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30 March\u20132 April Singer Vinger 40<\/b><\/a>, Tartu and Tallinn<\/p>\n Two evenings of Estonian punk and rock nostalgia at the anniversary concerts of an iconic band. Plenty of guest performers will join, and the afterparty DJ will be none other than the rebellious and outspoken former Minister of Culture, Rein Lang.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 1 April April Fool\u2019s Day<\/b><\/a>, across Estonia<\/p>\n April Fool\u2019s Day was rescheduled for three days earlier this year, so on Wednesday you can let your guard down.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 2\u20133 April Via Crucis choral work<\/b><\/a>, Tallinn and Tartu<\/p>\n A deeply atmospheric musical work by composer Franz Liszt depicting the final events of Jesus\u2019s life, performed by the mixed choir HUIK! and enhanced with video visuals. The choir and guest baritone soloist from the Estonian National Opera are accompanied on a harmonium by Ulla Krigul, organist of the Finnish congregation in Tallinn.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 2 April\u201317 May Finno-Ugric Landscape<\/b><\/a>, Tartu<\/p>\n An art exhibition by the Finnish\u2013Estonian artist duo Satu Kalliokuusi and Ahti Meier, exploring themes of folklore, the relationship between humans and nature, and the landscapes of Tartu and its surroundings.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 3 April Easter Market in P\u00f5hara<\/b><\/a>, P\u00e4rnu The city of P\u00e4rnu stretches far into the countryside, and this market on its north-western edge\u201420 km away in the village of P\u00f5hara\u2014always attracts plenty of vendors and visitors. There\u2019s a carousel and a petting zoo for children, refreshments for everyone, and it\u2019s best to bring cash for purchases.<\/p>\n A tribute band honouring the beloved Swedish duo performs a full set of hits across three concerts in Estonia, with choruses that most of the audience will undoubtedly know by heart. <\/p>\n Held from 10:00 to 15:00 on Valga\u2019s central square, the market offers handicrafts, food products, household goods, and farm produce from across Southern Estonia. <\/span><\/p>\n The ominously named The Krypt Spooky music club hosts a mini-festival of dark and heavy drum & bass, industrial and techno metal, featuring six bands from across Europe. Also appearing is TeknoHirvi from Finland.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 4\u20135 April Handbell and organ music<\/b><\/a>, Tapa, Keila, Tallinn<\/p>\n The Arsis handbell ensemble and organist Kristel Aer perform works by Bach, Vivaldi, and Chopin in three atmospheric churches in the spirit of Easter. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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3\u20135 April Roxette UK tour<\/b><\/a>, Tallinn, J\u00f5hvi, Tartu
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4 April Valga Spring Market<\/b><\/a>, Valga
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4 April Industrial Festival 26<\/b><\/a>, Tallinn
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