The 19th Century Tartu Citizen’s Home Museum

Tartu City Museum and it’s branches are celebrating their 63rd birthday. On this occasion, the entry to the museum is free of charge on October 31st.

On Sunday, september 3rd at 2 PM the curator of the exhibition Herman Aunapuu’s Minimalism Tartu – Arhangelsk – Tartu will share his insights about both the exhibition as well as the artist. At the same time, it will be … Loe rohkem

Beginning with September 3rd, Sirje Karis, the former director of Estonian History Museum, has set about being the new director of Tartu City Museum. Karis was chosen to fill the position by way of public competition. According to Sirje Karis, … Loe rohkem

Beginning with June 29th a new exhibition titled Herman Aunapuu’s Minimalism. Tartu – Arhangelsk – Tartu can be seen at 19th Century Tartu Citizen’s Home Museum. Herman Aunapuus’s paintings and graphic works from the years 1938–1998 are displayed. The exhibition … Loe rohkem

In relation with centenary festivities of Estonian Republic there will be changes in opening hours of Tartu City Museum and it’s branches. On 23rd of February, the museums will close 3 hours earlier: Tartu City Museum is open from 11 … Loe rohkem

During the holiday season there are some changes to opening hours in both Tartu City Museum and its branches:  Tartu City Museum and all of its branches are closed on 22nd, 24th, 25th and 26th of December. On 23rd of … Loe rohkem

In connection with Estonia’s Independence Restoration Day, 19th Century Tartu Citizen’s Home Museum is closed on Sunday, 20th of August.

The 19th Century Tartu Citizen’s Home Museum is closed on Good Firday (April 14) and Easter Sunday (April 16). 

Seoses Eesti Vabariigi aastapäevaga esineb muudatusi Tartu Linnamuuseumi ja filiaalide lahtiolekuaegades. 23. veebruaril on muuseumid avatud 3 tundi lühemalt: Tartu Linnamuuseum on avatud kell 11-15 Tartu Laulupeomuuseum on avatud kell 11-15 Oskar Lutsu majamuuseum on avatud kell 11-14 19. sajandi linnakodaniku muuseum on avatud kell … Loe rohkem