On Estonia's Independence Day, celebrations commenced in Tallinn at 7:32 AM with a ceremonial flag-raising at the Tallin’s Long Hermann Tower, which was accompanied by the national anthem. Parallel events occurred in other cities, including Narva, Tartu, and Silameja, demonstrating a nationwide appreciation for the date. The parliamentary speaker, Lauri Hussar, delivered a significant speech during the ceremony.

During the event, the Archbishop of the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church, Urmas Viilma, offered a blessing, further emphasizing the cultural and historical importance of the day. Additionally, Alex Palu Pukkas, a student from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre's Drama School and a recipient of the Voldemar Panso Award, read the Estonian Declaration of Independence, symbolizing the importance of youth engagement in national commemorations.

These celebrations not only mark a pivotal moment in Estonian history but also strengthen national pride and unity among citizens. Events such as this serve as a reminder of Estonia's journey to sovereignty and the ongoing commitment to preserve its independence, especially as contemporary challenges emerge on the global stage.