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Siilinjärvi Spring Market at the market place 23.4.2026 at 8 am – 18 pm

Map showing the locations of the gateway sites ( pdf)

Siilinjärvi Market’s year-round market hours are Mon-Sat 9.00 – 18.00.
You can rent a daily, monthly or yearly stand for selling at the market. The market fee is collected between May and August. At other times the market is free of charge.

The market is supervised by the municipal parks department.
You can contact the market supervisor at 0447401535.

Welcome to the municipality’s own hidden gem – a market that may be small, but is full of life! Although a little hidden, the market is full of surprises – especially if you get there at the right time.
In summer, the market really comes alive, just like any other market. On sunny days, you’ll see children frolicking around the fountain, where the sound of the water sloshing brings a cooling breeze to the locals. Around the corner, an ice-cream stall beckons locals and passers-by alike to enjoy the sweetest moments of summer – and perhaps the fresh delights of a small market table. Seasonal traders will be on hand to sell their wares: fresh berries, vegetables, flowers, and handicrafts. The market is then buzzing like a small beehive.

The opening of the Christmas season brings a wonderful atmosphere to the municipal market, as the Christmas lights come on and twinkle in the winter twilight. Perhaps Santa Claus will be there to delight the children. It’s an event that will get the whole village in the Christmas spirit.

The year 2024 brought a big wish for the market – a children’s playground! Now the square is filled with the joyful laughter of children as they whizz around the new playground equipment. The playground has already become a family favourite, with many families staying longer than they originally planned.

But in winter, when the ice cream stand is closed and the fountain is resting, the market becomes quieter. It acts more as a transit point, but perhaps it is then that the quietness of the market has its own magic. It’s when the busy footsteps echo off the walls of the buildings and give way to the small respites of everyday life.

The market is therefore a place that lives with the seasons and the visitors. Perhaps next time you pass it, stop for a moment, look around and find your favourite.