Dear parents, event organizers and visitors, lets keep each other safe and healthy!
As a precautionary measure Tartu Nature House will as of 14.03 be closed. We will cancel all events, children’s birthday parties and study programmes. Hobby classes will be organised from distance.
However, you can still contact us on the phone 736 6120 or 50 555 27 by e-mail info@tartuloodusmaja.ee. We will keep you informed about any changes via our homepage and social media channels.
Maintain calm and stay healthy and see you soon!
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Additional information from the Estonian Health Board >>
Japanese Cultural Evening is cancelled!
Tartu Nature House is cancelling the Japanese Cultural Evening on 13th on March as a precaution recommended by the City of Tartu and Estonian Health Board. We apologise for the inconvenience and hope to see you on our next cultural evenings in the future!
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If you are interested in Japanese culture and you would like to try some origami, calligraphy, japanese games, traditional snacks and learn useful phrases in japanese then you are welcome at the Japanense cultural evening in Tartu Nature House!
The evening takes place on the 13th of March at 19:00 in Tartu Nature House, Lille 10.
The Japanese evening is hosted by students and their sensei from Sophia University, Tokyo. The event is in english.
Participation fee 2€.
Tartu Nature House brings you the best films from the Matsalu Nature Film Festival.
Movie nights will take place from November to April, on specific dates, at 18:00h.
Read more about the festival >>
MAFF in Tartu
12.11., 18:00h /Facebook event/
26.11., 18:00h /Facebook event/
Following movie nights:
10.12. / 14.01. / 28.01. / 11.02. / 25.02. / 10.03. / 24.03. / 14.04. / 28.04.
Tartu Nature House (Lille 10, Tartu)
Ticket price: 4 eur/adult; 2 eur/students
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This year the Tartu Nature House Christmas Fair will take place on the 7th December (11 am – 15 pm) 2019. The house will be open for all visitors – families, children, grandparents, everyone is welcome.
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👉Christmas fair
👉Christmas performance for children (in estonian)
👉Workshops
👉Cafe
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Our slogan for this year is 💝”A gift from the heart, no plastic wrapping needed!”💝”. We believe that there should be less things, but more gifts from the heart. And one thoughtful gift is more than enough. We will also have different workshops where you can make your own gift wrapping box or bag from recycled materials.
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We offer companies, institutions and groups of friends an opportunity to have a family friendly Christmas party with games and a Santa in Tartu Nature House!
Christmas programme starts with educational and heartwarming family performance “List”.
This story binds joy, sorrow and patience with curiosity, diligent fatigue and shyness. A little girl finds herself in Elf land where she meets elves making preparations for Christmas. They are overwhelmed with requests, because children’s letters have become longer with each year. If and how the problem can be solved remains to be seen…
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Through 14 artworks made by artists from 9 countries, the WasteArt project and travelling exhibition “NOT out of sight, NOT out of mind” invite you to look at the waste differently – as a material, resource and opportunities for the future! Tartu Nature House is hosting the exhibition 16.08-25.10.2019 and is open for all visitors during the opening hours. Entrance is with the house ticket.
The co-curator of the project Indrek Grigor describes the garbage catastrophe that the human kind is facing as a result of waste being something that is not talked about in polite companies. It is part of our daily lives, but yet we try to pretend as if it’s not there. “The majority of us perceive our garbage bin as a black hole, whatever is thrown into it has not only vanished from our households, it is believed to have left the realm of human liability”. There are no easy solutions for complex problems. As an individual facing corporate economy driven consumer culture and industrial waste production, one can feel lost and the situation may seem hopeless. One of the solutions the exhibition in this situation suggests, according to Grigor, is to be selfish about waste. You should consume less and reuse more, “But do it to save money, not the planet. It’s like quitting smoking. You save yourself and everything else is collateral “damage””, summarizes Grigor.
Participating artists:
Varvara & Mar Canet (EE)
Jacob Kirkegaard (DK)
Marta Moorats (EE)
Kiwa (EE)
Ansis Starks (LV)
André Avelãs (NL/PT)
“The Laboratory of Microclimates”
Annechien Meier & Gert-Jan Gerlach (NL)
Johanna Lohrengel (DE) & Gatis Kreicbergs (LV)
Ieva Krūmiņa (LV)
Geraldine Juárez (SE/MX)
Justin Tyler Tate (CA)
Willem Boel (BE)
Timo Toots (EE)
Elena Redaelli (NO)
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The exhibition is a part of the project WasteArt No. Est-Lat 65, which is funded by ERDF Interreg V-A Estonia-Latvia Cross-Border Programme, Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development of Latvia and project partners. Materials for the exhibition were provided by the Landfill “Daibe”, Swedbank Estonia and local communities in Latvia and Estonia.
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