We tell the story of the Sámi — past, present, and future

1.4.2026 - 20.9.2026

Sámi perspectives in video games have become increasingly common since the 1980s. This exhibition celebrates the ability of the Sámi people to define their own place in the digital world. It invites visitors to experience how traditions, the present, and various futures converge in digital realms.

17.4.2026 - 27.9.2026

The exhibition Changing Climate – What will future bring for the Arctic?, created by Metsähallitus Parks & Wildlife Finland, offers a concrete look at how rapidly the northern climate is changing and how these shifts appear in nature, wildlife, and everyday life. The exhibition explores themes ranging from shorter winters and melting glaciers to the challenges faced by Arctic species.

The Siida Shop: Authentic Sámi Design & Literature The Siida Shop is more than just a museum store; it is a curated gateway to the Sámi culture and the Arctic wilderness. Whether you are looking for a meaningful keepsake or a deep dive into Sámi literature, our collection offers the perfect addition to your visit.

Sarrit is a comfortable cafe/restaurant where you can recharge for a moment during your visit to our exhibitions.

At the customer service of the Metsähallitus Inari, we provide advice on hiking and outdoor activities throughout the northernmost Lapland, including the municipalities of Inari and Utsjoki. We assist in selecting suitable destinations and routes and offer guidance on safe outdoor practices.

Jointly presented by Kiasma and the Sámi Museum Siida, We Who Remain brings together contemporary artworks by Sámi artists and works engaging with Sámi life across Sápmi, spanning Finland, Sweden, and Norway. The exhibition opens at Kiasma on March 27, 2026, with selected works on view at Siida in Inari beginning in October.

Opening at Kiasma on 27 March 2026, We Who Remain is a major joint exhibition organised by the Sámi Museum Siida and Kiasma. It presents contemporary art by and about the Sámi community across the Sápmi territories of Finland, Sweden, and Norway. A curated selection will be shown at Siida in Inari starting from October 2026.

The University of Lapland, the Sámi Education Institute and Sámi museum Siida have signed a new cooperation agreement that aims to deepen their long-lasting partnership, as well as strengthen the education, research and development of the Sámi region.

The Sámi Museum and Nature Centre Siida achieved historic visitor numbers in 2024. According to statistics, Siida’s events and exhibitions attracted over 82,000 visitors, more than 20 percent higher than the previous record of 68,000 set in 2023. July was especially busy, with a record-breaking 14,000 monthly exhibition visitors.