Culture and art

Culture and art as sources of wellbeing

Culture and art are linked to wellbeing and meaningful everyday life. Culture and art enrich our lives in various ways. For example, they offer an opportunity to experience new perspectives, emotions and ideas. The meaningfulness of culture and art is your own subjective experience.

Experiences of culture and art may be present in different forms in your life. Examples: 

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  • Reading a book  
  • Listen to music  
  • Drawing or painting  
  • Knitting or crafts  
  • Observing the culture and art in your surroundings, such as examining statues and paintings  
  • Attending activities related to art or culture.   

Learn more about the wellbeing impact of culture and art and find ways to make them part of your everyday life. The following sources and services can help you: 

Kaikukortti

With the Kaikukortti culture card, you can purchase free tickets for events and services like festivals, sports services or concerts, as well as course places in some education institutes. The card is personal and free of charge. Kaikukortti can be issued to a person aged over 16 who is a client of certain healthcare and social welfare services or operators that promote welfare and health.

 

Funded by the European Union.