It is just an ordinary morning in the life of Apo Apponen. Half-asleep, Apo bumps into an increasingly funny cast of characters such as Kaaro Puttila and Sinikka, the replacement head of an electric toothbrush. Apo also has to sort out his relationship with the long-hated shirt.

The events of the performance stem from the everyday life of a family with children, as Apo’s activities and bustle are familiar to all children. This slightly stand-up style performance is a tickling experience for the funny bone, for example, for preschool-aged children and younger elementary school students.

Note! Show is in Finnish.

Mutaveijarit is an excellent children’s music band, known for their captivating stage performances and engaging songs. In the band’s music, imagination is unleashed and different music styles are combined boldly and playfully.

Sinikka Monte, who was seen in the New Music Competition in the spring, started making music at a young age, and her competition song “Ready to Leave” captivated with its emotional impact. Sinikka Monte is half Finnish and half South African by background, but she grew up in Austria. In her lyrics, Sinikka Monte skillfully combines Finnish and English.

The vocal group Valoa Vocals brings joy, swing, and lively harmony to Lace Week!

The polyphonic harmony singing of six vocalists merges with a jazz trio, featuring pianist Riku Kantola, drummer Timo “Tipi” Koskinen, and double bassist Juha Ellmén. The concert celebrates rhythm and vocal ensemble music in its many forms, from vocal jazz standards to the group’s own production. The ensemble’s musicians come from the Rauma – Lapijoki – Pori axis – Support Your Local Artist!

Litku Klemetti is Sanna Klemetti’s wild alter ego and a five-member band whose gigs are enjoyed by both music fans and their moms. Litku Klemetti, in the prime of her life, has a new album, Funny Girl, which is topping critic polls. Emma awards, thousands of sold records, and millions of streams have made Litku Klemetti over the years both a lasting favorite of the audience and critics, and a standard-bearer of Finnish indie music.

Lively atmosphere, the accordion’s rhythm, and straightforward playing have made Komiat popular. The band’s gigs are known for their joyful atmosphere, which draws the listener in and gets people dancing! The band is familiar to many from their radio hits Kaihosielu, Minähän vien, Pakka sekaisin, and Kaksin olis kauniimpaa. The first studio album was released in 2020, and since then the band has consistently released new music.