Embark on a boat trip to Amos Anderson’s (1880-1961) summer paradise!
Söderlångvik’s main building, recently renovated to its original 1930s splendor, has served as an art museum since 1965 and also highlights Amos Anderson’s personal history. After being closed for two years, the museum was reopened to the public in June 2021 with the exhibition Through New Eyes.
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Söderlångvik Manor has a new playground!
We would very much like to decorate a wall with drawings, therefore we are announcing a traditional drawing competition for children! The paper must be A3 in size, paper is available from the café. The theme is all that can be associated with apples; apple blossom, apple pie, apple picker, apple tree… etc. We want your contribution no later than 15.8.21 and the authors of five drawings will be rewarded with a portion of ice cream in Café Söderlångvik plus a surprise gift.
Do not forget to write the artist’s age and contact details on the back of the drawing. The café’s staff is looking forward to receiving your apple-related photos!
The customer service at Söderlångvik Manor takes a break over midsummer – Café Söderlångvik and Söderlångviks museum are closed over the weekend, Fri-Sun 25-27.6.
The telephone traffic and the e-mail will slow down as well, we are available again on Monday 28.6!
We wish you all a really joyful midsummer, do not burn yourself too badly and be careful out on the sea ☺️. See you again!
Join us in celebrating the season’s opening at Söderlångvik Manor on Saturday, June 12th 2021 at 11-17!
Programme
Programme and visitor directions are updated according to current restrictions.
Warmly welcome!
In connection with the reopening of Söderlångvik’s museum on June 3rd 2021, Söderlångvik Manor published a new book in Swedish and Finnish, Amos Andersons Söderlångvik / Amos Andersonin Söderlångvik. It is a compact collection of articles that illuminate the history and current activities of the estate from different angles.
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Amos Anderson’s Italian-style classicist villa stands amid a large apple orchard in Kimitoön (also known as Kimito Island and Kemiönsaari). The main building displays art from the Amos Rex collection, featuring artists such as Sigrid Schauman, Rafael Wardi, Sulho Sipilä and Ellen Thesleff.
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