48th EUROPEADE IN TARTU 2011
July 20-24, 2011
Tartu is the second largest city of Estonia.
Tartu, lying 185 kilometres south of Tallinn, is also the centre of Southern Estonia.
The Emajõgi River, which connects the two largest lakes of Estonia, flows for the length of 10 kilometres within the city limits and adds colour to the city.
The first written records of Tartu date from 1030

Tartu - city of good thoughts
All folklore groups from Europe are invited to 48th Europeade in Tartu 2011
Welcome to the biggest folklore festival in Europe!

TARTU TOWN HALL SQUARE
July 21-23 - performances of the groups
CONCERTS OF CILDRENS AND YOUTH GROUPS
CONTCERTS OF MUSIC GROUPS
Europeade after party`s

THEATRE VANEMUINE
Vanemuine, named after the old Estonian god of music and poetry in the romantic pseudo-mythology of 19th century national awakening, is the oldest theatre in Estonia.

TARTU FESTIVAL ARENA
July 21 - opening of the 48th Europeade
July 24 - Europeade parade to Arena
July 24 - closing of the 48th Europeade

July 21-23 - Streets of Tartu
performances of the groups

SCHOOLS (for accommodation)

July 20 - Registration of groups in Exhibition Centre of Tartu

Monuments in Tartu

PUB PÜSSIROHUKELDER
Europeade by night

STREETS OF TARTU
Streets for Europeade parade

GUIDEPOSTS IN TARTU

TARTU

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE of  TARTU EUROPEADE
meetings 2010 and 2011

photos / fotod: Valdo Rebane (Tartu Laululava 2 ülaltvaadet on kellegi teise fotod)

map of Tartu