Program 1-7 July 2025

The 7-day curated program includes private tours of Vabamu and other top Estonian museums; receptions and meetings designed to give a unique insight to Estonian digital success story; opportunities to explore Estonia’s wonderful nature and of course visits to XXVIII Song and Dance festival.

2019 program included meetings with president Kersti Kaljulaid and prime minister Jüri Ratas as well as a reception at Vabamu with local business and political leaders.

Prices

Early bird: 2999 EUR per person

Including:

  • accommodation in double occupancy room
  • admission to Song and Dance festival
  • program of events and activities

How thrilled we have been to present for the marvelous performances at the Laulupidus and the Tantsupidus of both 2014 and 2019. We, trained choral singers, along with our musical family members thoroughly enjoyed all the performances in each venue. To see thousands of dancers stepping to Estonian music is thrilling. To hear thousands of singers performing new and traditional music, often with orchestral accompaniment, conducted by simply brilliant Estonian leaders has provided new appreciation of the power of that many well trained voices singing their hearts out. Both of these events in both years have impressed us with this most meaningful expression of the patriotism of the cumulative hundreds of thousands of performers and citizens in the audiences. These are most moving occasions. We look forward to the 2025 Laulupidu and Tantsupidu!

Michael A. Keller and Carol A. Lawrence

Laulupidu is quite beyond what you can imagine. Hearing or reading about a ‘song and dance festival’ is one thing. The sheer majesty and scale, and the powerful outpouring of joy, will astonish. Music, dance, culture, digital government and social impact, meeting with government leaders, culinary delights, every city view a picturesque postcard; this trip checks all of these boxes. And most of all the fellowship and conservation of the people you will meet makes for an experience of a lifetime. 

James Higa