Public programmes

Drop-in guided tour in English

‘Come and discover the gems of the permanent exhibition of the Kadriorg Art Museum!

Drop-in guided tour in English

‘Come and discover Kadriorg Palace – a building like a work of art!

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.

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

‘The performance, which grew out of the practice of hugging, features two bodies moving towards an embrace, affecting and being affected.

At the March Family Morning, we’ll take a close look at the building where so much art can be found and embark on an exciting journey into the hidden places of Kumu!

Family Morning will visit the contemporary art exhibition “They Began to Speak”, which explores themes such as the body, the environment, and the Indigenous peoples of the Nordic countries.

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.

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

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.

A bueautiful musical journey through the soul of Fado in the exhibition.

Ballaadid kõlavad rootsi, fääri, taani, norra ja islandi keeles.

The guitar evenings feature students from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, from the guitar classes of Heiki Mätlik and Kirill Ogorodnikov.