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Tartu Student Days

Tartu Student Days is a festival for students, which takes place two times a year – in spring and autumn. Almost 150 different events take place in the city of Tartu during the festival. The program includes a number of sports, entertainment, and music events, as well as special competitions where participants compete with both their wit and speed. Bring your friends and relax!

Seto Easter

Easter is a very important holiday in the Orthodox Christian calendar. Because of differences in calendars, Easter is often held later in Setomaa than in the rest of Estonia. In several villages, such as Obinitsa, Easter is celebrated by gathering at an egg hill (munaloomka). This is a small sand hill where people compete by rolling eggs down the hill. All guests are invited to take part! It would be good to bring your own eggs along.

The egg rolling begins at about noon. On this day, one can sing, dance, and have fun again after the long fast. Guests are kindly requested to come in small groups and to respect local customs.

SeiklusFest Festival

SeiklusFest Festival will take place in Ida-Viru County. You can explore the Estonian Mining Museum and Aidu Quarry areas, The adventure starts and ends at the Estonian Mining Museum, There are adventures for both young and older guests, both experienced adventure enthusiasts and first-time comers. Individual visitors, families, friends, and collectives are welcome to the festival. The mission of the event is to introduce Ida-Viru County as an 'Adventure Land' with plenty of sporting opportunities.

Tallinn Music Week

Tallinn Music Week (TMW) is one of the biggest indoor music festivals in the Baltic and Nordic region that presents a line-up of around 200 artists from Estonia and abroad, representing various musical genres. The number of Festival participants from Estonia and elsewhere reaches 25,000. In addition to the main program of the Festival that takes place in the most important clubs and concert venues of Tallinn, you can also explore the lesser-known parts of town during the Tallinn Music Week.

Dandelion Festival on the Romantic Coastline

The Dandelion Festival invites you to welcome spring. There are many workshops about dandelions: making dandelion coffee, canning workshop, and making an herbarium. Dandelion is the star of many workshops and there are many more interesting activities. You can listen to lectures about dandelion wine, the innovative use of local natural resources, and improving tourism products.