Themed events for Ukraine’s Independence Day | Tallinn and Tartu

Drawing and an art exhibition in Tallinn’s Kadriorg Park, or a quest adventure through the city of Tartu? Everyone will find interesting events in Estonia for Ukraine’s Independence Day!

Looking for themed events to attend with your children on 24 August? Participants of the Idea competition to Ukraine's Independence Day invite children and adults to join! Hurry to register:

• Drawing flash mob and exhibition “My path to Independence”

On 24 August at 11:00 Kadriorg Park will host a drawing flash mob and exhibition on the theme “My path to Independence” with Dmytro Dobrovolskyi, a Ukrainian artist well known in Estonia, and Kristina Dolhikh, a teacher, illustrator and artist from Mariupol!

We invite children and teenagers aged 10–16 to draw and share their stories of courage, bravery, experiences and hopes on the path to freedom and Independence. We believe the picturesque scenery will inspire our participants to create drawings that reflect important thoughts and dreams that will surely come true, and help reveal their talent for drawing.

Register for the event via this link.

More information about the event: Drawing flash mob and exhibition

•  Quest for Estonia’s Independence Restoration Day and Ukraine’s Independence Day in Tartu

On 24 August at 12:00 in Tartu, Tetiana Panasiuk will run a #QUEST – an adventure for teams through the city towards a goal by overcoming challenges: tasks related to the history, culture, science and traditions of Estonia and Ukraine – what unites us and what makes us different.

The aim is to meet new friends, enjoy quality and interesting leisure time, discover new things, see the beauty, brightness and diversity of Tartu and develop communication skills.

Ages from birth to 99.

Registration form via this link.

More information about the event via this link.

The idea competition is supported by the Association of Ukrainian Organisations in Estonia together with the Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Society PROSVITA and the Ukrainian art studio “Mrija” (Ukraina Kunstide Stuudio Mrija MTÜ).