The main concert venue of the Mänttä Music Festival is the Kivijärvi Hall at Serlachius. The other venues are also located in Mänttä-Vilppula.
Venues
The Mänttä Music Festival is held at Serlachius, an art site in the cultural landscape of Mänttä. The concert venue is Serlachius Manor's Kivijärvi Hall.
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The Mänttä Church was designed by architect W. G. Palmqvist and it was inaugurated in 1928. The wooden sculptures by Hannes Autere and the altarpiece by Alwar Cawén give a unique touch to the Mänttä Church. Construction of the church was completed in 1928, and was built at G.A. Serlachius’s own expense.
Vilppula Church was designed by architect Georg Schreck and was built in 1891–1900. The church ended up in the firing line in the battles of 1918, and the hitmarks are still seen on the support pillars of the bell tower. The altarpiece is a painting by Pekka Halonen called “Kristus vuoritiellä” (Christ on the mountain path), an endowment by Thyra Jurvelius.