If you live in Europe and want to go somewhere fun and exciting next weekend, why not consider Tallinn? There's a lot happening in the Estonian capital next week - here's a few temptations for you!
1. St. Martin Day is a bit like Halloween in Estonia. Children dress up and knock on strangers doors, sing songs and dance in exchange for candy. Sure to bring a smile to anyone's face!
2. St.Martin's Day Fair
Estonia's largest craft and folk art fair. It spands over four days - Thursday to Sunday and has a huge selection of Estonian made goods. Not to be missed!
http://www.folkart.ee/eng/st-martins-day-fair
3. Madonna tribute singer Tanja Mikhailova will perform live in concert on Saturday night.
4. And don't forget Father's Day! Father's Day is celebrated in November in Estonia, this year on November 10!
Here's a little poem I found online that pretty much sums up how I feel about my Dad!
Dad - you're one in a million! The best!
1. St. Martin Day is a bit like Halloween in Estonia. Children dress up and knock on strangers doors, sing songs and dance in exchange for candy. Sure to bring a smile to anyone's face!
2. St.Martin's Day Fair
Estonia's largest craft and folk art fair. It spands over four days - Thursday to Sunday and has a huge selection of Estonian made goods. Not to be missed!
http://www.folkart.ee/eng/st-martins-day-fair
3. Madonna tribute singer Tanja Mikhailova will perform live in concert on Saturday night.
4. And don't forget Father's Day! Father's Day is celebrated in November in Estonia, this year on November 10!
Dad - you're one in a million! The best!