
The year 2011 is also the year when Tallinn, the capital of Estonia will be known as the European Capital of Culture.
There are a lot of people who dance, play an instrument and sing simply for the sake of enjoyment and to remind themselves and the people around them that the traditions of every corner of the world, even those of the smallest nations inspire us and give us a chance to evolve and move into the future as healthy and harmonious citizens of the world.
All European nations are invited to Tartu to cherish and promote their culture and traditions. Estonia wants to show to the visitors the local culture and history, make effective co-operation and create friendly relationships. There is 5 days full of dancing, singing, playing: grand opening and closing concerts and performances of folk dance groups with musicians on the Tartu Festival Arena, performances of the groups in Tartu squares and streets, concerts of choirs, evening performances of folk music groups on the big stage of Town Hall Square, big parade through the streets of Tartu to Festival Arena, also outings to the different places in Estonia for 1-2 days – meetings with local people, familiarization with lifestyle of the area, parade and performances with greeting collective, sightseeing, meals etc.
At the same time, the annual TARTU HANSEATIC DAYS will bring to life different ages. All of them have their own special activities, workshops and performers. Hundreds of merchants find their way to Tartu and create a certain atmosphere at the annual Hansa Market. Visitors can enjoy strengthening meals and refreshing drinks. The variety of goods offered is going to be excellent. Tartu Hanseatic Days offer excitement and participation, fun and thrill both for the big and small ones on July 22-24.Come and sing, dance, play and enjoy the light Northern summer nights in the cool university town of Estonia. See you in Tartu, in the city as a festival!
Tartu Music Foundation
www.europeade2011.eu
Ants Johanson
Manager
Europeade 2011
GSM: +372 505 7303
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