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Events Exhibitions TARTU I MAY I 2010 Events 1.1–31.12: 140th anniversary of Estonian 13.–18.5: III Ülejõe Days introduce the sights national theatre in Song Festival Museum and leisure possibilities in the district. with many performances. For free. For free. kultuuriaken.tartu.ee linnamuuseum.tartu.ee/?m=3 14.–15.5: “Life Diversity Day 2010” held by 2.5: Young DJs festival “May Meeting the journal GEO in Tähtvere Sports Complex 2010” at Kaubahoov square (Vanemuise 1). and Estonian University of Life Sciences For free. deejayschool.blogspot.com dendropark. For free. www.archimedes.ee/elurikkus 6.5: Lecture series-film night “OoofilmnightooO” in the round 15.5: Museum night programme “Tales auditorium of the university chemistry in Night” in Tartu City Museum, O. Luts building. For free. kultuuriaken.tartu.ee Home Museum and Toy Museum. For free. linnamuuseum.tartu.ee, mm.ee 6.–9.5: Literature festival Prima Vista in Tartu. The 7th annual festival is a party for 18.5: Talking Pencil Hour and workshop everyone valuing books and reading. This “Toots´s Planting Bed” in O. Luts Home year’s main theme is “The Art of Survival”. Museum. Drawing and story-telling by Pia kirjandusfestival.tartu.ee Paris, gardening is guided by Mari Leemet. linnamuuseum.tartu.ee/?m=5 6.–7.5: Park library of literature festival Prima Vista in the city centre park. It is 20.5: Literature evening in Tampere House. possible to borrow books, read newspapers, At 18 o’clock Piret Bristol will present her journals and use Internet. During day book “Usuvaenlane” and converse with Jüri children’s events – art workshops with Kaldmaa. For free. www.tamperemaja.ee writers, a literary orienteering game, puppet 21.5: Garden Days: an art exhibition and show and concerts. www.luts.ee workshop in O. Luts Home Museum. For free. 8.5: At Spring fair at Town Hall Square and linnamuuseum.tartu.ee/?m=5 Küüni Street Spring goods and handicrafts 22.5: Salon evening “Who Are You...?” are sold. kultuuriaken.tartu.ee in Song Festival Museum. The guest is 14.–16.5: Beauty fair in Tartu Näitused Fairs conductor and teacher Vaike Uibopuu. Centre. Ticket 50/35/25 EEK. Ticket 20/10 EEK. kultuuriaken.tartu.ee www.tartunaitused.ee/ilumess 24.4–16.5: Training series “Talented 15.4–8.5: Literature festival Prima Vista Through Game!” in Tähtvere Youth Club. introduces Latvian poetry in Genialistid Price 300/50 EEK. www.taheklubi.ee Club. kultuuriaken.tartu.ee 27.5: Runic song workshop in the 19th 12.4–9.5: A treasure hunt organised by Century Tartu Citizen’s Home Museum. Prima Vista and geopeitus.ee. For free. laulutuba.planet.ee kultuuriaken.tartu.ee 30.5: Tartu Toy Museum’s birthday party 8.5: Documentary “Secret” and a with free entrance to everyone! www.mm.ee Karunesh heart chakra joint meditation 31.5: Gymnastics club Janika’s party in Atlantis conference hall. Ticket 50 EEK. “Colourful Spring” in Vanemuine Theatre www.lektoorium.ee Big House. www.vkjanika.ee 12.5: Theatre festival “Claybird” for children and youngsters with special needs in Harbour Theatre. savilind.kroonu.tartu.ee Exhibitions 1.1–31.12: Tartu City Museum’s permanent 6.3–30.5: Exhibition “A Hobby or History?” exhibition “Dorpat. Jurjev. Tartu” depicts in Estonian Sports Museum. A selection from the oldest city in the Baltic States from ancient the badge collection of Ain-Kaarel Kaasik is times until today. Ticket 20/5 EEK. a delight for everyone interested in badges. www.tartu.ee/linnamuuseum Ticket 15/10 EEK. www.spordimuuseum.ee 12.5–31.12: Permanent exhibition “Hortus 10.3–27.6: Exhibition “Glamour in Athleticus” in Estonian Sports Museum. Sports” in Estonian Sports Museum. Ticket Possibility of ordering a guided tour. Ticket 15/10 EEK. www.spordimuuseum.ee 25/20, family 65 EEK. www.spordimuuseum.ee 15.3–16.7: “Creativity, Nature, Kindness” in 6.10–31.12: Estonian National Museum’s Estonian Agricultural Museum displays birch permanent exhibition “Estonia. Land, bark pictures by Johanna Leier. www.epm.ee People, Culture” depicts everyday life 23.3–9.5: Exhibition “Estonian Own Book” and holidays of Estonians from peasant in O. Luts Home Museum. The exhibition times to modern days. Ticket 10/8/5 of works by students of Tartu Art College EEK, for free on Fridays. www.erm.ee leather design department displays different 11.11–19.12: Permanent exhibition “To possibilities of binding art. With a museum Every Doorstep in Sunshine and Rain. ticket. linnamuuseum.tartu.ee/?m=5 Estonian National Post Office 90” in 26.3–17.5: “Karl August Senff – University’s Estonian National Museum. www.erm.ee First Drawing Teacher” in University of 1.1–31.12: Exhibition “200 Years of Old Tartu Art Museum. Ticket 20/10 EEK. Anatomical Theatre” in Museum of Tartu www.ut.ee/artmuseum University History. kultuuriaken.tartu.ee 31.3–25.5: Prints by Piia Lehti in Finnish 3.2–31.12: Exhibition “A Ring Guides Institute Picture Gallery. www.finst.ee Them ... (vol. 2)” in Tartu Toy Museum. 1.4–3.5: Photo exhibition “Family Album” Artist Eva Kõiv exhibits 26 puppets which in Athena Centre. www.athena.ee depict the main characters of “Lord of the Rings”. With a museum ticket. www.mm.ee 1.4–31.8: Images from the expedition to Podkamennaya Tunguska in 6.4–1.10: Exhibition “Printed Pictures University of Tartu Natural History and Letters. Estonian National Museum. For free. natmuseum.ut.ee Museum’s Posters” in Estonian National Museum. www.erm.ee 5.4–10.5: Binding art exhibition “9 Sheets” in O. Luts City Library. www.luts.ee 13.4–20.12: Exhibition “Raadi Through Ages” in Raadi Water Tower 5.4–3.5: Paintings exhibition “Pull introduces the area on the border of or Push?!” by Katrin Paomets in Tartu city and county. www.erm.ee Karlova-Ropka Library. www.luts.ee 16.5.2009–15.5.2011: Open-air exhibition 9.4–6.6: Glass art exhibition “Mare Saare, “Us in This Land” in Raadi manor Tiina Sarapu, Eeva Käsper. Moment park. www.erm.ee/meiesiinmaal of Balance” in the Exhibitions House of Tartu Art Museum. www.tartmus.ee 2.11–31.12: “Inner Beauty of Rocks II” in Tartu University Geology Museum. 13.4– 30.5: Oil paintings exhibition “From Ticket 10/5 EEK. www.ut.ee/~mi Here to Woods” by Pille Tomson on the 1st floor of University Café. www.kohvik.ut.ee 27.11–31.12: Exhibition “Estonian University 1919–2009” in Museum of 13.4–1.5: Photo project “Uplift – Saaremaa Tartu University History celebrates the Beach, 26 July 2008” by Madis Katz in 90th anniversary of national university. Y-Gallery. For free. ygalerii.blogspot.com, Ticket 15 EEK. kultuuriaken.tartu.ee puu.planet.ee 1.1–31.12: Permanent exhibition in Tartu 14.4–9.5: Exhibition “Crash with Life” by Toy Museum displays dolls and other Anu Uustalu in Tartu Art House displays toys that children have played with in paintings and prints by an Estonian artist Estonia through ages. www.mm.ee living in the U.S. For free. www.kunstimaja.ee 1.1–31.12: Permanent exhibition 14.4–9.5: Exhibition “Colour Games” “Estonian Film Puppets” in Tartu Toy by Piibe Arrak in Tartu Art House. The Museum yardhouse. Ticket 30/25/5 main themes are landscapes (especially EEK, family 85 EEK. www.mm.ee Norwegian), flowers, cityscapes, portraits and old toys. For free. www.kunstimaja.ee 6.1–2.5: Exhibition “Beauty Comes After a Long Whistle” in Tartu Toy Museum. 14.4–8.5: Exhibition “Pop Stars With a museum ticket. www.mm.ee in German Music Sky” in O. Luts City Library. www.luts.ee 13.1–31.12: Exhibition “Playing History” in Tartu Toy Museum displays toys made 16.4–9.5: Exhibition “Wind” by Anne by Tõnu Lauk and Väinu Paas. With Parmasto in Tartu Art House displays a museum ticket. www.mm.ee landscapes painted and sketched in Estonia and elsewhere. For free. www.kunstimaja.ee 13.1–31.12: Gallery exhibition “JARS- JAMP” in Tartu Toy Museum. The games 30.4–13.5: Paintings exhibition “The Tears of boys who lived 60 years ago on Saue of Longing are Red” by Mariliin Kindsiko Street in Tallinn have survived via their in Gallery Loov. The love and Japan themed diary. With a museum ticket. www.mm.ee exhibition has been inspired by a trip to the Land of Rising Sun. loovgalerii.blogspot.com 3.2–6.6: Exhibition “Estonian Air Mail 90” in Estonian National Museum’s 14.–27.5: Photo exhibition “Nudes” by Postal Museum. For free. www.erm.ee Elizabete Rancane in Gallery Loov. loovgalerii.blogspot.com 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 19th April . The compilers are not responsible for any possible changes made by the event organisers. Print: Paar Cover: Gabriela Liivamägi For children 1.1–31.12: Youth TV in Anne Youth Centre is 16.10–31.12: Playroom in Tartu City Museum. a web TV which enables youngsters to learn With a museum ticket. new knowledge and develop a sense of linnamuuseum.tartu.ee responsibility and independent action. For free. www.noortetv.ee 24.5: Garden days: ring games for children in O. Luts Home Museum. 1.1–31.12: Young DJs school in Anne Youth linnamuuseum.tartu.ee/?m=5 Centre is a hobby group where youngsters can acquire deejaying and event hosting 2.1–31.12: All-year-round programmes “For skills.
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