Monday, September 12

On Monday, September 12, 2022, the Sakala center hosted a series of cultural events. The day’s activities included a community cinema screening of Aki Kaurismäki’s “Hold on a Rattlesnake, Tatiana,” curated by film journalist Tristan Priimägi. The screening began at 19:00 at the Abja cultural center.

Throughout the day, various events took place across Viljandi, including a concert series “Music 104 Estonia” featuring the trombone quartet Four Bones (Hungary) at Pärnu maantee 28, Abja-Paluoja. Centrum cinema offered multiple screenings of “Where are you going?” at 12:15 and 18:15, alongside “Kukerpilli rapsoodia,” “Vere kutse,” “Marmauduke,” “Apteeker Melchior. Viirastus,” and “Satire of fate in American style.”

The community cinema also presented an Aki Kaurismäki retrospective, featuring “Hold on a Rattlesnake, Tatiana,” “Three thousand years of longing,” and “After.

Long and happy.” Additionally, the Krõllipesa nursery school celebrated its fifth anniversary with an exhibition. Several art exhibitions were scheduled throughout September. On September 14, the Kondase centre showcased works by leading Lithuanian artist Daukantė Subačiūtė (“liar, liar”) and Latvian artist Edmunds Jaudzems (“Pantaloons and other companions”).

Exhibitions were also planned for September 16 at the Viljandi school art circle, September 18 at the city gallery, and September 30 at the Viljandi museum’s collection and the cultural academy’s educational program for students of national textiles and metalwork “Pärand haagib.” Exhibitions were also scheduled for September 17 at the cultural academy’s heritage technology program and September 30 at the Viljandi old water tower and the cultural academy’s art gallery “Ate-Heli.”

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