Professionals in the cultural and creative sectors are warmly invited to join an upcoming online information session about Culture Bank (Kulttuuripankki), a nationwide digital platform that connects artists and cultural practitioners with clients across Finland.
This session is organized in collaboration with the City of Espoo, Globe Art Point, the City of Helsinki, and is designed especially for artists and creative professionals who want to explore new opportunities, increase their visibility, and learn how to present their services on the platform.
Event details
📅 Tuesday, 3 March 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM – 3:45 PM
💻 Online via Teams
🌍 Language: English
💶 Free of charge
👉 Optional registration: To be updated.
👉 Join directly via Teams: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/32640585896618?p=Ah7k3uxu4HpwODafhP
What is Culture Bank?
Culture Bank is a nationwide web service where creators can build professional profiles and publish bookable cultural services such as performances, workshops, talks, and community-based projects. Municipalities, schools, companies, and event organizers can easily search for professionals from across regions, creating new pathways for collaboration and employment.
Cities and municipalities in the Uusimaa region offer cultural and creative professionals living or working in the area the opportunity to showcase their services through this growing national platform.
What to expect during the session
During this information session, participants will:
- Learn how the Culture Bank platform works
- Get practical guidance on creating an account and setting up a profile
- Understand how to present services effectively
- Have the opportunity to ask questions directly to the organizers
The session is particularly aimed at professional artists and creative sector practitioners in the Uusimaa region, but everyone interested in learning about Culture Bank is welcome to attend.
Whether you are new to the platform or simply curious about how it could support your work, this session offers a practical introduction and a chance to connect with a broader cultural network.
We warmly encourage our members and the wider creative community to participate and to take advantage of this opportunity to discover new ways of sharing and developing their cultural services.
Learn more about Culture Bank here: Front page – Culture Bank