3 X Gallery tour

Galleria-Taidelainaamo Horisontti

Alinenkatu 24

Maintained by the Uusikaupunki Art Society, Horisontti is not only an exhibition space but also an art lending service. From the exhibitions, which change roughly every month, you can rent artworks for your home at an affordable monthly fee.

Each year features around ten exhibitions, mainly showcasing works by local artists. The gallery’s goal is to highlight art from Uusikaupunki and serve as a kind of cultural hub on the city’s main street. Occasionally, works by visiting professional artists are also exhibited.

Members of the Art Society take care of the gallery’s opening hours and are happy to introduce both the exhibition and its artworks. Currently on display is the society’s own exhibition, continuing with slight changes until the end of April. The exhibition “The Skill of Seeing” features works by Hiltu Sallinen, Seija Itäranta, Valto Vaalikivi, Kirsti Lento, Heli Sammalisto, Kyösti Hallikainen, Juhani Vuorisalmi, Esko Lappalainen, Tiina Kuusikoski, and Kai Relanti.

The exhibition also includes a curated theme that visitors can use as a lens for interpreting the artworks.

Opening hours:
Wednesday–Friday 12–15
Saturday 10–13

Runonkulman galleria

Ylinenkatu 38 B

Founded in 2013, the charming Runonkulma Gallery invites visitors to drop in and experience art with ease. The monthly changing exhibitions aim to present a wide variety of techniques, working methods, styles, and themes.

The gallery often features artists from Uusikaupunki and nearby areas, but exhibitions have also been brought in from further afield, including Vaasa, Jyväskylä, and the Helsinki region. In addition to the main exhibitions, shorter pop-up exhibitions—lasting about a week—are occasionally held.

The April exhibition “Spring Meeting” presents paintings and ceramics by six members of the Rauma Artists’ Association: Tuula Kallas, Salme Kauppi, Risto Keinonen, Taru-Taina Nora, Jenny Vuorela, and Vilma Wallenström. The May exhibition is part of the 50th anniversary program of the Vakka-Suomi Art Association, featuring works by its members under the theme “New and Old.”

Opening hours:
Wednesday 16–19
Saturday 11–15

Liljelund-Hall

Kullervontie 11

Located on the ground floor of Cultural Centre Crusell, the exhibitions for Liljelund Hall are selected each autumn based on applications. The aim is to create a diverse and engaging exhibition year as a whole.

The 2026 exhibition calendar reflects this diversity, featuring photography, skull art, printmaking, and paintings. In total, there are eight exhibitions per year, with a summer break of a couple of months.

During spring, local work will be showcased starting from week 14 in the exhibition by the Vakka-Suomi Adult Education Centre. Before the summer break, an exhibition by the Finnish Artists’ Association will also be on display. In the autumn season, works by Veera Ruohomäki and Jozek Scaletta, among others, will be featured.

Opening hours:
Tuesday–Wednesday 10–16
Thursday 10–18
Friday 10–16

Also open during concerts, theatre performances, and other events.

Exhibitions organised by the City of Uusikaupunki