4 events to visit in September in Tallinn
Autumn brings many events to Tallinn. Here are 4 things to do in Tallinn before the end of September.
1. Tallinn Design Festival
Date: 16.09. - 22.09.2024
Location: Krulli quarter (Volta 1c, 10411 Tallinn)
Opening hours: Monday: 17.00-21.00, Tuesday - Sunday: 12.00-20.00
What is it?: One of the biggest international design festivals in the Baltics.
What to expect?: many exhibitions, design forum, workshops, sustainable fashion show. And on the weekend, the design market "Design Street" will also take place. Exhibitions are free.
2. Wandering Lights in Kadriorg Park
Date: 19.09. - 21.09.2024
Location: Kadrioru Park, Tallinn
Opening hours: 20.30-23.00
What is it?: An annual event in September where the park is filled with candles and lights, accompanied by a musical fountain show and light installations and performances.
What to expect?: a cozy evening in the park, wandering among the lights and exploring various installations and shows. This is a really popular event, so be prepared for it to get crowded. This is a free event.
3. The Mystery of Banksy “A genius mind” unauthorized exhibition
Date: until 27.10.2024
Location: Telliskivi M-building, Telliskivi tn 60/3, 10412 Tallinn
Opening hours: Monday - Sunday 10.00 - 20.00
Price: Adult ticket from Monday to Friday 18€, from Saturday to Sunday 20€
What is it?: An exhibition of Banksy, the famous street artist, showing his famous works, with over 200 of his works on display.
What to expect?: Banksy's famous art reproduced especially for this exhibition using different materials and media. The exhibition lets visitors take a look at the brilliant mind of the street artist.
4. The exhibition “Unicorn in the Magical Forest”
Date: 06.09.2024 - 06.04.2025
Location: Niguliste museum, Niguliste 3, Tallinn
Opening hours: Monday - closed, Tuesday - Sunday 10.00 - 18.00
Price: Adult ticket: 14€
What is it?: An exhibition created in cooperation with the Swedish Museum, which shows how we have perceived the meaning of unicorns throughout history.
What to expect?: An exhibition that includes, for example, historical items with unicorn embroidery, engravings, paintings with them on and many other items.
