6/3 euros with the museum ticket, in Estonian On the permanent exhibition Stories and Songs – everywhere in the building. The Estonian Theatre and Music Museum offers a chance to listen to the audio performance 21 Memories by Andrus Kivirähk, where objects belonging to people well known from Estonian theatre and music history tell their stories with the help of Estonian famous actors. Among the others that will have the opportunity to share their memories are the flat cap of Voldemar Panso, the motorcycle of Ants Lauter, and the cornet that belonged to David Otto Wirkhaus, but one will also hear the life story of a bagpipe made of a seal’s stomach. The actors who have lent their voice to the display items are Ivo Uukkivi, Margus Prangel, Mait Malmsten, Aarne Soro, Jaan Rekkor, Margus Tabor, Taavi Teplenkov, Tambet Tuisk, Tõnu Oja, Harriet Toompere, Katrin Pärn, Ülle Kaljuste, Kalju Orro, Kersti Heinloo, Liisa Pulk, Piret Simson, Peeter Oja, Kersti Kreismann, Riho Kütsar, Ago Anderson, and Jan Uuspõld.The museum is open longer than usual: 10 AM – 7 PM

Tickets 12/15 euros (with preregistration) The cellar of Great Guild Hall, where a wine bar Magus Auk used to be, will be the meeting place for wine, poetry, music and… darkness. The blind and vision-impaired people’s amateur theatre Terateater of the North Estonian Association of the Blind in cooperation with the association’s ensemble invite you to experience an adventure without sight, where Estonian poems about love and drinking will be recited, songs will be sung by the ensemble, and snacks and drinks will be enjoyed by feeling. During the event, the audience will be blindfolded and move from one room to another accompanied by a guide. The snacks and drinks are included in the ticket price. The museum is open longer than usual: 10 AM – 7 PM