The 2027 European Masters Athletics Championships will take place in Jyväskylä, Finland from 11 to 22 August 2027. Competitions will be held primarily at Harju Stadium and other venues across the city.
Held every two years in different European cities, EMACS combines high-level competition with a welcoming atmosphere where athletes of all levels can challenge themselves and enjoy the international athletics community.
Held every two years in different European cities, EMACS combines high-level competition with a welcoming atmosphere where athletes of all levels can challenge themselves and enjoy the international athletics community.
EMACS 2027 will bring thousands of athletes, coaches and visitors from across Europe to Jyväskylä.
The event offers companies and organisations an excellent opportunity to gain visibility and be part of a major international sporting event.
We welcome partners who want to support the championships and be involved in creating an unforgettable experience for athletes and spectators.
EMACS 2027 offers a unique opportunity to be part of one of Europe’s largest masters athletics events.
Volunteers are needed in a wide range of roles within the event organisation, including competition officials, event operations, accreditation, logistics and many other tasks.
Volunteering is a great way to experience the atmosphere of an international athletics event and help make the championships a success.
Jyväskylä offers a unique mix of nature, culture and urban life — all within easy reach of the competition venues.
Whether you’re competing, supporting athletes or visiting as a spectator, there’s plenty to explore during your stay.
The area around Harju Stadium provides excellent facilities for athletics competitions. Explore the venue, services and key locations in advance so you can easily find your way around and enjoy the event without unnecessary hassle.
EMACS2027 Jyväskylä Promoted at EMACI 2026 in ToruńRepresentatives of EMACS2027 Jyväskylä attended the EMACI competitions in Toruń, Poland, from 26–30 March 2026. The visit focused on observing the competition programme