Accessibility

Pikkuprovinssi is for Everybody

Pikkuprovinssi pays respect to the needs of guests with reduced mobility or other special needs. Everyone is welcome to Pikkuprovinssi as they are! We aim to improve the festival accessibility every year. Accessible parking is located about 50 meters from the festival area.

Pikkuprovinssi is committed to principles promoting non-discrimination, diversity and equality. We try our best to guarantee a safe and discrimination-free event to all our workers, collaboration partners, performers and visitors.

Accessibility

Event address: Törnäväntie 20, 60200 Seinäjoki. Find information about the programme.

Arrival and parking

The Törnävänsaari island can be entered from several directions: from direction of Törnävä Manor House, Törnävä summer theatre and from direction of Huhtalantie over two different bridges. All entries are for pedestrians only and are accessible with wheelchair. The roads are wide and sand-covered. The nearest parking lot is Törnävä sports field (Huhtalantie 72). We recommend coming to Törnävänsaari by bus, foot or bicycle.

Toilets

Due to the renovation of the Törnävänsaari maintenance building, the island’s toilet facilities are out of use, but there are portable toilets on the festival site with handwashing facilities. There is also a barrier-free portable toilet for the customers with special need. Toilet facilities can be found in the Törnävä sports field maintenance building, Törnävän Manor, and the Museum.

Seats for resting

There are seats around Törnävänsaari, mostly near the toilet/cafe building.

Löytöretki Trail

Löytöretki trail starts from Törnävänsaari. From there it goes to the park Brykärinpuisto and from there to Ruutipuisto nature conservation area. The trail goes along the pedestrian paths and turn into a forest path in Ruutipuisto. This part of the trail is not accessible with a wheelchair or strollers, but you can turn into a shorter and more accessible route when arriving to Ruutipuisto. The info boards and tasks on the trail are in finnish, but you can open the translated map with your phone. Read more about Löytöretki trail.