Exciting events in Estonia this week

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27, 30 July Seven Cities Music Festival, Narva and Iisaku

Catch the final two concerts of this popular festival series taking place throughout Ida-Viru County.

 

30 July–1 August Leigo Lake Music Festival, Otepää

Local and international musicians will perform a series of concerts against the backdrop of a lake and Southern Estonia’s forests and hills, complemented with a fire and light exhibit.

 

30 July–1 August Hiiumaa Home Café Days, Hiiumaa

One of the island of Hiiumaa’s main annual events, homes and communities around the island open their doors and yards to share their secret recipes.

 

31 July–1 August Pärnu Street Food Festival, Pärnu

Two days of great food on Supeluse St in the heart of Pärnu, Estonia’s summer capital.

 

31 July–1 August Võnge Festival and Tõrva Fire Days, Tõrva

Estonia’s annual traveling music and art festival takes place in Tõrva this year, in Southern Estonia, and is paired with the host town’s annual fire and light festival.

 

31 July–2 August Tallinn Rock Festival, Tallinn

The Scorpions, Godsmack, and Sepultura headline this year’s massive music festival in Tallinn dedicated to rock’n’roll.

 

31 July–2 August August Blues Festival, Haapsalu

The 32nd annual music festival dedicated entirely to blues takes place once again in Haapsalu, featuring local and international artists.

 

1 August Põltsamaa Wine Day, Põltsamaa

Estonia’s unofficial wine capital is celebrating the town’s centenary programme in its restored castle.

 

1 August Night Bazaar, Narva-Jõesuu

Lights, art, food, flea markets, a fair, all culminating in a fireworks display in the northeastern corner of Estonia, right by the sea.

 

1–16 August Tartu Buzz Old Town Festival, Tartu

A festival celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Tartu’s Old Town, featuring concerts, food, workshops, tours, a film festival, a wine festival, a youth day, and much more.

 

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