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The ESSE festival for performing arts will take place for the third time in Seurasaari, Helsinki on 29.7.2023. The festival brings together artists and art lovers in a unique way where performing arts meet with nature and the museum environment harmoniously.
The festival programme includes the internationally known magician Robert Jägerhorn’s and theremin pioneer Susanna Viljanmaa’s performance, Arctic Ensemble’s sailing streetshow Adrift, contemporary dance performance BUSKING by the multidisciplinary ensemble TARGET Helsinki and many other masters of the performing arts.
The programme starts with performances for the whole family and continues with more interdisciplinary performances for the adult audience. The performances will be seen in the atmospheric environment of Seurasaari Open-Air Museum and in the beautiful nature of the island.
The ESSE festival is produced by Agit-Cirk and made in collaboration with Seurasaari Open-Air Museum.
Age limit: All ages
Time: Doors at 10:45
Children under 4 free.
All tickets are exchanged for a sticker at the ticket kiosks on the day of the event.
Please note that the audience capacity of the performances in Halla, Karuna Church and Ivars are limited. The audience will entry into the venue in the order they arrive until the audience capacity is full. If the audience capacity is full, the last people who have arrived will not fit in to watch the show. The limited audience capacities protect the museum buildings. There aren't audience capacity limits for other performances. So please come to the venue on time.
Some of the performances are located on the accessible route of Seurasaari. The routes aren’t paved and therefore the accessible routes are challenging. The museum buildings are in their original condition and therefore not accessible. The courtyards of most buildings are accessible with a wheelchair. There are Helsinki City’s park toilets on the island and some of them are accessible.
