Joka Ohjelmat
Event entertainment, sound and lighting services for venues and event organizers
About Joka Ohjelmat
Joka Ohjelmat provides hosts, karaoke hosts, DJs and bands for events. It also operates a recording studio and rents sound equipment, lighting, stages, tents and other event equipment.
The company sells, designs and installs sound and lighting systems for public spaces, including restaurants, ice arenas and sports fields. It also offers meeting and sauna facilities for rent.
Joka Ohjelmat was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Kalajoki, Finland.
Product: Event entertainment, equipment rental, sound and lighting installation, and recording studio services.
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