Photo: Janika Sjöman

HOT GLASS DEMONSTRATIONS

HOT GLASS SUMMER IN FINLAND’S OLDEST GLASS VILLAGE

In Nuutajärvi Glass’s new glassblowing studio with spectator seating, visitors can experience the magic of glowing hot glass in live narrated glassblowing demonstrations.

Demonstrations take place on Saturdays at 2 p.m. During the autumn school holiday week in Tampere and Turku, demonstrations are also held on Tuesday and Thursday.

Tickets

Tickets to the narrated demonstrations can be purchased from the Oiva Toikka Bird Nest exhibition, located next to the new hotshop.

Admission groupDemonstration ticketVillage Ticket*
Adults (16 and older)€10€24
Senior/student€7,50€18
Children age 7–16 y€5€9
Children under 7 yFree when accompanied by an adultFree when accompanied by an adult

* The Village Ticket includes admission to one glassblowing demonstration, Glass Museum Prykäri and its exhibitions, and Oiva Toikka Bird Nest.

Timetable | 2026

The duration of the glassblowing demonstration is approximately 30–45 minutes, depending on the piece being crafted and the number of audience questions.

Please note that changes to the schedule and participating glassblowers may occur. Any updates will be posted on this page.

Are you a glassblower interested in creating your art in demonstrations at Nuutajärvi? Contact us at: teija.koskinen@nuutajarvenlasi.fi.

FALL/WINTER 2026

DATETIMEARTIST/GLASSBLOWER
SAT 10.10.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team
TUE 13.10.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team
THU 15.10.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team
SAT 17.10.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team
SAT 24.10.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team
SAT 31.10.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team
SAT 7.11.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team
SAT 14.11.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team
SAT 21.11.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team
SAT 28.11.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team
SAT 5.12.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team
SAT 12.12.2026AT 14Nuutajärvi Glass Team

This project has received EU rural development funding from the Pirkanmaa Centre for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment (ELY Centre). Its responsibilities are now carried out by the Inland Finland Economic Development Centre