Venejoen Mylly

A Venue for Celebrations and Events in a Historic Setting

The old log walls tell stories of times long past, when villagers would meet during mill trips or while working on log driving, exchanging news and conversations.
The old watermill has been revived as a gathering place for friends, family, and groups by the riverside.


Come and be part of the mill’s story!

Called by the ravens
27.10. 16:00–18:00

Welcome to Venejoki Mill, the land of ravens, where stories, art, and local produce intertwine in the midst of autumn darkness. Visual artist Miia Rosenius’ works guide you through experiencing the mill’s surroundings and its stories in a multi-sensory way through art.


The program includes tastings of honey-infused drinks and Mylly’s bread, as well as art in the mill’s setting. Miia will also lead a small workshop, where you’ll have the chance to pick up a brush and interpret what you see and experience.
The event is free of charge. Please dress warmly.


WELCOME!

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MEMORABLE EXPERIENCES IN THE SETTING OF VENEJOKI MILL

Would you like to book an unforgettable evening for a group of friends in the charming mill? Is your father-in-law celebrating a milestone birthday? Or is it time to gather your hobby group for a summer outing and take a break at Venejoki?

Venejoki Mill offers spaces and services for a variety of gatherings in the peaceful countryside, surrounded by the cool atmosphere of the mill building.

Meeting place

The mill serves as a versatile meeting place; here, you can host charming birthday parties, family celebrations, or even memorial services.

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Experiences

We have designed unique experiences for various groups and friends! Discover the stories of the watermill, enjoy nighttime adventures, and create unforgettable moments.

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Events

Concerts, markets, village festivals! Check out the mill’s events! The unique 19th-century riverside farm provides the perfect setting for events with various themes.

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The mill’s history holds many memories, from serving food during poorest times, a base during the war years, the village’s first source of electricity, and a place for Sunday school. Now, it is home to the youngest generation of the family, reviving after years of quiet.