On March 15, young dancers from pre-primary to primary school age took to the stage at the small hall of Vanemuine in Tartu for the Tartumaa Dance Day. The event featured two concerts that highlighted a variety of dance styles, emphasizing inventive ideas and storytelling through movement. The participation of young dancers from various schools demonstrated the vibrant community engaged in the art of dance.

The jury for the provincial dance day included renowned figures in the dance community, such as choreographer Igor Lider, teacher Kristiina Vilipõld, and freelance choreographer Daniela Privis. Igor Lider expressed his joy at witnessing the strong community spirit in Tartu, where many dedicate their time and energy to the practice of dance. He commented on the importance of dance in the lives of the dancers and thanked parents for encouraging their children to pursue this art form, noting its impact on fostering diverse skills and experiences.

The event served as a significant opportunity for young dancers to take their initial steps into the world of dance, supported by both parents and teachers. The encouragement from family and mentors plays a crucial role in nurturing these first experiences and cultivating the next generation of performers. Overall, Tartumaa Dance Day was a celebration of creativity and community in the realm of dance, showcasing the passionate commitment of local families to this expressive art.