Libraries the Finnish way: welcoming, wild and wonderful
Finnish libraries are reinventing what it means to be the home of learning and information, offering activities such as reading dogs and 3D printers.
Unique Library Activities
- Book club meets knitting club, combining handcrafts and storytelling
Working with our hands can make us more vigilant – or relaxed.
The "Novellikoukku" or "Short-Story Hook" club is a social event where people gather to crochet, knit or do other handicrafts while listening to short stories read aloud, creating a soothing atmosphere.
Author's summary: Finnish libraries offer unique activities.
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