This Finland-Swedish information and culture centre runs information and cultural activities for the public. It is a non-profit association founded in 2001 and part of a Luckan network of about twelve locations in Finland. Concerts, exhibitions, lectures, workshops and language cafés are organised together with other organisations. There are targeted activities for children, youth and immigrants, plus guidance and support services. The second floor has LillaLuckan, a children's culture space, and the Amos Kafé restaurant serves Mediterranean food and home cooking with Eastern influences.
Luckan UngInfo offers information, guidance and training in Swedish for ages 13 to 29. Luckan Integration provides immigrants with mentoring, workshops, social meetings and Swedish language cafés. Online services include Fyrk.fi, Fritid.fi and Hitta Rätt, and young people aged 13 to 29 can chat anonymously through Ärligt Talat. The premises are in the Picnic building. The entrance, toilet and seating are wheelchair accessible and there is a hearing loop, but there is no accessible parking.
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