Tallinna Lauluväljak is set to host the biggest midsummer festival in Tallinn, featuring prominent artists such as Tommy Cash, Smilers, and 2 Quick Start on June 24. This event aims to provide a vibrant and affordable alternative to more costly music festivals, with tickets priced at only 5 euros for the first 5,000 attendees. The festival is expected to draw large crowds, reflecting an increased enthusiasm for summer events in the capital.

Sten-Erik Jantson, a spokesperson for the event, describes the upcoming summer as the busiest yet, hinting at a series of events designed to keep the excitement going throughout the season. Following the midsummer festivities, the Lauluväljak will also host the Tallinn Motor Weekend on June 26-27, showcasing motorsport activity, followed by the Õllesummer festival from July 1-4, featuring around 100 artists from both Estonia and abroad across nine stages. This lineup signifies a considerable cultural engagement within the city, appealing to a diverse audience.

The midsummer festival is part of a broader effort to revitalize public gatherings post-pandemic and encourage community participation. With the combination of affordable ticket pricing and a lineup of well-known artists, the event looks to create a memorable experience for both locals and visitors, while also establishing Tallinna Lauluväljak as a key venue for summer events in Estonia.