Many notable residents of Tartu will gather at ERM on February 22 to celebrate the 108th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia, with speeches from key figures including Prime Minister Kristen Michal.
On February 22 at 6 PM, Tartu will host a concert ceremony to celebrate the 108th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia, attended by various prominent residents. Among them is Prime Minister Kristen Michal, who will deliver the traditional anniversary speech. The event will also feature live broadcasts by Tartu Postimees, showcasing the significance of the occasion to the community.
In addition to the Prime Minister's speech, Tartu's Mayor Urmas Klaas and Council Chair Tõnis Lukas are also expected to address the attendees. The ceremony will honor several individuals with prestigious titles and awards, including the title of Honorary Citizen of Tartu, which will be presented to notable personalities such as former Parliament Speaker Ene Ergma and orthopedic clinic head Aare Märtson, highlighting their contributions to the city and beyond.
The ceremonial concert program, which will follow the speeches, aims to further enrich the celebration of Estonian sovereignty and community spirit in Tartu. The recognition of local figures exemplifies the importance of civic participation and acknowledges the roles individuals play within the community, reflecting the appreciation of Tartu's rich cultural and social heritage.
