Aine Art Museum shows and manages an art collection that focuses on contemporary art, particularly works from Northern Finland.

This decorated milk shelf from Aunesgården has a far-reaching history. The shelf itself, with its many moulds, highlights everyday objects and practical utensils. It also draws attention to a demanding artisanal food tradition that makes the most of limited resources, and the way life has been lived in the areas surrounding Övertorneå.

Gällivare Kulturmuseum (Gällivare Museum of Culture), located in central Gällivare, exhibits the history of the municipality with emphasis on Sami history alongside materials which trace the story of settlers and the mining industry. The museum also organises temporary exhibitions of various kinds.

Haparanda City’s cultural department works with and promotes culture in order to reach the widest public possible, according to the principles of inclusion, diversity and equality.

Jukkasjärvi kyrka (Jukkasjärvi church) is a timber-lined, red-colored building, with a free-standing bell tower. The church is built in a rare sample of a wooden buttress church type, a construction that is the only one preserved in the country and Jukkasjärvi church is the oldest church in the Lapland region.

Korpilombolo kulturförening (the Korpilombolo arts association) is based in Korpilombolo, a locality in the eastern part of Norrbotten. The association was founded in 2006, with the main purpose of arranging the Korpilombolo European Festival of the Night, which is held between the 1st and13th of December every year.

English text

Sameslöjdstiftelsen Sámi Duodji was founded 1993 by Svenska Samernas Riksförbund och Same Ätnam. It includes entire Sweden the main point is to in the best way possible support Sami arts and crafts and to create knowledge about it and develop our cultural heritage.

The Sörbyn-Sundsnäs Homestead Museum is located in the old schoolhouse in Sörbyn. It houses a collection of objects that tell stories of the village and the surrounding area.