Aino Areena hosts company events, seminars, meetings and private functions in Järvenpää, a town about 30 minutes from Helsinki by commuter train. The arena is a new building whose hall is framed by timber arches. It is also a concert venue, so its technical spaces and its main hall are built for large groups. The official site gives capacities for six spaces and mentions ten meeting rooms.
Seminars and company events
The arena has a business offer with several formats: organizing an event, seminars and meetings, private boxes called aitiot, and a quote request form. Companies can use the boxes and meeting rooms for customer or staff events. The team builds the package to the client's brief, so describe your program, headcount and date when you write.
The main hall, Areena, covers 2,400 m². It takes up to 2,400 people standing and 1,400 seated, which suits a company-wide gathering, a product launch or an evening with a concert program. Smaller formats use the lounge, the backstage rooms or the restaurant space.
Rooms and capacities
The lounge is 138 m² and takes 100 standing or 50 seated. The private boxes measure 28 to 30 m² each and host between 2 and 25 people, depending on the box. Backstage is 50 m² for 30 standing or 14 seated. The backstage sauna is 55 m² for 30 standing or 6 seated, a format that works for a small client evening. The restaurant space is 238 m² and takes 150 standing or 120 seated.
The site lists these figures as standing and seated numbers only. It does not describe theatre, classroom or banquet layouts, so ask the team which setup fits your format. It also mentions ten meeting rooms without listing them, so request the room plan with your quote.
Catering
The arena houses Delicatessen Aino, a restaurant run by the Delicatessen operator. The restaurant space can be used for dinners of up to 120 seated. Ask the team how catering is arranged for the main hall and the boxes.
History and setting
Aino Areena presents itself as a new event arena, with the timber arches as its signature. The site has a page on the arena's story, a 3D tour and pages on safe space, accessibility and sustainability. Concerts and public events share the building, so check the calendar for your date before you plan.
Getting there
Järvenpää is on the commuter rail line, about 30 minutes from Helsinki. R trains stop at Ainola, and the arena is a short walk from that station. A taxi stand serves the arena and event-day parking is sold on site. The access road to the car park leaves from Verstaspihankatu. All floors are step-free and served by a lift.
