Public programmes

The Russian-language tour of the exhibition is led by the beloved guide Marina Dunajeva.

‘Discover the history of Kadriorg palace and current exhibitions!

See the high-profile exhibition Bernardo Strozzi: Beyond Caravaggio in a small group in an intimate setting!

Drop-in guided tour in English at the exhibition “Conflicts and Adaptations. Estonian Art of the Soviet Era (1940–1991)”.

Discover the high-profile exhibition!

Drop-in guided tour in English

A brand-new glass lift that takes visitors to the top of the tower, where they can enjoy unique panoramic views of the medieval Old Town and Tallinn Bay.

During the ecosomatic tours, we will explore our perceptions of the boundary between ourselves and our environment through bodily exercises and dialogue.

During the ecosomatic tours, we will explore our perceptions of the boundary between ourselves and our environment through bodily exercises and dialogue.

Fish farmers from Saaremaa will introduce the most popular Estonian edible fish species.

Kumu Courtyard Festival, which took place for the first time last year, is back — this time riding the currents of Iceland!

Ave Vellesalu’s and Keithy Kuuspu’s performative installation “Eruption” unfolds like a hybrid ritual or a sensory workshop, in which viewers step into an intimate space of shared experience.

At the Kumu Courtyard Festival drawing session, models will pose in outfits inspired by the Nordic theme and Vikings.

During the ecosomatic tours, we will explore our perceptions of the boundary between ourselves and our environment through bodily exercises and dialogue.

During the ecosomatic tours, we will explore our perceptions of the boundary between ourselves and our environment through bodily exercises and dialogue.

Fish farmers from Saaremaa will introduce the most popular Estonian edible fish species.

The workshop is open to all ages.

Ave Vellesalu’s and Keithy Kuuspu’s performative installation “Eruption” unfolds like a hybrid ritual or a sensory workshop, in which viewers step into an intimate space of shared experience.

At the Kumu Courtyard Festival drawing session, models will pose in outfits inspired by the Nordic theme and Vikings.

Töötoas õpime valmistama kombucha’t põhjamaistest toorainetest ja kevadistest taimedest.

Each Saturday and Sunday, starting at 4 pm, traditional organ music performances take place in the museum. Classical and modern organ music is played by the Niguliste Museum organists Andres Uibo and Tiit Kiik.

The composer Merilyn Jaeski’s electronic composition was inspired by a legend in which creatures living as seals can transform into human beings by peeling off their skins.