♪ Listen 0:00 Pärnu hosts a series of art exhibitions throughout September. The Youth House in Pärnu will host a Terje Võrgu exhibition on September 11th. Other exhibitions taking place during the month include a permanent exhibition at the Pärnu Museum (“11,000 years of history – experiences from the past”), an art gallery in the Town Hall featuring Janno Bergman’s “Les Fleurs du Mal” exhibition, and Uno Roosvalti’s “Here below the Northern Lights” exhibition. The new art museum will feature “Living to stay alive,” open daily from 11:00 to 18:00. Several gallery spaces will also host exhibitions, including the gallery in the old town hall showcasing the art of handling, and the library of Pärnu University, which will feature exhibitions by artists Allar Taela and Iris Kivisalu. Exhibitions are also taking place in libraries across Pärnu and surrounding towns, including Türi and Tori, with artists Ketlin Kurriku, Tiina Ojaste, and Iris Kivisalu presenting their work. These exhibitions are open on various days and times, with many offering extended hours throughout September. Topics: #exhibition #september #terje Post navigation A surprise up-ticker in Tallinn stock exchange The summer that ended was the hottest in history