Welcome to Korjaamo!

KORJAAMO GIG TIPS

Please arrive in good time to avoid the longest queues. The Bar & Bistro in Korjaamohalli is open before the gig starts, so you can come for food and drinks beforehand, or drop by the restaurant after the gig.

Have your ticket ready. If your ticket is on your phone, turn up the screen brightness in advance so the ticket check goes smoothly.

The cloakroom fee applies to everyone. A €3.90 cloakroom fee is charged to all visitors at Korjaamo’s public events. The fee is charged even if you don’t leave anything in the cloakroom, so please have your payment card ready.

The fee helps cover the cost of security. Security staff and cloakroom attendants are there to give advice and directions and to assist, for example, people with reduced mobility. A key part of their job is making sure the venue and the event are safe and orderly for every guest, and they are also ready to respond to situations requiring first aid.

Coats and large bags to the cloakroom. Outerwear, large backpacks and bags must be left in the cloakroom. Please take off your coat before you reach the cloakroom so the queue moves quickly.

See you at Korjaamo!

frequently asked questions

TICKETS

Where can I buy tickets to Korjaamo gigs?

Advance tickets are mainly sold through Lippu.fi. You can always find the ticket link for each event on that event’s page on Korjaamo.fi, or by searching for the gig on Lippu.fi.

We recommend buying tickets only from official ticket sellers. Please also check event-specific details, such as the age limit, before buying a ticket.

If the event is not sold out, tickets are also sold at the event entrance.

How do I know if a gig is sold out?

If an event sells out in advance, we will announce it on the event page. No tickets are available at the door for sold-out events.

CLOAKROOM

How much is the cloakroom fee?

A €3.90 cloakroom fee is charged to every visitor at Korjaamo’s public events, even if you don’t leave anything in the cloakroom. The cloakroom service is provided by an outsourced service provider, with whom we work to ensure a smooth and safe gig experience for everyone.

Outerwear, large backpacks and bags must be left in the cloakroom.

Payment is by card.

Can I get earplugs at Korjaamo?

Yes! Earplugs are sold on site for €2 a pair.

AGE LIMITS

What is the age limit for Korjaamo gigs?

Korjaamo gigs generally have an 18+ age limit unless otherwise stated for the event. Please always check the age limit in the gig details and be prepared to show ID at the entrance.

Can minors attend a gig?

Depending on the nature of the event, minors may in some cases attend a gig accompanied by an adult guardian. Please always confirm this in advance by contacting [email protected].

Is an all-ages event suitable for children?

Visitors of all ages are welcome at all-ages (S) events. We recommend that children under 12 attend with an adult guardian.

S/K18 events have a separate area for adults only.

PAYMENT

What payment methods are accepted at Korjaamo?

Korjaamo accepts payment cards. This applies to the restaurant, door ticket sales and the cloakroom, so there’s no need to bring cash!

LOST AND FOUND

I lost something at a gig. Where can I ask about it?

Left something behind at Korjaamo? You can ask about lost items by email at [email protected]. We’ll reply as soon as possible.

If it’s urgent, you can also contact our restaurant during its opening hours: +358 40 504 0942.

How long are lost items kept?

In accordance with the Lost Property Act, lost items are kept for a maximum of 3 months, after which they are handed over to the police.

Korjaamo’s spaces and map

Culture Factory Korjaamo is located in Töölö in two old tram depot halls: the Vaunuhalli (Tram Hall), which also houses the Helsinki City Museum’s Tram Museum, and the Korjaamohalli. Between the buildings is Korjaamo’s sheltered courtyard that has a park-like feel. The Vaunuhalli houses Korjaamo’s largest and smallest event spaces, Vaunusali and Vintti. Connected to the Korjaamohalli event space are the Bar & Bistro, Kulmasali, Kino Töölö, meeting rooms and offices.

Getting here

Arriving by public transport

Tram
The nearest tram stops are Töölön halli (trams 2, 4, 10) and Ooppera (trams 1, 2, 4, 8 and 10).

Bus
The bus stops closest to Korjaamo are Töölön halli, Ratikkamuseo, Töölön kirjasto and Linnankoskenkatu.

City bike
There is a city bike station (Korjaamo 075) on the pedestrian street in front of the Vaunuhalli/Tram Museum entrance.

From the railway station to Korjaamo
Korjaamo is also easy to reach from outside the Helsinki metropolitan area, both by train and by bus. Buses run continuously from Helsinki Central Railway Station to right near Korjaamo (nearest stops listed above), and it’s also about a 30-minute walk from the station (a distance of 2 km).

You can find timetables and more detailed information on public transport in HSL’s and VR’s route planners.

Arriving by car

Korjaamo has no parking area for customers. The public parking area closest to Korjaamo is at Mäntymäki field (Mäntymäentie 1), about 400 meters away. The parking area is paid from Monday to Friday until 9 pm. Parking is free on weekends and after 9pm during weekdays. Please reserve time to find a parking spot, as the area also serves customers of the Opera House, Töölö Sports Hall, the Olympic Stadium and Bolt Arena, as well as local residents. Parking spaces can also be found along the streets near Korjaamo.

There is also a paid parking garage, P-Töölö, beneath the Scandic Park and Crowne Plaza hotels in Töölö.

Accessibility

Korjaamo’s public events in Vaunusali, Kulmasali and Vintti are accessible. Vintti can be reached step-free by elevator from the Vaunuhalli entrance. Vintti does not have an accessible restroom, but the other spaces do (including the Vaunuhalli lobby, which can be reached from Vintti by elevator).

There is no separate wheelchair platform in the spaces. Personal assistants are admitted to events free of charge. Please contact us in advance so we can help ensure smooth access, including when there is a queue. For more information, email [email protected].

More detailed information on Vaunusali’s accessibility:

In Vaunuhalli, the Vaunusali side is accessible to those using mobility aids. The entrance is fully accessible. Entry is through the main door, reached by a few steps as well as an accessible route from the Eino Leinonkatu side. There is old cobblestone in front of the entrance. The main doors are fairly heavy. The doors have lowered thresholds. The route is signposted, sufficiently wide (over 1.5 m), and lit. There is enough free space outside the main door for movement, e.g. with a wheelchair. Accessible taxis can stop close to the accessible entrance on Eino Leinonkatu.

Vaunusali is located in the same premises as the Helsinki Tram Museum. The museum is accessible for those with mobility impairments. The interior doors are clearly distinguishable. Glass doors have contrast markings, and level differences in the floor are clearly marked with tape. When you arrive at Vaunusali, the floor is partly covered with cobblestone paving.

The space has one accessible restroom and several non-accessible restrooms.

More detailed information on Kulmasali’s accessibility:

Kulmasali is reached through Korjaamo’s front yard. At the yard gate there is a gentle downhill slope about 2 meters long, but access is otherwise step-free. The door of the Korjaamohalli has two thresholds of about four centimeters. Access from the outer door to Kulmasali is accessible. Near Kulmasali, in the lobby of Korjaamohalli, there is one accessible restroom.

More detailed information on Vintti’s accessibility:

Vintti’s main entrance is via a staircase, but there is step-free access to Vintti by elevator through the Vaunuhalli lobby. See the information under “More detailed information on Vaunusali’s accessibility” above.

We are updating our accessibility information. If you need more details, please contact Korjaamo’s staff at [email protected]. You can also always ask Korjaamo’s staff and security for help on site.