E v en ts in Tartu from June 1 to A ugust 31

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Events in Tartu from June 1 to August 31
Tartu Summer 2007
Events
Concerts
Theatrical performances
Exhibitions
Sports events
Children and youth information
This calendar has been compiled by the Department of Culture of Tartu City Government on the basis of information present
on the website kultuuriaken.tartu.ee on May 10. The compilers are not responsible for any possible changes made by the event
organisers.
Design by OÜ Disain ja Trükk
Print by Paar
Exact and constantly updated information
from the Tartu Window of Culture:
Visitors to Tartu seldom go straight from one place to another. Their paths twist and turn and draw
images like the one on the cover of this booklet.
There are a number of things which invite you to wander around in Tartu.
700 cultural events.
Three dozens of museums and galleries.
More than twenty possibilities for active leisure.
More than thirty summer cafes.
Countless romantic meeting places.
There is always something to do in Tartu!
For more information read this booklet and check
the website www.visittartu.com
Events
1 June
Koidu Spring Fair
Koidu St 13 yard
kultuuriaken.tartu.ee
Come to the fair of Karlova district!
1 June
“Viss 2007“
Estonian Agricultural Museum
www.epm.ee
Exhibition-contest of Estonian red
cattle, children’s museum programme
„Shepherd-Boy is the King“, a fair.
Children can choose their favourite
calf. The international milk day is celebrated with separating cream and
making butter. Craftsmen and folk
musicians.
1 June – 31 August
Summer in Genialistid Club
Genialistid Club
www.genklubi.ee
Genialistid Club is a unique initiative
without a deadline in the Lutsu Theatre House. The club unites diverse
cultural events - plays and concerts,
film nights and lectures. The bandwagon of serial events has started off
successfully, new ones will be started:
„Selection of Academics“, „From upon
Pillows“, „Band Camp“ and „Author’s
Song“ go on, the autumn festival is
being prepared, „Selection of Theatre
People“ – a modification of „Selection of Academics“ –, and „Patterns
of World“ will be pulled off. What
the summer brings, noone knows,
not even GenClub. Let’s see what
will happen. The whole of GenClub
is impossible to express in words. At
least half has to remain a surprise. So,
attention!
1 June
GenClub presents: “Selection of
Theatre People”
Genialistid Club
www.genklubi.ee
The first event of the modification of
the academics’ disco series is dedicated to the premiere of the play „War of
Roses“ at Leigo on 1 June. „Selection
of Theatre People“ is a dance party
where music is selected by theatre
people. Clearly less intellectual than
the academics’ party but at least as
cool! DJs from home and abroad: dj
Kersti Heinloo, dj Maarja Jakobson,
dj Andres Keil, dj Tõnu Lensment, dj
Sulev Teppart, dj Janek Joost, dj Aarne
Soro, dj Meelis Rämmeld, dj Uku Uusberg, dj Tarmo Prangel. A wild party
all night long!
1–3 June
Antonius Guild Courtyard Days or
Whitsunday Feast
Antonius Guild courtyard
www.antonius.ee
During three days, city people are
offered a diverse cultural programme
and interesting workshops for the
little visitors. On Friday and Saturday,
evening concerts take place. Part of
the courtyard days is a fair.
2 June
Folk Costumes Day
Estonian National Museum
www.erm.ee
The folk costumes day brings together those who know well folk
costumes, those who have studied
folk costumes and those who wish to
do so. Everyone who has questions
about restoring, making or buying
folk costumes is welcome to get advice! A presentation of this year’s final
collections from Tartu folk costume
making school and an exhibition of
folk costumes.
4–8 June
Tartu Youngsters Music and Film
Days
City of Tartu and its surroundings
During 5 days the youngsters, instructed by professionals, produce
a video for the song „Let’s Go Fly“
by Kati Siht. The activities take place
in the form of thematic workshops:
rhythm and vocals, acting skills,
dance, video art.
5 June
International seminar “How to
Display Folk Costumes “
www.erm.ee
The seminar takes place in the framework of the Estonian-Finnish exhibition „Living Folk Costume – Folk Costume Tradition in Estonia and Finland“.
15–16 June
Major event “Kalev Vapper
Graduates”
Tartu Higher Art School courtyard
www.zone.ee/ideekonkurss
“... in other words, defending my final
project is my final project“, said Kalev
Vapper in a radio interview. He invites
everyone to the yard of the art school,
as he needs defence from the exam
board. All posters, banners, statements supporting his graduation are
welcome!
16–17 June
Open Saturdays at Singing Studio
Musaklubi
Rooms of the NGO Musaklubi
www.musaklubi.ee
Everyone interested in singing is
welcome. Age does not count, come
with the whole family! You have a
chance to discover the different nuances of your voice, develop your
breathing and be in an inspirational
environment. In order to stay young
and healthy for a long time, one does
not need to become a professional
singer – it is enough to make singing
your hobby.
23 June
Midsummer Day’s Bonfire of City
of Tartu at Raadi
Estonia National Museum
www.erm.ee
This year’s Midsummer Day is celebrated very prestigiously – Raadi
welcomes the flame from the President. An interesting Midsummer Day
party for kids, youngsters, adults and
seniors. A variety of artists, exhibition,
tours and orienteering contest. As appropriate to a true Midsummer Eve, a
big bonfire and village swing are not
missing, either.
23 June
Midsummer Eve of Luunja County
Luunja Song Festival Grounds
www.luunja.ee/kultuurimaja
29 June
Tartu City Day
Town Hall Square, Town Hall, City
Museum, O. Luts House Museum,
Athena, churches
www.tartu.ee/rahvakultuur
The guardian saints of
medieval Tartu were
the apostles St Peter
and St John, whose
attributes, the key
and sword, adorn the
coat-of-arms of Tartu.
Since 2003, Tartu City
Day has been celebrated on St Peter
and Paul Day, 29 June. Cultural and
entertainment programme!
29 June
Tartu City Day Papermaking
Workshop
Estonian Postal Museum
www.post.ee
It is easy to make paper by yourself! A
hand-made leaf of paper is perfect for
a postcard.
5–8 July
III International Wind Band
Festival “The Roaring Horn”
City of Tartu
www.PoTartu.ee
The wind orchestra Tartu welcomes
everyone: during four days one can
acquire new skills in workshops, play
in a big joint orchestra, show the skills
of one’s group or orchestra and see
what others are doing. Orchestras as
well as single musicians are welcome.
The festival will be attended by six
foreign groups: Tótkomlós Youth
Wind Symphonic Band (Hungary),
Puhallinorkesteri SUMU and Heinola
Big-Band (Finland), wind orchestras
Madona and Vidzeme (Latvia). For
the first time, professional groups
also take part: Estonian Border Guard
Orchestra (conductors Arvi Miido and
Margus Kasemaa) and Estonian Border Guard Big Band (conductor Siim
Aimla). This year’s guest conductors
and teachers are Bert Langerer (Netherlands) and Colin Cranson (U.K.).
Acrobats from Denmark perform at
the final day’s carnival.
13–15 July
Tartu Hanseatic Days
“History Lives!”
Tartu city centre
www.hansapaevad.ee
This year’s Hanseatic Days are special
because they bring history to life. In
the city centre, three eras are born
reviving the history of Tartu: the ancient period in River City, Hanseatic
period in Jaani City and the awakening period in Town City. Workshops
of craftsmen and artists, concerts
and a big fair, children get their own
city and good mood is ensured for
everyone. In the inner courtyard of
Domus Dorpatensis, a Hanseatic cafe
provides food for body and soul (concerts, exhibition). It is worth to be in
Tartu during the Hanseatic Days!
Main events
of Tartu Hanseatic Days
13 July
• Opening ceremony and fire show
on river Emajõgi
• Opening of the Hanseatic fair at
Town Hall Square, a procession
14 July
• Big attraction: „Miracle: Vacuum!“
or Magdeburg Hemispheres on
Emajõgi
• Awakening period concert at Town
Hall Square
• Knights tournament on Toome Hill
15 July
• Closing ceremony
13–15 July
Hanseatic Days Workshops in
Postal Museum
www.post.ee
Correspondence has been important
for a tradesmen since medieval times.
The museum offers three workshops:
a scriptorium, papermaking and seal
workshop.
14 July
Ahhaa, Magdeburg Hemispsheres
on Emajõgi!
River Emajõgi
ahhaa.ee
The famous 400-year-old scientific
experiment “Miracle: Vacuum!” is now
repeated in collaboration of German
Culture Institute and Science Centre
AHHAA. In the original experiment
Otto von Guericke pumped the system of two half-spheres empty of air,
after which even eight pairs of horses
could not separate the metal sphere.
During the Hanseatic Days dozens of
horsepowers are used to try to beat
the air pressure. Boats Jõmmu and
Pegasus take part, music by a wind
orchestra.
14 July
Hanseatic Games Courtyard
Inner courtyard of Tartu Toy
Museum
www.mm.ee
A medieval style event for everyone
interested in games. One can try
out Hanseatic skill and table games,
walking with sticks and rolling hoops,
writing on a wax board and shaping
game pieces out of clay. Three times
a day the children’s tournament with
„horses“ tests the hitting precision of
riders. Needle maidens show how
to make fancy handicraft. Medieval
music is performed by an early music
ensemble. For free!
16 July
XX International Folklore Festival
„Baltica 2007“ Day in Tartu
Children’s programme during the day
grows into Tartu County party by the
evening. At the main concert in the
evening, best folklore groups of Tartu
County perform together with festival
guests. Musicians from Costa Rica,
folklore groups from Cretan island
and Belarus have promised to come
to Tartu.
29 July
Open shooting of the TV show
„Sing Along“
Luunja rose garden
www.luunja.ee/kultuurimaja
15 August
Rye Harvesting Day
www.epm.ee
We will reap rye with a sickle, thresh
rye, grind flour with a quern, bake
and taste bread. Horse ride from the
field to the museum.
17–20 August
II River Emajõgi Festival
River Emajõgi and its banks
During the festival concerts, a fishing
contest, a barbeque contest, presentations of water vehicles on the river
and on the banks take place. A boat
cinema with film programmes and
workshops are also open.
25–26 August
Extreme sports festival
„Extreme Battle 2007“
Town Hall Square
www.extreme-battle.com
The festival brings to Tartu about a
hundred extreme sports enthusiasts
from Estonia and abroad. The Town
Hall Square becomes a sports park:
crazy and dangerous air rides on
wheels, a cross race contest, skilful
riders in trial contest and BMX flatland
area, best waterboarders on the river
Emajõgi, skateboarders, rollerskaters
and scooter-riders. Competition in
altogether 15 disciplines. Audience is
provided adrenalin by benji-jump and
sky jump. A cycling competition for
up to 8-year-olds.
28 August – 2 September
Film Festival „tARTuFF – Love’s
Various Faces“
Town Hall Square, Athena Centre,
Tartu University Library
www.tartuff.ee
In programme are films at Town Hall
Square and Athena centre, a conference „Religion Tolerance“ in Tartu
University Library. Altogether 24 films
are shown: 12 screenings at Town Hall
Square and 12 conference screenings in Athena. The focus of the films
is on variations of love and similarly
to the last year, each day has its own
topic. The opening and closing topics
remain the same: „What is love?“ and
„Happy end“.
Concerts
Live music and
club evenings in cafes
Big Ben Pub
www.bigbenpub.ee
Place Beer Colours
www.bcplace.ee
Püssirohukelder
www.pyss.ee
Ristiisa Pubi
www.ristiisapubi.ee
Suudlevad Tudengid
www.maksuamet.com
Trehv
www.trehv.ee/sessioon
University cafe
www.kohvik.ut.ee
Quarter-Hours of Midday Music
Tartu St John’s Church
Quarter-hours of midday music on
every Tuesday and Friday at 12.15.
1 June
Children’s Day concert
O. Luts Home Museum
linnamuuseum/tartu.ee
The singer Hedvig Hanson and
guitarist Marek Talts perform in the
museum’s garden. Children can also
perform. After the concert, drawing
competition for children, prizes!
Promenade concert
“Emajõe Summer 2007”
City of Tartu
www.PoTartu.ee
Over the summer, promenade concerts with varied programme take
place in the most beautiful places in
Tartu. Every week also live music in
several open air cafes.
2 June
Concert of Amherst College
Choirs (U.S.) and Tartu Students
Mixed Choir
Tartu University main hall
Performing are the women’s, men’s
and mixed choirs of Amherst College
and Tartu Students Mixed Choir, the
conductor is Valli Ilvik.
2 June
Concert-festival Buzz ’07
Tartu Song Festival Grounds
www.buzz.ee
Performances by Dingo (Finland),
Tõnis Mägi and Muusik Seif, No-BigSilence, Ines, Cool D & DJ Critical.
A bit older people have an opportunity to recall their youth days, today’s
youngsters can enjoy their idols.
2 June
Vanilla Ninja live
Club Illusion
www.illusion.ee
The most well-known Estonian poprock band in the world.
7–9 June
Heritage music festival
“World Village”
Athena Centre, St John’s Church
www.maailmakyla.ee
The heritage music festival has
moved to Tartu. Before the second
event, one cannot talk about traditions, but the content is clear: it can
only be the best. Traditions from
the world’s various corners. Sounds
from thousands of years ago and the
future. In addition to concerts, a conference, film and lecture. There is also
the goalgame, familiar from Tallinn.
7 June (Athena Centre)
• Eesti Keeled feat. Riho Sibul and
Jaak Johanson
• Kärt Johanson and Robert
Jürjendal
• Avenue and Suprjadki
8 June
• Tiit Kikas: “String Theory” (Athena
Centre)
• Stephan Micus (Germany) (St
John’s Church)
• Niyaz (Iran/U.S.) (Athena Centre)
9 June
• Concert-final event (Tartu University main hall), graduates of H. Eller
Music School
• Shin Egari (Georgia) (Athena Centre)
• Dona Rosa (Portugal) (St John’s
Church)
• Re-Use (Athena Centre): fashiontheatre-musical performance by
Reet Aus
• Sergio Bastos (Brazil) and Raivo
Tafenau’s band (Athena Centre)
9 June
Final concert
www.tmk.ee
Performance by this year’s graduates
of H. Eller Music School.
12 June
Organ concert
Tartu St Peter’s Church
Performance by the German organ
player Brita Schmidt.
14 June
Concert of Mourning Day
In programme, G. Pergoles’s „Stabat
mater“, soloists Eveli Pruuli and Vilja
Sliževski. On the organ Miina Kuusemaa, Piret Stepanov, Anneli Klaus.
14–17 June
VI Festival of Estonian Young
Composers
14 June
• Kadri-Ann Sumera (piano) concert
“Sound-Image”
15 June
• Vox Clamantis, artistic director
Jaan-Eik Tulve
16 June
• ENHF workshop on the works of
Tõnis Kaumann
• Author concert of Tõnis Kaumann,
performers: Vox Clamantis, Voces
Musicales, Teele Jõks, Anto Õnnis,
Vambola Krigul, Taavo Remmel,
Aare Tammesalu, Monika Mattiesen, Martti Raide.
17June
• Church service
• Andrus Kallastu’s “Stabat mater”
(premiere), Monika Mattiesen
(flute), electronica
• Concert of chamber orchestras (6
premieres). In programme: Eino
Tamberg, Mart Siimer, Kristjan
Kõrver, Mariliis Valkonen, Malle
Maltis, Liis Jürgens, Tatjana Kozlova,
Toivo Tulev, Märt-Matis Lill, Galina
Grigorjeva, Kristo Matson. Performers: Tartu String Quartet, Aare
Tammesalu, Toomas Vavilov, Monika Mattiesen, Marko Martin, Tarmo
Johannes, Meelis Vind, Vambola
Krigul, Anto Õnnis, Kristi Mühling,
Sirje Mõttus, ensemble U etc.
music derives its character from the
search for harmony, realised largely
through the sounds of the harp, at
times the harmonies depend on the
characteristics of the harp as an unusual instrument in jazz music.
16 June
“Sound of Future Music”:
10th concert
Raadi manor park of Estonian National Museum
www.erm.ee
The manor park is enchanting in summer. Dances of different nations by
the studio Sansaara.
20 June
Emotional Baroque
Tartu City Museum
www.forestmusic.ee
Performers: Daniela Helm – Baroque
violin (Germany), Ieva Saliete – harpshichord (Latvia). In programme:
Mealli, Schmelzer, Biber, Uccelini,
Bertali.
20 June
St Petersburg monks choir
Optina Pustõn
www.concert.ee
The choir of 6–9 singers is formed of
the alumni of St Petersburg Conservatoire and includes two countertenors
and basso profundos. In collaboration
with scholars, old manuscripts are
deciphered for the sermon repertoire.
27 June
Meelis Vint Quintet’s Concert
“Twilight Patterns”
www.concert.ee
This time, Meelis Vint presents with
his group a programme the core
of which is his first solo album. The
28 June
Studio Concert of Europa Cantat
International Singing Week
www.kooriyhing.ee
An international youth choir performs
works by Veljo Tormis, instructed by
Aarne Saluveer and Maarja Soone.
28 June
Concert of Europa Cantat
International Singing Week
St John’s Church
www.kooriyhing.ee
An international youth choir performs
gospel music and spirituals, instructed by John Hoybye (Denmark)
and Andre J. Thomas (U.S.), one of the
world’s most renowned experts in
their field.
29 June
Quarter an Hour of Organ Music
In programme, J. S. Bach’s „Fantasy“
and Fugue in C minor. Performer
Anneli Klaus.
29 June
Organ concert of Ines Maidre
Vanemuine Concert Hall
www.concert.ee
In programme, „TANGoMaNia“ or
„Nostalgy of Tango“ (church tangos).
4 July
Saxophone Quartet Saxest
www.concert.ee
In programme: Pascal “Quatuor”, H.
Tulve “Night”, Firsova “La nuit”, Planel
“Burlesque”, Nyman “Songs for Tony”,
H. Villa-Lobos “Bachianas Brasileras”,
Daquin “Le CouCou”.
4, 11, 18, 25 July
Organ music
On every Wednesday noon in July,
an hour of organ music in St Peter’s
Church.
5–8 July
III Tartu International Wind Band
Festival „The Roaring Horn” City
of Tartu
www.PoTartu.ee
During four days one can acquire
new skills in workshops, play in a
big joint orchestra, show the skills
of one’s group or orchestra and see
what others are doing. Orchestras as
well as single musicians are welcome.
The festival will be attended by six
foreign groups: Tótkomlós Youth
Wind Symphonic Band (Hungary),
Puhallinorkesteri SUMU and Heinola
Big-Band (Finland), wind orchestras
Madona and Vidzeme (Latvia). For
the first time, professional groups
also take part: Estonian Border Guard
Orchestra and Estonian Border Guard
Big Band. This year’s guest conductors
and teachers are Bert Langerer (Netherlands) and Colin Cranson (U.K.).
Acrobats from Denmark perform at
the final day’s carnival.
8 July
“Glasperlenspiel” presents:
European Union Chamber
Orchestra
www.concert.ee
The concert offers a subtle overview
of the changing and developing of
eras through the work of masters of
the 17-18th centuries. In programme,
Vivaldi, Händel, Cherubini, Mozart.
and author’s tradition and their own
imagination.
12 July
Concert “La Pellegrina”
www.concert.ee
Wedding music of Ferdinando di
Medici and Christine de Lorraine (Florence, 1589). Estonian Philharmonic
Chamber Choir and soloists, Renaissance orchestra, texts are read by
Taavi Eelmaa.
13 July
Concert of Johanson and Brothers
www.concert.ee
The sister and three brothers of
Johanson family continue weather
observation, looking for help from
older and newer songs from folk
14 July
Concert „Stylus fantasticus“
A performance by the organist Ines
Maidre with the violinists Eugen and
Ingmar Simson-Valtin. Improvisations,
rhetoric and dazzling imagination of
the Baroque period in the works of
Dietrich Buxtehure, Antonio Vivaldi
and Johann S. Bach.
14 July
Concert of Vox Clamantis with
musicians from Cameroon
www.concert.ee
Gregorian chant deriving from the
Catholic tradition of Western Europe is performed side by side with
traditional African music from the
same era, which is a mix of melody,
rhythms, colourful costumes and
movement. Traditional African instruments balafons are used.
14 July
Awakening Period Concert
Town Hall Square
www.hansapaevad.ee
One of the highlights of this year’s
Hanseatic Days! A big concert in
the spirit of the national awakening
period: essential and outstanding
thematic Estonian pieces from the
past two centuries are performed
by well-known as well as surprise
line-ups.
17 July
Concert of I International Church
Music Summer Academy
www.finst.ee/suveakadeemia.html
Organ concert: Kari Vuola (Finland),
whole organ works of J. Brahms. For
free.
18 July
Concert of Riho Sibul, Robert
Jürjendal, Peeter Malkov Trio
www.concert.ee
The trio’s programme contains works
of the performers themselves, selected pieces and free improvisation. The
concert is joined together by Estonian
poetry classics and singing by Riho
Sibul. The trio’s soundscape balances
acoustic guitar and flute with live
electronics and virtual instruments.
18 July
Beloved Songs from Cherished
Composers
www.kontsert.ee
In the new programme of Jassi Zahharov, songs of various composers
receive a new and vigorous interpretation by the master, accompanied by
the pianist Evald Raidma.
20 July
“Glasperlenspiel” presents:
Grigoryan Guitar Duo (Australia)
www.concert.ee
Slava Grigoryan and Len Grigoryan,
in programme: Debussy, Mompou,
de Falla, E Grigoryan, Westlake, York,
Towner. The Grigoryan brothers have
been repeatedly named the most
original and dazzling guitar duo of
the last decade. Despite youth they
can boast a number of victories
at contests and performances in
renowned concert places. The Estonian tour includes in addition to a
relatively classical repertoire (Claude
Debussy, Manuel de Falla) also music
on the borders of classical, jazz and
folk (Ralph Towner, Andrew York).
21 July
Plink-Plonk
grass part
www.plinkplonk.ee
25 July
Weekend Guitar Trio’s concert “To
the Orbit”
www.concert.ee
Electric guitars trio, which can at
times sound like a symphonic orchestra, creates mostly playful music
which is difficult to classify, but attracts in its multiplicity of rhythms
and offers surprises. It is original
contemporary music, synthesised out
of minimalism, jazz, ethno, rock music
and spontaneous improvisation.
27 July
Australian native music and
dance theatre Descendance
www.concert.ee
Descendance is one of the biggest
dance companies of Australian native people, focused on everything
related to native people. They are
accompanied by didgeridoo-players, dancers, singers, folk musicians,
storytellers, artists, curators and choreographers.
1 August
Vivaldi’s “Seasons”, “Night”
www.concert.ee
Vanemuine Chamber Orchestra
4 August
Concert by Choir of King’s
College, Cambridge
www.concert.ee
8 August
Hedvig Hanson, Andre
Maaker, Raul Vaigla: „Summer
Landscapes“
Tartu University Botanical Gardens
www.concert.ee
Folk songs, songs by performers,
improvisations.
8–12 August
XIV Tartu Accordion Music
Festival
Tartu, Tartu county
www.lootspill.ee
Half a hundred accordionists from
Estonia, a dozen guests from abroad
and thousands of pieces of music. The
goal is not only to stage concerts – in
workshops everyone can try accordion
playing and talk to the musicians.
10 August
Concert in St Peter’s Church
Performance by the Swedish cellist
Ann- Mari Lahti and the organist of St
Peter’s Church, Anneli Klaus.
11 August
Urmas Vulp, Külli Kudu, Heiki
Mätlik: “Northern Lights in Music”
www.concert.ee
New programme of chamber music
by Edvard Grieg and Jean Sibelius.
The sounds reveal emotions of platonic love and pain of lost love. The
crisp accords reflect nature’s poetry
and northern tunes evoke images of
dances of trolls. The blend of violin,
accordion and guitar is ideal to express all this. All the music has been
arranged by Heiki Mätlik especially for
this line-up, it could also be called the
new premiere of the works.
15 August
Concert of Raivo Tafenau’s
Quartet
Tartu University Botanical Gardens
www.concert.ee
The basis of the quartet is this time
hammond organ, played skilfully by
the founder of the Finnish organ players school Mikko Helevä. The ensemble’s musical preferences are rooted
in swing and Latin music, from which
develops modern rhythm music with
interesting and lively soundscape. In
addition to original music, the programme includes works by Estonian
composers and best world music
authors.
19 August
Broadway Gala
www.vanemuine.ee
The summer’s biggest musical concert presents hits from unforgettable
musicals from Broadway, performed
by top soloists Carolin Fortenbacher
(Germany), Helen Hobson (U.K.),
Matt Rawle (U.K.), Stephen Hansen
(Norway), Gerli Padar, Liisi Koikson,
Janika Sillamaa, Vaiko Eplik, Hannes
Kaljujärv, Aivar Tommingas. The conductor is Tarmo Leinatamm, the host
Mart Sander. Vanemuine Symphony
Orchestra, opera choir, band.
1 June
Children’s play “Bringing of
Summer”
Big House of Vanemuine Theatre
www.rahvamuusikakool.ee
A play intertwined with American
Indian fairytales and tunes by the Estonian Folk Music School. It is a story
about brave children who save their
tribe from a harsh winter. Children’s
ensemble Sirely, Külliki Lauluaed, Tartu
Catholic School, ensemble Tsõdsõpujaleelo, youth choir In Corpore, karate
club Falco aldo take part.
1 June
VAT Theatre:
“Flight over the Ocean”
Genialistid Club
www.genklubi.ee, www.vatteater.ee
The whole family play is devoted to
Children’s Day. It is the year 1927. A
man in a leather helmet and safety
goggles launches on a journey with a
plane made for this purpose in order
to cross the Atlantic Ocean, which
anyone has not yet managed to do.
He starts from New York. Fighting
with fog, snowstorm and sleep, the
young pilot reaches the seemingly
impossible goal, landing with his
flight machine near Paris. Director
Bengt Andersson (Sweden), actors
Tanel Saar and Katariina Lauk.
9 June
Performance „Re-Use“ of the
Festival “World Village“
Athena Centre
www.maailmakyla.ee
A fashion-theatre-musical performance by Reet Aus about use and
re-use.
12–15, 28–29 June
4–5 July
Open air play “A Quiet Corner”
Garden of O. Luts House Museum
www.tartu.ee/linnamuuseum
Vilde Theatre performs “A Quite
Corner” by O. Luts in the garden and
balcony of the writer’s house. Dramatist and director Raivo Adlas. The
prototypes of the colourful characters
come from “quiet corners” and backyards of Tartu.
Theatrical
performances
12–16 June
6–7, 10–11 July
Play „Journey“
Hansahoov
www.hansahotell.ee
Humorous stories from a village road
in one act. Jan Rahman’s play about
bus travelling has been directed by
Ain Mäeots. In a bus or at a bus stop
something exciting and unique happens all the time. Human fates intertwine, fascinating stories develop. A
bus enables you to meet people and
stories that you might have never encountered otherwise. Actors Raivo E.
Tamm, Merle Jääger, Liina Tennosaar,
Ott Sepp and Tarmo Tagamets. Music
by accordionist Aivar Teppo.
13 July (premiere), 14–15,
17–20, 22, 24–27, 29, 31 July
1–5 August
Emajõgi Summer Theatre play
“The Hunchback of Notre Dame”
Ruins of Tartu Dome Church
www.suveteater.ee
Victor Hugo’s world famous story
about love and passion, friendship
and hate now in Estonia! In old ruins,
a medieval love legend enfolds in
the interpretation of Urmas Lennuk,
Andres Dvinjaninov, Iir Hermeliin and
Ardo-Ran Varres. In the musical spectacle act Laura Peterson, Hannes Kaljujärv, Veikko Täär, Jüri Lumiste, Leino
Rei, Alo Kurvits and many others.
14 July
Hanseatic Days midnight knights
tournament
Toome Hill
www.hansapaevad.ee
Probably this summer’s only authentic knights tournament in Estonia,
where warriors meet for a duel to
determine the bravest and strongest
knight in the country.
27 July
Australian native music and
dance theatre Descendance
www.concert.ee
Descendance is one of the biggest
dance companies of Australian native
people: performers include didgeridoo-players, dancers, singers, folk
musicians, storytellers, artists, curators
and choreographers. In September
2004, the group won the main prize
in dance category at UNESCO „Cultural Olympics“ in Seoul, attended by
groups from 70 countries.
7 October – 30 June
Exhibition ‘’200 Years of Old
Anatomical Theatre’’
Old Anatomical Theatre
The exhibition of the Museum of
Tartu University History, devoted to
the 200th anniversary of the Anatomical Theatre, introduces the history of
the building and scholars who have
taught, worked and studied there.
Schools can order tours and register
for physiology experiments.
27 April – 26 August
Exhibition ‘’Boxes of All Kinds:
Letter, Pattern, Ornament’’
www.erm.ee
The exhibition displays boxes
adorned with fascinating symbols,
scripts and ornaments from the
museum’s collections. The viewer’s
attention is directed to the meaning
and compositional solutions of the
scripts. The exhibition has been made
in collaboration with Tartu Higher Art
School.
3 May – 8 June
Viktor Chrenko’s bookplate
exhibition “Soul Eyes”
Tartu O. Luts Library
www.luts.ee
An exhibition by the Slovak printmaker in the music department.
Exhibitions
4 May – 10 June
Eve Kiiler’s photo exhibition
‘’Museum Theatre’’
Tartu Art Museum
www.tartmus.ee
The photo artist displays photo series
shot in Estonian and European memory institutions (history, nature and
art museums). She has taken interest
in the idiosyncrasy of the material
recorded there and its display, relations of artificial worlds created in
museums and audience. The gaze of
Kiiler’s camera is subjective and it is a
separate question whether her photos would suit to represent the institution’s official self-image. But this is
not her purpose. Being inevitably also
in the role of a documenter, her view
involves more of a director’s sharp
eye for creating interesting mise en
scčnes with new characters.
11 May – 22 June
„Tartu Running Marathon 25“
Estonian Sports Museum
www.spordimuuseum.ee
Running enthusiasts can study badges, posters, stickers, start numbers,
protocols, publications, etc through
years. The equipment and prizes of
several marathon winners are also on
display. The exhibition is framed with
the story of the running marathon
illustrated with photos.
7 May – 30 July
Exhibition-sale “Estonian Art
Classics”
Art and antique boutique Olewik
www.olewikus.ee
Works of Konrad Mägi, Ado Vabbe,
Richard Uutmaa, Ellinor Aiki, Johannes
Greenberg and many other artists will
be presented.
16 May – 10 June
“Parakinematic Phantasmagoria
or Ultraphenomenal Aggregate
Art” by Erik Alalooga
Tartu Artists’ House
www.kunstimaja.ee
What you see cannot be true! Pinch
yourself! And if still nothing happens,
study the instructions. Entering into
physical contact with the exhibits is
inevitable. It is namely your willed
impulse which awakens the artworks
from a somnambulist slumber. Comfortable enjoyment of the exhibition
is not possible this time!
17 May – 10 June
Kaire Kukk’s textile exhibition
Tampere House
www.tamperemaja.ee
Exhibition of textile works in the gallery of Tampere House.
1 June – 2 September
Exhibition „100 Years of Scouting
Movement. Estonian Scouting in
Philately“
www.post.ee
Estonian Scouting movement has
long traditions, which in the Soviet
period were uphold outside Estonia.
On display are philately publications
on the topic of Scouts.
Martta’s Dolls
Tartu Toy Museum
www.mm.ee
The exhibition of dolls manufactured
in the Finnish Martta doll industry is
a collaboration with Turku County
Museum.
7 June – 15 October
Exhibition „Ideas and Reality
– J. W. Krause as the University
Architect“
Art Museum of Tartu University
www.ut.ee/artmuseum
The exhibition celebrating the 250th
birth anniversary of Johann Wilhelm
Krause displays the designs and
drafts of Tartu University buildings
from the early 19th century. Krause
(1757–1827) was related to Tartu from
1803 until his death. As the university
architect, he had an essential role in
guiding the building activity in the
reopened university. In collaboration,
the vision of the whole ensemble of
the university buildings was born.
12 June – 8 July
Exhibition of Graduates of Tartu
Higher Art School and Chair of
Painting of Tartu University
Tartu Art Museum
www.tartmus.ee
Already for the fifth year in row the
first floor of the art museum is conquered by young artists: at first the
final works of the graduates of Painting Chair of University of Tartu and
later a joint of exhibition with Tartu
Higher Art School.
12 July – 5 August
Exhibition „Dialogue 1950–2000“
Tampere maja
www.tamperemaja.ee
www.tampere.fi/vapriikki/
The exhibition on the history of Tampere has been compiled by Tampere
Museum Centre Vapriikki.
14 June – 8 July
‘’Ero > Protsess’’ by Aimo
Hyvärinen
Tampere House
www.tamperemaja.ee
www.hiqvisual.fi/mies/index.htm
Video installation by the Finnish media artist Aimo Hyvärinen.
12 July
Exhibition of wood design by
Raul Suits
www.erm.ee
On prior ordering, programme „Of
Trees and Wood for Boys”.
13 July – 2 September
Exhibition ‘’Mari Rääk 100’’
Tartu Art Museum’s exhibition
house
www.tartmus.ee
Exhibition celebrates the 100th birth
anniversary of the ceramic and metal
artist Mari Rääk.
Exhibition-sale “European
Classical Interior Painting”
Art and antique boutique Olewik
www.olewikus.ee
The art shop presents artwork from
the 19th century to the 1950s, including works of European top authors.
Jewellery by Ahti Seppet
Tampere House
www.tamperemaja.ee
Exhibition of jewellery by the sculptor
Ahti Seppet.
28 May – 9 July
Bridge tournament
„Summer King 2007“
University Cafe
www.bridge.ee/tartu
On Monday evenings on the III floor
of the cafe. Adding the points of the
attended times (6 best are taken into
account) gives the final ranking.
June – August
Tartu beach volleyball
Emajõgi beach
A competition series of 5 events for
male and female pairs.
June and August Thursdays
Tartu orienteering Thursdays
Various places in South Estonia
tartu.orienteerumine.ee
The SI-map needed for electronic
time-taking can be rented at the
competition site. Tracks from difficult
(R1) to simple (R6).
Summer badminton
Tartu Sports House A. Le Coq Sport
Interesting and relaxing way of
spending time in summer!
1–3 June
European Seniors Cup event and
Tartu championships in modern
pentathlon
Tartu
www.zone.ee/pentathlon
1 June: shooting (Tartu Slaavi Gymnasium)
2 June: shooting (Tartu Slaavi Gymnasium), fencing (Turu 8), swimming
(Aura Centre)
3 June: running (on Toome Hill near
Baer monument) and awarding,
riding (Urmas Saks Riding Farm in
Luunja)
Sports
events
1–3 June
Tartu cycling tour for seniors
Roads of Tartu County
Several-day cycling race.
2 June
Georg Hackenschmidt Memorial
in Greco-Roman Wrestling
Estonian University of Life Sciences
Sports Building
www.hot.ee/epmysk
2 June
Tartu track-and-field seniors club
KEVEK open championships
Tartu University Stadium
www.kjveteranid.ee
Competition classes: women and
men older than 35 years.
2–3 June
Premium 7 beach volleyball event
Town Hall Square
The Tartu event of Estonian championships in beach volleyball.
4 June, 20, 27 August
Hansapank jogging
Tartu
www.stamina.ee/tervisejooks
The jogging race takes place on 4
June on Toome Hill, on 20 August in
the dendropark and on 27 August
near Estonian National Museum at
Raadi. The goal is to offer a regular
opportunity for physical activity, promote healthy lifestyle.
6 June
Tartu “TV 10 Olympics Starts”
combined events
Boys (b. 1993–1994) and boys (b.
1995 and later): 60 m, distance and
height jump, shot put, discus throw
/ 60 m hurdles, pole vault, ball throw,
1000 m. Girls (b. 1993–1994): 60 m,
height jump, shot put, discus throw
/ 60 m hurdles, distance jump, ball
throw, 600 m. Girls (b. 1995 and later):
60 m, distance and height jump /
60 m hurdles, ball throw, 600 m.
8 June
18th Fred Kudu Memorial
Children’s Competition
The competition enables children to
compete in different track-and-field
sports. Surprises and entertainment
are also not missing, after the competition soup, ice-cream, soft drinks!
Prizes for all contestants, surprises
and draw prizes. It is possible to train
and learn different sports in advance:
trainers Anne and Taivo Mägi invite
all those interested to Tartu University
Stadium on 4, 5 and 6 June.
Older age group (boys and girls b.
1994–1995): 60 m, distance jump, ball
throw, 600 m
Younger age group (boys and girls b.
1996–1997): 60 m, distance jump, ball
throw, 600 m (b. 1997: 400 m)
Small children: (boys and girls b. 1998
and later): 60 m, distance jump, ball
throw
9 June
Tartu County youth
championships in badminton
Tartu Sports House A. Le Coq Sport
Badminton players from six age
classes.
9 June
1st regatta of Saadjärve Sailing
Cup
Lake Saadjärv, Tartu Kalev Yacht
Club
www.tkj.ee
Classes Optimist, Lutch, R-Mini, Finn.
9, 30 June, 11 August
Estonian championships in street
basketball
Rimi hypermarket parking ground
www.tanavakorvpall.ee
The street basketball series takes
place in Tartu for three days.
10 June
43rd Gustav Sulg Memorial
www.tysk.ee
The international track-and-field
evening meeting is a top level competition, where Estonia is represented
by Gert Kanter and Aleksander Tammert.
9 June
Sprint combined event
Programme: 60 m, 100 m, 200 m.
Competitions are individual, ranking
on the basis of score table. Classes:
Juniors (b. 1988–1989), class A (b.
1990– 1991), class B (1992–1993).
14–19 June
50th Saaremaa Cycling Tour
Tartu-Otepää-Viljandi-Rapla-LiivaKuressaare
www.saaremaavelotuur.ee
The international several-day cycling
race consists of a prologue and six
stages with a total length of 635 km.
2 July
Tartu City championships in
sailing
Lake Võrtsjärv, Tamme
www.tkj.ee
Classes M, Micro and 470 (420).
2 July
Võrtsjärv Week Regatta
Lake Võrtsjärv, Tamme
www.tkj.ee
Classes Optimist, MiniLaser, Laser,
Lutch, M, Micro, 420, 470, Finn, Purjelaud.
2–5 July
33rd Tartu Youth Tour
Roads of Tartu and Valga County
An international several-day race in
cycling for M/F 16 age groups, during
which Estonian championships are
also held.
16 July – 3 September
End of summer series of the
bridge tournament
University Cafe
www.bridge.ee/tartu
The tournament takes place on
Mondays, the ranking on the basis of
points of 6 best times. One does not
have to attend every time.
3–5 August
13th international youth football
tournament “Tammeka Cup”
Stadiums of Tartu
www.jktammeka.ee
One of the biggest youth football
tournaments in Estonia, attended by
over 1500 footballers. Teams from
Nordic and Baltic countries and Russia
are expected.
5 July
BIG Golden League
www.bigkuldliiga.ee
Competing are Taavi Peetre, Ksenija
Balta, Marek Niit etc. Come and see
yourself! Also foreign participants.
7 July
Tondisaare marathon in sailing
Lake Võrtsjärv, Tamme polder
www.tkj.ee
The competition takes place within
the Võrtsjärve Week Regatta and
celebrates the end of the traditional
big event of Tartu sailing sportsmen.
Classes M, Micro, 420 (470), Optimist,
MiniLaser, Laser, Lutch, Finn, Purjelaud.
17–20 August
Cycling tour around Võrtsjärve
Tartu-Vaibla-Tarvastu-Rannu-Tartu
www.hot.ee/koidukodu
It is best to get to know one’s home
country on a bicycle!
18 August
II Tartu open water swimming
championships
Anne Channel
www.ujumine.ee
Start: 300 m for everyone and ca 1.5
km distance (marked with buoys).
Age classes: absolute class, Juniors
(boys b. 1989–1990, girls b.1991–
1992), youngsters (boys b. 1991 and
later, girls b. 1993 and later) and
swimmers: class A (b. 1982–1963),
class B (b. 1962–1948), class C (b.
1947 and earlier). Three fastest men
and women of the absolute class are
awarded the championships medals.
The fastest girl (b. 1993 and later) and
boy (b. 1991 and later) are awarded
Tartu city championships medals.
Prizes for the first three in all age
groups.
25–26 August
Extreme sports festival „Extreme
Battle 2007“
Town Hall Square
www.extreme-battle.com
The Town Hall Square becomes a
sports park: crazy and dangerous air
rides on wheels, a cross race contest,
skilful riders in trial contest and BMX
flatland area, best waterboarders
on the river Emajõgi, skateboarders, rollerskaters and scooter-riders.
Audience is provided adrenalin by
benji-jump and sky jump. A cycling
competition for up to 8-year-olds.
1 June
Children’s Day
“A City Full of Theatre!”
Lille House
www.lille.tartu.ee
On Children’s Day, Tartu is full of
theatre and interesting events! Workshops and performances in Tartu
Toy Museum, Lille House and Tartu
Department Store, in addition VAT
Theatre’s play “Flight over the Ocean”
in Genialistid Club. Toy Museum invites children on a tour in its theatre
and film puppets house and puppet
making workshop.
1 June
Children’s Day at Raadi
www.erm.ee
A day full of cosy crafts-making, playing and performing! Raadi is a perfect
environment for children – a large
beautiful manor park with valleys and
hills, lake and friendly museum workers, in the guidance of whom one
can play, make handcrafts and watch
performers.
1 June
Children’s Day in Postal Museum
www.post.ee
Folding workshop: children can fold
envelopes, animals and put together
a puzzle.
1 June
Children’s play “Bringing of
Summer”
Big House of Vanemuine Theatre
www.rahvamuusikakool.ee
A play intertwined with American
Indian fairytales and tunes by the
Estonian Folk Music School. It is a
story about brave children who
save their tribe from a harsh winter.
Children’s ensemble Sirely, Külliki
Lauluaed, Tartu Catholic School,
ensemble Tsõdsõpujaleelo, youth
choir In Corpore, karate club Falco
also take part
Youth
information
www.tartu.ee/noorsooteenistus
noorteaken.tartu.ee
1 June
VAT Theatre
“Flight over the Ocean”
Genialistid Club
www.genklubi.ee, www.vatteater.ee
The whole family play is devoted to
Children’s Day. It is the year 1927. A
man in a leather helmet and safety
goggles launches on journey with a
plane made for this purpose in order
to cross the Atlantic Ocean, which
anyone has not yet managed to do.
He starts from New York. Fighting
with fog, snowstorm and sleep, the
young pilot reaches the seemingly
impossible goal, landing with his
flight machine near Paris. Director
Bengt Andersson (Sweden), actors
Tanel Saar and Katariina Lauk.
1 June
Children’s Day concert
O. Luts Home Museum
linnamuuseum/tartu.ee
The singer Hedvig Hanson and
guitarist Marek Talts perform in the
museum’s garden. Children can also
perform. After the concert, drawing
competition for children, prizes!
1 June
“Viss 2007“
www.epm.ee
Children’s museum programme
„Shepherd-Boy is the King“, kids can
choose their favourite calf. The international milk day is celebrated with
separating cream and making butter.
1 June
Competition „FirstAidKit 2007“
Estonian National Museum at Raadi
www.esmaabikapp.ee
The competition of preventing
injuries and giving first aid invites
4-member teams of 5th–6th graders
from Tartu city and county, with one
or two “actors” who would act as the
injured. The competition involves
a written test, a situation task with
the injured and a resuscitating task.
The winning team’s school gets a
full-equipped first aid box for; prizes
and diplomas for the first three and
surprises for all participants!
1 June – 31 July
“Tartu Summer Miss 2007“ and
„Tartu Summer Man 2007“
Atlantis
www.estman.net
A search for sporty young models
and talents all over Estonia on the
principle of contest where a male and
female representative of each city
is chosen for the autumn final. The
contest has a dance and presentation round, talent, fashion and beach
round. The daily event takes place
as a beach contest, in the evening
awarding. The winners are admitted
to the half final of Miss Estonia and
final of Manhunt Estonia.
2 June
Children’s Day Family Festival
In front of shopping centre
Lõunakeskus
www.lounakeskus.com
The festival’s main guest is the Estonian Television children’s music
studio. A traffic safety tent, where
one can experience a spinning car. A
demonstration by the Rescue Service.
A performance by Leo, the mascot of
Lõunakeskus.
4–8 June
Tartu Youngsters Music and Film
Days
City of Tartu and its surroundings
During 5 days the youngsters, instructed by professionals, produce
a video for the song „Let’s Go Fly“
by Kati Siht. The activities take place
in the form of thematic workshops:
rhythm and vocals, acting skills,
dance, video art. Each day includes
free time for lunches and forming
friendships.
Martta’s Dolls
Tartu Toy Museum
www.mm.ee
The exhibition of dolls manufactured
in the Finnish Martta doll industry is
a collaboration with Turku County
Museum.
11–16 June
Tartu City Nature Camp
Tartu Environmental Education
Centre
www.khk.tartu.ee
The camp’s goal is to provide nature
education to 7–15-year-olds through
active involvement. Teachers and
camp instructors are in charge of
the camp. The children stay at home
at night, lunches are organised in
the city’s dining places. The site of
the camp is changed often, but the
participants never move without a
guardian. The places are limited! Every
day has a different topic.
Flower Day: introduction of the programme and getting to know each
other in the Environmental Education
Centre, visit to the Botanical Gardens,
park programme.
Pet Day: a programme in the Environmental Education Centre, visit
to the Zoology Museum, adventure
game at Jänese hiking trail.
Water Day: water games by the
Anne Channel, pond programme in
the Botanical Gardens, ride on the
River Emajõgi.
Palupõhja Nature School: an outing
to Alam-Pedja nature reserve, activities at Palupõhja study trail, a picnic.
Reuse Day: topics related to reuse,
orienteering in Tartu city centre, garbage programme “Why and how sort
garbage”.
16–17 June
Open Saturdays at Singing Studio
Musaklubi
Rooms of the NGO Musaklubi
www.musaklubi.ee
Everyone interested in singing is
welcome. Age does not count, come
with the whole family! You have a
chance to discover the different nuances of your voice, develop your
breathing and be in an inspirational
environment. In order to stay young
and healthy for a long time, one does
not need to become a professional
singer – it is enough to make singing
your hobby.
22 June
Manor and Farm Days
www.epm.ee
Opening of the museum’s workshop,
barn room and classroom furnished
with historical school furniture. Exhibitions, craftsmen and musicians.
29 June
Tartu City Day Papermaking
Workshop
www.post.ee
It is easy to make paper by yourself! A
hand-made leaf of paper is perfect for
a postcard.
13–15 July
Hanseatic Days Workshops in
Postal Museum
www.post.ee
Correspondence has been important
for tradesmen since medieval times.
The museum offers three workshops:
a scriptorium, papermaking and seal
workshop.
14 July
Hanseatic Games Courtyard
Inner courtyard of Tartu Toy Museum
www.mm.ee
A medieval style event for everyone
interested in games. One can try
out Hanseatic skill and table games,
walking with sticks and rolling hoops,
writing on a wax board and shaping
game pieces out of clay. Three times
a day the children’s tournament with
„horses“ tests the hitting precision of
riders. Needle maidens show how
to make fancy handicraft. Medieval
music is performed by an early music
ensemble.
14–15 July
Scouting Urban Game
Tartu old town
www.skaut.ee
The urban game of the 100th anniversary of Scouting is meant for city
inhabitants and visitors of all ages to
provide them an opportunity to learn
about the city, history and Scouting
activities. The game consists of a
route on the streets ad parks of the
old town and control points where
the participants’ skills and knowledge
of history and Scouting are tested.
Team work between the participants
is also important.
16 July
XX International Folklore Festival
„Baltica 2007“ Day in Tartu
Children’s programme during the day
grows into Tartu County party by the
evening. At the main concert, best
folklore groups of Tartu County perform together with guests.
15 August
Rye Harvesting Day
www.epm.ee
We will reap rye with a sickle, thresh
rye, grind flour with a quern, bake
and taste bread. Horse ride from the
field to the museum.
23 August
Shepherd Children’s Day
Tartu Toy Museum
www.mm.ee
Instructed by masters, one can make
shepherd animals out of wood sticks,
stick toys and rag dolls, boats of pine
bark, dolls and birds of natural materials and play with the toys of old time’s
peasant children. The goal of the family day is to introduce peasant culture,
represented by rag dolls, wooden
animals and other self-made toys of
our grand-grand-parents.
Youth camp information
www.noortelaagrid.edu.ee
Parents and youngsters!
It is time to start making
plans for the summer. The
youth camp website provides
information about the camp
summer 2007 in Estonia and
abroad.
St. Anthony’s Courtyard [9]..............................Lutsu 5
Aura Centre ..................................................................Turu 10
Cafe Shakespeare [13]........................................Vanemuise 6
Club Genialistid [10].............................................Lutsu 2
Club Illusion .................................................................Raatuse 97
Estonian Agricultural Museum.......................Pargi 4, Ülenurme
Estonian National Museum [22]..................J. Kuperjanovi 9
Estonian Postal Museum [6] ...........................Rüütli 15
Estonian Sports Museum [6] ..........................Rüütli 15
Estonian University of Life Sciences
Sports Hall [21] ...................................... Pepleri 1
Hall of Vanemuine Society.................................Pepleri 27
Harbour Theatre [2]...............................................Soola 5b
Kääriku Sports Base.................................................Valgamaa
Lille House [12]........................................................Lille 9
Oskar Luts House Museum ...............................Riia 38
Püssirohukelder [18]............................................Lossi 28
St Mary`s Parish of Tartu ......................................Õpetaja 5
Tartu A. Le Coq Sports Hall ................................Ihaste tee 7
Tartu Art House .........................................................Vanemuise 26
Tartu Art Museum [3]...........................................Raekoja plats 18
Tartu Children’s Art School Gallery [24] ...Jakobi 52
Tartu City Museum [1].........................................Narva mnt 23
Tartu Department of Finnish
Institute [14] ...................................................Vanemuise 19
Tartu Environmental Education Centre [5].Kompanii 10
Tartu Festival Arena.................................................................Laulupeo pst. 25
Tartu German Cultural Institute [23]...............Kastani 1
Tartu Näitused Fairs Centre .....................................Kreutzwaldi 60
Tartu Old Observatory [16] ...................................Toomemägi
Tartu Public Library [4] ..............................................Kompanii 3/5
Tartu Salem Church......................................................Kalevi 76
Tartu Slavic Gymnasium............................................Uus 54
Tartu St John’s Church [7] .......................................Jaani 5
Tartu St Paul`s Church.................................................Riia 27
Tartu St Peter’s Church ...............................................Narva mnt 104
Tartu Toy Museum [8]................................................Lutsu 8
Tartu University Art Museum [11]....................Ülikooli 18
Tartu University Festive Hall [11] .......................Ülikooli 18
Tartu University History Museum [20]...........Lossi 25
Tartu University Library [15]..................................Struve 1
Tartu University Old Anatomical
Theatre [17].......................................................Lossi 38
Tartu University Sports Hall.....................................Ujula 4
Tiigi Club House [19].................................................Tiigi 11
Turu Street Sports Building ....................................Turu 8
Vanemuine Big House [13] ...................................Vanemuise 6
Vanemuine Concert Hall [13]..............................Vanemuise 6
Vanemuine Small House...........................................Vanemuise 45a

E v en ts in Tartu from June 1 to A ugust 31

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