At the end of January and the beginning of February, there are important dates for our home region and homeland that are commemorated every year. These include the anniversary of the Battle of Paju and the liberation of Valga during the Estonian War of Independence, as well as the signing of the Tartu Peace Treaty.
On January 21 at 16:00, two exhibitions dedicated to these events were opened at the Valga Museum.
The Estonian War Museum brought the exhibition Estonian War of Independence 1918 – 1920 to Valga, and the Tartu City Museum provided materials from their exhibition Tartu Peace 100. In addition, you can also see items from the time of these events from the collections of the Valga Museum and the Tartu City Museum.
At the opening of the exhibition, a presentation was given by Toomas Hiio, Research Director of the Estonian War Museum and Head of Research at the Estonian Institute of Historical Memory. The exhibitions will remain open to visitors until March 1.
You are welcome to visit Valga Museum!
