Curiosity day: close to Tuglas’s body, heart and spirit
On the curiosity day we open the doors of the house in which, thanks to Friedebert Tuglas’s (1886–1971) last wish, a research institute and museum now operate. The walk looks at Tuglas from three angles: close to the body (his pyjamas and everyday objects from the collections), close to the heart (the muses important to Tuglas, and love stories hidden in the heart-shaped soups), and close to the spirit (his most popular work, his sources of inspiration, and his inner-exile years in Nõmme). Together with the Estonian Museum Association we also show how different museums collect and preserve cultural heritage.
The curiosity day is an initiative of President Alar Karis. Väikese Illimari tänav 12, Tallinn, 14 November at 16:00.
A free account shows the full card and lets you ask Killu Raja for a spot. The host answers in the app.