ARTS LAB at the Finnish Institute
Do you want to hear what the concert halls of the future might sound like? During the Baltic Sea Festival, you can meet the participants of ARTS LAB – a project that brings together promising instrumentalists and composers from across the Baltic Sea region in a creative collaboration. ARTS LAB unites participants handpicked from the Voksenåsen Talent Program and Creative Dialogue, coached by internationally renowned mentors.
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ARTS LAB at the Finnish Institute
29 August
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29 August 2026 ● saturday 13:00
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