On May 9, 2026, Estonia will host its primary celebrations dedicated to Europe Day. The central events will unfold in Tallinn and Narva, featuring street festivals, educational activities, and open-air evening concerts.

Tallinn: Festival at Vabaduse Square

• Time: May 9, starting from 12:00

• Location: Vabaduse väljak (Freedom Square)

During the day, the square will transform into an open-access hub featuring EU embassies, European organizations, and state institutions. Interactive zones and specialized programs for children and youth are scheduled throughout the afternoon.

Evening Concert (Free Entry):

• An-Marlen

• Boipepperoni

• Clicherik & Mäx

• Lexsoul Dancemachine

Following the main concert, the festivities will continue at Paavli Kultuurivabrik, featuring a lineup of DJs from across Europe.

Narva: Symphony and Modern Beats

The central venue for the celebrations will be Town Hall Square (Raekoja plats).

Daytime Program:

• Family activities at Stockholm Square

• "Future of Ida-Virumaa" fair at Narva College

• Performances by youth ensembles

Evening Concert:

• Narva Symphony Orchestra

• Ott Lepland

• Tanja Mihhailova

Late Evening Performance:

• NOËP – Eesti Laul participant

Narva – Ivangorod: Two Banks, Two Formats

On May 9, the Russian city of Ivangorod will hold events commemorating Victory Day. The Narva River promenade provides a direct line of sight to the opposite bank, creating a unique setting where two distinct commemorative formats can be observed simultaneously in one shared space.

Nationwide Activities

From May 4 to May 10, educational activities—including an orienteering game for schoolchildren—will take place in cities across Estonia, including Tartu, Pärnu, Võru, Kohtla-Järve, Kuressaare, and Valga.

"Europe Day is an opportunity to introduce residents to the work of European institutions and cooperation programs," stated the Representation of the European Commission in Estonia.

✔️ Useful Information

• Entry: All main events are free of charge.

• Venue: Most events are held outdoors.

• Crowds: High attendance is expected in the city centers of Tallinn and Narva.

👉 Planning your May 9?

It is recommended to check for the latest schedules, program updates, and weather conditions on the day of the event.