Tampere Residents’ Evenings are relaxed events where residents, local associations and the city meet and interact with one another. You can drop in for a moment or stay for the whole evening. City representatives are available to talk in both Finnish and English.

The themes of the Peltolammi Residents’ Evening include local services, the upcoming Peltolammi Wellbeing Centre, and the development of public transport and outdoor recreation routes in the area. The programme also features an art workshop and a survey on public art. Visitors can also learn about the activities of local associations and organisations.

Deputy Mayors will also be present and available to discuss matters related to the area.

The evening will culminate in a performance by the children’s band Mimmit.

Residents’ Evenings are open to everyone and free of charge. The event follows the City of Tampere’s safer space principles.

Coffee, juice and light refreshments will be available for one hundred participants.

Accessibility information

•    The event will take place at Peltolammi School, Säästäjänkatu 16, Tampere.
•    Bus number 26 stops close to the school. The stop is called Peltolammin koulu.
•    There are three accessible parking spaces near the school’s main entrance.
•    The main entrance is located in a recess. The route to the entrance is level, wide and well lit.
•    There are a few steps at the entrance. A ramp is also available. Both the steps and the ramp have a handrail.
•    There is sufficient space outside the door to allow turning, for example when using a wheelchair.
•    The door opens automatically with a push button.
•    An accessible toilet is located on the entrance floor.

Staff at the event will assist with accessibility-related matters if needed.