This multi-purpose cultural venue near Tampere hosts concerts, theatre, stand-up, live music and films. It houses the Kimmo Pyykkö art museum with rotating exhibitions, and K-Kino screenings run under the same roof. The concert hall has steeply rising seating for a close view of the performers. The sculptural concrete building with its rust-toned facade has won several architecture awards.
The Jalmari cultural restaurant serves weekday and Saturday lunch with vegetarian and vegan options, either without booking or reserved in advance, with take-away available. Ticket sales, group and corporate sales and gift cards are offered. The website gives accessibility information and arrival guidance, and the car park, entrance and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
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