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A Ti-Ti Nalle concert open to the whole family in Korjaamo's Vaunusali, where children can join in with rhythms, songs and movement.
A free Vuotalo workshop for children aged about 5-6 with their own adult, combining movement, play and nearby nature.
A short free Finnish-language storytime in Villa Elfvik's second-floor Mäyrän metsä play space for children over 3.
A Saturday Pride Month craft workshop at Museo Leikki, where children can make a colourful rainbow decoration with their adult.
A Finnish-language interactive dance fairy tale at KokoTeatteri, where dance, theatre and a detective adventure lead into a space mystery.
A free youth art project at Pitäjänmäki's Purkunuta, with installations, graffiti, drawings, photographs, paintings and pop-up workshops.
A free children's festival at Kontula shopping centre, with crafts, music, dance, bouncing, magic, Pikku Papun Orkesteri and other activity points.
Free 12:30-15:10 children's programme at Senate Square: Skidit-disko and a creative Synttärikattaus activity point.
A free final concert at Pessi with ten new children's songs and a children's audience vote for their favourite.
A free children's craft workshop at Merkki where children make and decorate cardboard boots for Puss in Boots.
A 30-minute children's theatre performance at Teatteri Vantaa's Silkkisali, where Findus celebrates his birthday in a story based on Sven Nordqvist's book.
A whole-family summer theatre production by Teatteri Tuike in Malmi, where H. C. Andersen's story is given a lively, musical and clowning-based interpretation.
A wordless performance at Nukketeatteri Sampo, drawing from marionette tradition as Leonardo da Vinci’s inventions and dreams of flight come alive on stage.
A free English-language afternoon at Iso Omena Library's Stage with story creation, live music and readings from new books.
A free Defence Forces outdoor event in Ankkapuisto with an equipment display from 16:00 and three large evening concerts.
WeeGee's Pride Week Family Day brings children's music, giant soap bubbles, glitter tattoos, balloon animals and workshops to the courtyard and museums.
A Sunday Pride Month workshop at Museo Leikki, where children can shape a cute unicorn from sugar paste and cake decorations.
A whole-family summer theatre production by Teatteri Tuike in Malmi, where H. C. Andersen's story is given a lively, musical and clowning-based interpretation.
A free children's music concert in Cultural House Martinus's event park, where Henna ja Supersankarit invite families to sing, dance and play.
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