This unique multidisciplinary performance fuses together dance and musical interpretations of Estonian mythology, folk music & dance. Join us for a unique multidisciplinary performance that fuses together dance and musical interpretations of Estonian mythology, folk calendar traditions, and old archive recordings dating back to the beginning of the 20th century. Let's embark on a journey through a year in life, experiencing mystic rituals, old and new folklore tunes, and traditions that have shaped modern-day understandings and practices of our cultural identity. 5 PM - Doors Open New York Estonian Restaurant provides locally made Estonian-style food, snacks, and desserts for purchase. The bar features Estonian import beers, and handmade cocktails by the house’s chief bartender. 6 PM - Performance/Showtime The performance lasts about an hour, drinks allowed upstairs. Please find your seats early, all seats are “first come, first served” basis. 7:15 PM - Meet & Greet Downstairs Note: You don't need to be an Estonian speaker to enjoy the show—suitable for English and Estonian-speaking audiences of all ages.
Directed by Estonian-born artists Diina Tamm and Valev Laube, this folk-inspired contemporary performance will uncover aspects of Estonian culture that, though no longer celebrated daily, continue to influence our cultural legacy and ongoing evolution.
We welcome you to join us for this multisensory exploration of life's cycles.
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