- Date
- Tuesday, December 8
- Time
- 17:30-17:55
- Price
- 5€/child, 15€/adult
- Age
- 3-17 years
- Place
- Museo Leikki • Espoo
Teatteri Hevosenkenkä’s Lahjahevonen combines humour, music and a sense of history. Its fictional story visits Hanna Herlin’s toy shop on Helsinki’s Aleksanterinkatu around 1900. The show features Fanni Lieto’s puppets, while Museo Leikki’s collections include toys once sold in that shop. Kirsi Siren and the working group created the show, performed by Outi Haaranen-Halme and Sanna Hallen.
- Organizer
- Museo Leikki / Teatteri Hevosenkenkä
At a glance
- Date
- Tuesday, December 8
- Time
- 17:30-17:55
- Price
- 5€/child, 15€/adult
- Age
- 3-17 years
- Toilets
- Yes
- Baby changing
- Yes
- Stroller-friendly
- Partial
- Accessibility
- Partial
- Travel estimate with HSL from my location
- Accessibility
- The museum has a step-free entrance and accessible toilets with children’s toilets and changing tables. Outdoor prams stay outside; indoor strollers and baby carriers can be borrowed, with wheel covers for prams for babies of carrying age. Performance-room arrangements are not specified.
Plan your visit
- Practical notes
- The performance takes place after normal opening hours. The ticket includes museum admission, and exhibitions can be visited afterwards until 18:30. The entrance is on the park side. The performance language is not stated.
- Schedule notes
- The show starts at 17:30 and lasts approximately 25 minutes. The 17:55 finish is estimated from that duration. Exhibitions can be visited afterwards until 18:30.
- Booking notes
- Tickets are sold in the museum’s online shop. Whether advance booking is mandatory and how many places remain are not stated.
- Price notes
- Adults €15, concession groups €7 and children aged 2–17 €5. Museum Card holders pay €0. The performance ticket includes museum admission. Show your Museum Card or concession proof at ticket inspection.
- Age notes
- The organiser recommends the show from preschool age. Age 3 is an editorial interpretation of this guidance, rather than an exact organiser age limit. Children below school age need a companion aged at least 15, under a guardian’s responsibility.