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The traditional <\/b>Mihklilaat autumn fair will take place in J\u00f5hvi tomorrow, September 30. At the fair, visitors will find horticultural items, seedlings, natural products and handicrafts. There will also be live music, including from well-known Estonia artist Mari Kalkun, activities for children, and the St. Michael’s Church museum will be free of charge to enter. <\/p>\n
This year marks the 13th<\/sup> edition of J\u00f5hvi Mihklilaat (J\u00f5hvi St Michaels Day Fair). The event which is held in the area around St. Michael’s Church and along J\u00f5hvi promenade, will see numerous stalls with natural and local farm products, handicrafts from local artisans, plants and more. Visitors will also be able to find delicious foods and drinks, as well as numerous activities for kids including archery.<\/p>\n In St. Michael’s Church itself, there will be a number of concerts during the day, including from J\u00f5hvi Big Band and organ music performed by Svetlana Kekisheva<\/strong>, which can be attended free of charge.<\/p>\n However, the headline concert of the day by well-known Estonian folk musician Mari Kalkun<\/strong> will require a small entry fee of 7 euros for adults and 5 euros for children.<\/p>\n Throughout the day, the church museum will be open and free of charge to enter. <\/p>\n