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Tomorrow will see the beginning of the popular two-day Intsikurmu Music Festival. This year\u2019s edition will see international acts as well-known Estonian artists perform on the festival\u2019s three stages. There will also be a full programme of activities for children as well as a forest cinema.
The aim of the Intsikurmu Music Festival, which is now more than 10 years old, is to attract people back to the woods in order to find themselves and connect through music. The popular festival, which takes place in the south Estonia city of P\u00f5lva, is known for its wide-ranging musical programme.<\/p>\n
This year, you will be able to see performances from well-known Estonian acts including Kadri Voorand<\/strong>, Mick Pedaja<\/strong>, Mari J\u00fcrjens<\/strong>, and Elephants from Neptune.<\/p>\n In total, there are three festival stages on the large 8-hectare site. As well as music, visitors will also find a forest open-air cinema where there will be a full programme of movies and documentaries around the chosen theme of \u201cFreedom\u201d.<\/p>\n The little ones haven\u2019t been forgotten either, with their own festival programme, which is aptly named \u201cLastekurmu\u201d. They will be able to enjoy theatrical performances, stories, workshops and more on both days of the festival.<\/p>\n