Venue

Conference takes place at the Estonian National Museum, Tartu. The museum is an ethnological collection of Estonian cultural history with the focus to preserve and exhibit the everyday life of estonians throughout the time, and social and physical space. Museum was founded in 1909 and hosts a living and growing collection of objects as well as archive of documents and records from Estonia. Among the artifacts is e.g., the original flag of Estonia from 1884. Part of the museum is also dedicated to displaying the cultures of related finno-ugric peoples.

Current museum building was opened in 2016 and is located near the park and remains of the historical Raadi manor at the site of the former Soviet military airfield. The museum displays two permanent exhibitions as well as temporary ones. The conference takes place at the 240 seat event hall at the museum.

Estonian National Museum is at 2 kilometer distance from the city center and can be easily reached by either walking, public transport or car.

For any questions regarding the conference, please contact us at excosm2027@ut.ee