Nordic Midsummer Party 2015 Finished

Although Nordic countries share similar culture, history and even some traditions which makes it often easier to work together, each and every Nordic country have their own specific characteristics that make them unique. This is also the case with midsummer.

Just to give you a hint how it could be, you can learn about the Swedish midsummer:

Our Nordic Midsummer Party includes the best of traditions: maypole, bonfire, music & singing & dancing, games, food & beverages.

The party is supported by the international music festival
Juu Jääb.

The museum gates will be open to from 17:30 and the party ends with good mood at 21:00.

Dress code: smart casual, according to the weather, practical footwear.

This is an invitation only event and the registration is open until 5 June 2015. Please note that the organisers kindly ask you to present the printed invitation at the entrance of the museum.

The Nordic Midsummer Party takes place in the Estonian Open Air Museum in Tallinn, more precisely at the Swing Grounds located by the sea shore – a 10 min walk from the gates on a dirt road.

Click here to see directions by car and public transport.

Please note that if you come by car take the second gate on Vabaõhumuuseumi tee which is a few hundred meters past the main gate. Parking is inside the museum premises. If you come by public transport or taxi, take the main gate.

The Nordic cuisine has nailed the Nordic region, its culture, nature and lifestyle on the world map. Modern Nordic food is produced with care and with a focus on local ingredients, taste and diversity, forgotten varieties and breeds, old processing methods and new ideas in the kitchen. A vision which now resonates from exclusive gourmet restaurants down to school canteens and private kitchens.

Estonian food culture is similar to that of the Nordic countries in many ways. Estonian chefs seek inspiration in New Nordic Food and Estonia is informed and included in the activities of the Nordic food culture programme in order to create new cooperation networks in the Baltic Sea region.

At our joint Nordic Midsummer Party you can enjoy the fusion of modern Nordic cuisine with local Estonian touch. You can taste both traditional Nordic specialties and exciting endeavours.

Beer and cider will be provided by Saku.