The Festival of Exhibits by Estonians Abroad, which began in Estonia in May 2019, will continue throughout autumn and the beginning of 2020. Exhibits by communities of Estonians abroad and Estonian memory institutions or exhibits created as collaborations on topics related to Estonians abroad will be displayed during the festival.

Year 2020 sees Clannad celebrate their 50th anniversary. The multi-award winning band have, without doubt, done more than any other group to take Irish music and the Irish language to a worldwide audience. Fusing elements of traditional Irish music and more contemporary folk, new age and rock they have created a beautifully unique and ethereal sound which combines haunting melodies and mesmerising vocals to transcend the sands of time whilst appealing to a worldwide audience of all ages.

Photo exhibition “Beautiful Youth” portrays students of the national university throughout the century. The exhibition belongs to the program of centenary celebration National University 100.

From 7-10 November 2019, museum professionals in Europe gather for the annual conference of NEMO, the Network of European Museum Organisation, to explore how museums can help contribute to a better and greener future. The conference takes place at the Estonian National Museum in Tartu.

On 19 October 2019, the Estonian National Museum will host a Finno-Ugrian Day.

An exciting story that begins with the creation of the world and takes you to today’s Estonian culture is waiting for you!
 

The Estonian National Museum is closed on Thursday, 18 July, because of the concert.

FEPA – Federation of European Philatelic Associations – is a Continental Federation of 44 national European federations.