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19 February The 101st anniversary of the Republic of Estonia will be celebrated in Tartu with ceremonies, speaking events, concerts and other engagements.

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Tartu is celebrating the 101st Anniversary of the Republic of Estonia 19 February

12 February The Tartu City Government sent the City Council a draft for discussion, under which the City is looking to support enterprises in digitising their man

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City looking to support the digitisation of manufacturing enterprises 12 February

31 January By the summer of 2021, Tartu’s largest residential area will receive modern and energy efficient street lighting.

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Tartu to update street lighting in Annelinn District 31 January

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OFFICIAL: Tartu Maraton will take place! 29 January

29 January Tartu is welcoming the Year of the Pig with the unveiling of an ice sculpture and a get-together on Town Hall Square on 5 February at 7 p.m.

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Tartu is welcoming the Year of the Pig with the unveiling of an ice sculpture 29 January

29 January From this Thursday, 31 January the new exhibition ‘The Story of the Estonian Chair’ on 100 years of Estonian chair design is open at the Estonian Nati

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‘The Story of the Estonian Chair’ exhibition to open at Estonian National Museum 29 January

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Finishing Lines: The Poetry of Hughes' and Hill's Last Decades 21Feb Finishing Lines: The Poetry of Hughes' and Hill's Last Decades Someone once joked that to be a great post-war British poet your last name had to begin with 'H'. Two figures who qualify on both counts are Ted Hughes (1930-1998) and Geoffrey Hill (1932-2016). Another thing that links both men is that they were especially productive in their last years. This talk focuses on their final decades and includes some of their late work.

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21Feb 22Feb ESN Tartu Estonian National Evening Did you know that Estonians invented Skype and they are the least religious people in the world? Are you wondering how Estonians are behind closed doors? If you would you like to know more about Estonians and this beautiful country, this event is just for you. 22Feb 23Feb Social inclusion through eParticipation: future path or dead end? Join an international convention on social inclusion and e-participation! All 18-35 y.o active citizens are welcome to a two-day event in cooperation with international trainers and local experts, which will conclude with writing recommendations to European Parliament. Come and discuss the future of Europe and make your voice heard! 23Feb Book presentation "The Little Prince" On the 23rd of February we are finally happy to introduce the "The Little Prince" book by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry that we produced in our musem. You are very welcome to join the public book presentation at 18:00 in the Estonian Print and Paper Museum. 27Feb Shamanic drum healing journey You are welcome to join a shamanic drum journey. Together we empower the intention to bring light and healing to those places within us that long to be touched by Love. Through the vibrations, sounds, silence and voices, we open our body, heart and soul for the healing touch of the Divine.

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