Welcome to the old assembly hall (S212) of the Seminarium building to listen to and sing along the most beautiful Christmas carols from Seminaarinmäki. This free event is open to all. Seats will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. The hall has a capacity of 180 people. Doors open at 4.30 pm.
The event will feature performances by the Kuohari Choir, comprising music education students, and the early music ensemble Olkipukki. University Lecturer Sanna Salminen will conduct the musical performances. Traditions will be honoured with a sing-along. The parish's Christmas greeting will be delivered by university chaplain Miika Mäkinen.
The audience will have the opportunity to make a charitable donation via an electronic payment system.
The collaboration between the Teachers’ Seminary and the Jyväskylä parish has been central to the origins of the Finnish Christmas tradition. The Seminary and its active musical programme served as a source of inspiration for the composition of Finnish-language songs for use in schools and choirs. Read more about the history of the Finnish Christmas tradition.
Wheelchair access via the side entrance on the town side. Further information on parking on the university campus.
