Glögg Mingle

In English below.

Jäsentapahtuma: Glögg Mingle 12.12.2024 klo 17:00-20:00 @ Ornamon toimisto

Tervetuloa mukaan viihtyisään glögi-iltaan täynnä joulutunnelmaa!
Nauti kuumasta glögistä, päästä luovuutesi valloilleen pipareiden koristelussa ja tapaa muita mukavassa seurassa – luvassa ihana ilta joulun hengessä.
Illan aikana maljapuheen pitävät mm. kuvataiteilija-muotoilija Anniina Dunder-Berg sekä ulkoministeriön maakuvayksikön päällikkö Mika Kukkonen.

Lämpimästi tervetuloa!
Tapahtumaan on rajoitettu määrä paikkoja, ilmoittauduthan sitovasti.

Tapahtuma tuotetaan yhteistyössä Finnish Design Infon kanssa. Illan herkut tarjoaa Puudelicatessen 🐩

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Member Event: Glögg Mingle
December 12th, 2024 | 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM @ Ornamo Office

You are warmly invited to a cozy glögg evening full of holiday spirit!
The event features gingerbread decorating, networking, and inspiring conversations in a relaxed and warm atmosphere. Enjoy hot glögg*), unleash your creativity with cookie decorations, and connect with others for a delightful evening in the spirit of the season. During the evening, a toast speech will be given by, among others, visual artist-designer Anniina Dunder-Berg and Mika Kukkonen, Head of the Public Diplomacy Unit at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.

We look forward to seeing you!
The event has a limited number of spots, so please register with a binding commitment. Register for the event by clicking the ”Varaa Paikka” button.

The event is produced in collaboration with Finnish Design Info. The evening’s treats are provided by Puudelicatessen 🐩.

*) Glögg/Glögi is a traditional Nordic holiday drink, particularly popular in Finland and Sweden. It is a spiced, warm beverage that resembles German glühwein. Glögi is typically made from red wine or a juice base (such as blackcurrant or grape juice) and is flavored with spices like cinnamon, cloves, cardamom, and ginger.

Glögi is usually served hot, often with the addition of almonds and raisins. The alcoholic version is often made with red wine or fortified with stronger spirits like rum or vodka, while non-alcoholic versions are based on fruit juices.