Fantasy
An exhibition tour and workshop of your choice. Choose an exhibition and a creative workshop that would interest you and your guests.
Entertainment programme “Fantasy” is great for celebrating a birthday, organising a company party, or celebrating any other event in the inspiring environment of the Kumu Art Museum.
Exhibition visit
- The exhibition tour may include the classics of Estonian art or any of the temporary exhibitions available. The tour can be organised in different ways: we offer traditional guided tours and more playful solutions. Please let us know your thoughts and, together, we can choose the best alternative for you and your group.
Duration: 1–1.5 h
Creative workshop
- In the workshop, you can try textile, silk or relief printing or the drypoint technique, or opt for painting, drawing or making badges. The workshops do not require previous experience.
Duration: 1–1.5 h
The total duration of the programme is two to three hrs.
The workshop must be booked in advance and can be carried out in Estonian, Russian or English.
Gallery
Preparations
We kindly ask the organiser to arrive 15–20 minutes before the beginning of the programme.
Catering
It is possible to order a party or snack table from Reval Café catering. The guests can enjoy themselves in privacy in Kumu’s second-floor seminar room. Please place your order at least three working days before the event.
Changing and cancelling your booking
The programme must be booked at least four working days in advance. The order can be changed or cancelled until two working days before the day of the event. In the case of a programme taking place during the weekend, the museum must be notified of changes or cancellation of the programme by no later than 4 p.m. on Friday. If the museum is notified of the cancellation or postponement of the event less than 24 hours in advance, then the full price for the programme must be paid.
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