Important: how to get to the "Vyshyvanka Unites – Rahvustikand ühendab" festival

This Sunday we meet at the annual "Vyshyvanka Unites" festival, which once again brings the Ukrainian community and guests from all over Estonia together in one place to celebrate our culture, heritage and unity.

The festival will take place on 18 May, from 12:00 to 20:00, at the Estonian Open Air Museum / Eesti Vabaõhumuuseum, at the Setu farm.

The exact festival location.

Entry is only through the museum's side entrance (don't confuse it with the main entrance!). From the entrance to the festival area it is just a 3-minute walk.

There is convenient parking nearby, as well as a public transport stop (buses 21 and 21B from central Tallinn – Balti jaam, Viru, Vabaduse väljak).

The stop on the map.

An entry ticket costs 10 euros. To avoid queues you can buy it online via this link.

Children under 8 – free; concession categories – on the usual terms of the museum.

A rich programme awaits you: a concert with children's, youth and adult groups, vocal and solo numbers; the theatre performance "Matchmaking in Honcharivka"; a tour of the Open Air Museum and a festive lottery. You can also visit the crafts fair, join workshops, taste delicious dishes in the food court and take pictures at the photo zones, while the little ones can choose a children's area with activities they enjoy!

Volunteers will greet you at the entrance and help you find your way, and signs on the museum grounds will show you the way to the festival.

See you at "Vyshyvanka Unites" 2025!