13.6.2013 | Culture
Midsummer’s Eve

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Midsummer’s Eve is perhaps the most anticipated holiday of the year. It is a beautiful summer evening filled with flaming bonfires, dancing and music, “swinging” and folk games. Experience the traditional Estonian customs associated with this ancient holiday at the Estonian Open Air Museum.
23 June, 19:00–00:00
Farms open from 19:00 to 22:30
www.evm.ee
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