Kerhotilat
Kerhotilat are shared spaces in Finland intended for organized hobby clubs, associations, and other non-profit groups to hold meetings, activities, and events. They are typically provided by municipalities, city organizations, or cultural centers as part of local recreational and civic services. The concept supports civil society by giving clubs an accessible space for regular gatherings.
Access to kerhotilat is usually granted to registered clubs or associations, with reservations made through municipal
Facilities in kerhotilat vary in size and layout but commonly include tables and chairs, whiteboards or flip
Management and responsibilities for kerhotilat typically lie with the using group and the hosting organization. Groups
Kerhotilat play a role in community life by supporting informal education, youth work, hobby activities, and