New exhibition “Samovar” from October 16! The exhibition features samovars from the collections of the Tartu City Museum. The majority of them belonged to Endel Taniloo, but were acquired to the collection of Tartu City Museum in 1981. Most of the … Loe rohkem
On Friday, April 19th the 19th Century Citizen’s Home Museum will be closed as well as on Sunday, April 21st. However, on Saturday, April 20th the museum will be open during it’s regular hours of … Loe rohkem
Beginning with April, the 19th Century Tartu Citizen’s Home Museum is open from 11:00-17:00 Wednesday-Saturday and from 11:00-15:00 on Sundays. The Opening Hours of the summer season last until the end of September.
On February 23rd and February 24th there are following changes to the opening times: Tartu City Museum is open on February 23rd from 11 AM until 6 PM. Tartu City Museum is closed on Sunday, … Loe rohkem
In December of 2018 the museum is closed on the 23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th and 31st, and also on January 1st.
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 … 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 … 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 … 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 … Loe rohkem
