Pärnu Museum has unveiled its new permanent exhibition titled 'Madonna and the Key. Manifest and Beach Trolley', which aims to showcase the cultural and historical narratives of the city of Pärnu through four distinctive stories. This exhibition invites visitors to explore various aspects of Pärnu's identity, reflecting on its artistic and social history. The exhibition is designed to engage with both locals and tourists, offering a deeper understanding of Pärnu’s significance in Estonian culture.

The exhibition captures the essence of Pärnu by highlighting significant themes that have shaped the city over time. Through the interplay of art and local anecdotes, the exhibition emphasizes Pärnu's role as a cultural hub and its evolution through the years. By presenting the stories in an innovative format, the museum aims to attract a diverse audience, thereby enhancing the city's appeal as a destination for cultural tourism.

Overall, 'Madonna and the Key. Manifest and Beach Trolley' is not only a reflection of Pärnu's local history but also an effort to position the museum as a key player in the broader cultural landscape of Estonia. As such, it plays an important role in preserving and promoting local heritage while contributing to the ongoing dialogue about Pärnu's future as a vibrant cultural center.