The
Estonia Festivals explore the different beliefs of the people of the country and also the customs of the society. There are a large number of festivals in an Estonian calendar. Most of these
Estonia Festivals follow the Christian beliefs, while some are essentially Pagan in nature. Among the festivals of Estonia, Christmas occupies an important place. There are also some pagan festivals like the Midsummer or St.John's Day and others.
A few researches have shown Estonia to be the most non-religious country of the European Union. Hence, the song and music festivals held in the country occupy an important place in the heart of the people of Estonia. There are also several other festivals, which span all round the year. The major festivals of Estonia are listed below:
- Midsummer Festival or St.John's Day
- Jazz and Blues Festival
- Opera and Ballet Festival
- Rock Festival
- The Baltika Folk Festival
- International Organ Music Festival
- Jazz Festivals
- Ollesummer Festival
- Easter
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The festivals of Estonia are the time for enjoyment of the people of the whole country. A large number of people from the other countries also come to Estonia to experience these festivals. The Estonia Festivals act as an integrating force in the country. These festivals enhance the integrity and harmony in the country.
