Viljandi hosts a series of cultural events throughout October and November, offering a diverse range of exhibitions and performances. On Wednesday, October 18, Priit Kuusk will discuss his travels. The TEATER Ugalas will present “Children’s hotel” at 11 a.m. and “Sacred things in life here” at 7 p.m. at Vaksali tänav 7, Viljandi. The Viljandi museum will host “False brides” at 4 p.m., alongside several other presentations including “Smarten money,” “Free money,” “Puppet band. Great film,” “Great (mis)demons. Awesome film,” “Dragons. Awesome movie,” “With God, rock and roll!,” and “Spiritual healer. Beliefs.” Exhibitions will be located on Freedom square featuring “My garden stories,” and in the courtyard with Evi Kauri’s exhibition “Route 65.” The Kondase centre, located on Long street 8, Viljandi, will showcase German artist Michael Golz’s exhibitions “Athosland” and “A career: artist,” alongside Estonian artist Tiina Tammets’s drawings and painted stones in the exhibition “Stone.” The Viljandi culture academy’s metalwork specialty study will present “Form” at Laidoneri square 10, Viljandi. Schloss Fellini will be open until March at Viljandi highway 1, Karksi-Nuia. Sven and Katrin Saagi will exhibit “Hope,” and Enno Alliku will present “Life in the streets: from the hustle and bustle of the streets to the silence of the holy.” These exhibitions will be open E-N from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (E) and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (R). The Abja cultural center, located on Pärnu highway 28, Abja-Paluoja, will host the art circle exhibition from the Abja youth center. The Viljandi museum will maintain its permanent exhibition of Viljandi history and the “Form” study. These events contribute to the variety of free time activities available in viljandi. Topics: #viljandi #events #free Post navigation The Tax Department warns against lotteries from social networks The court annulled the punishment for Vovanu Kastan
These cultural events in Viljandi sound like a wonderful opportunity for local residents and visitors alike. Reply