art works by international artists who have worked in Nuutajärvi, many of which were created in collaboration with local artisans. The pieces come from the village, the artists, and various collections.
Easter at the Glass Village
4 April 2026 | 9–15
Easter in Finland’s oldest glass village offers things to see and do for the whole family: glassblowing, small Easter adventures for children, and delicious treats in the historic setting.
Glassblowing experience
Try glassblowing and create your own glass rose, ball or swan between 11 AM and 3 MP. Experiences 50 €/person must be booked in advance: myynti@nuutajarvenlasi.fi
For children
– Photo scavenger hunt around the Glass Village (small Easter prize)
– Easter crafts indoors
Treats
– Easter menu at restaurant Pruuki Bistro
– Ice cream scoop offer €2 / scoop
– On Sunday, April 5, pizza from 12–18 at restaurant Pub Airanne (pub open 12–19)
Also open
– Takolasi
– Nuutajärvi Shop
– Vintage Lasi Myymälä Pikku Masa
Program details will be updated.
Both free and paid program
There is a lot to see in the Glass Village:
· Enjoy lunch at Pruuki Bistro or coffee at the cozy Café Olderman
· Admire Oiva Toikka’s iconic glass birds in the permanent Lintukoto exhibition
· Dive into the story of Finnish glass design at the Prykäri Glass Museum – featuring the Shared Glow exhibition in the Vinttigalleria and works by Samuli Parkkinen in the Aula
· Wander through the 19th‑century surroundings and explore the village’s galleries and boutiques
· Stop by Pub Airanne for a drink (after 4 PM)
· Stay overnight and complete your visit with a peaceful sleep at Kylähotelli 1793
Discover the history of glass and a village full of wonders.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The Glass Village is easy to reach by car. The village is located in the middle of forests in Urjala, between Tampere and Turku, and there is plenty of free parking available for visitors.
By car, the trip takes less than an hour from Tampere, about an hour from Turku, and about two hours from Helsinki or Lahti.
Read more on the Info page.
Yes. The village’s own Kylähotelli 1793 offers peaceful accommodation right in the heart of the Glass Village. The hotel’s 18 unique rooms open directly into the atmosphere of an 1850s glassworks.
Reservations and additional information are available online or by contacting our sales team.
Yes, the Glass Village welcomes visitors all year round.
Outside the summer season, cafés, restaurants, and the museum may operate with reduced opening hours. Up-to-date information can always be found on the Info page.
Most likely yes. At Nuutajärvi Glass Village you can combine your visit with experiences in the lush landscapes of Nuutajärvi or with activities involving hot glass.
We are happy to help you plan an activity that fits your wishes and schedule. Please contact us as early as possible so we can arrange a glassblower or a nature guide to assist you.
If you didn’t find the answer to your question, please contact us — we’re here to help!
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