Concerts & Events
Vihula Manor hosts a lot of different concerts and events throughout the year.
We have different styles for everyone. Look for our full upcoming event list down below.
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Midsummer Party at Vihula Manor – June 22 @ 18:00
Celebrate the magic of Midsummer at Vihula Manor on June 22 at 6 PM!
Enjoy live music by REGATT, folk dancing with KERRUKAD, and a festive atmosphere hosted by Vahur Jüris.
Family fun all evening:
- Trampoline, zorb balls, pony rides & competitions for both adults and children
- Helicopter flights & horse-drawn carriage rides
- Manor tours, local treats, and Minu Gelato ice cream
Tickets: 5€
Children up to 12 years old enter free.
Bring your friends and family for a night of music, dancing, and true summer vibes!
Date: 8 July
Venue: Vihula Manor Concert Hall
Marek Sadam and Mikk Saar – two distinctive artists, now sharing the stage together. For the first time, they unite in a common musical language, each bringing their own world – songs, stories, and thoughts that have found their way into words through the heart.
This is not just a concert. It’s a moment where time stands still – where clocks and calendars fade away. Where music brings you closer to yourself and to those with whom you share the evening.
Come and be. Simply be. And let the songs carry you – like a quiet river or a summer night that just doesn’t want to end, together with Sadam and Saar.
Paul Neitsov Guitar Legends
Date: 16 July
Venue: Vihula Manor Concert Hall
This summer evening will be filled with legends – guitarist Paul Neitsov invites you on a musical journey through the greatest guitar masterpieces of all time.
In the concert series “Guitar Legends”, stories that have shaped generations come to life – from Clapton and Knopfler to Emmanuel and Hendrix. Under Neitsov’s skilled hands, these pieces take on a new form where technique meets emotion. Paul performs solo, creating something unique and special with his enchanting guitar playing every night.
“Guitar Legends” is a tribute to the history of the guitar and its masters. Bring your friends, open your mind, and let yourself be carried away by the sounds of the guitar and the magic of a summer evening.
Date: 17 July
Venue: Vihula Manor Outdoor Stage
Legendary bands are bringing a great summer concert to Vihula Manor, performing beloved and well-known songs from both groups.
SÕPRUSE PUIESTEE
The band has released eight albums and one DVD. Most of the music is composed by Allan Vainola, with lyrics by Mait Vaik. Their most popular songs include “1905” and “Rahu, ainult rahu” (“Peace, Only Peace”). The band has been actively performing since 2002.
JÄÄÄÄR
Born on January 21, 1991, in Tartu, Jäääär stands out in the Estonian music scene not only for its unique name. After the tasteless electronic 80s, a group of young musicians wanted to create something meaningful for themselves and their listeners’ souls. Jäääär features Jaan Sööt, Tõnu Timm, Teet Velling, and Tarvo Jaaksoo.
The play "Where God Leads"
Date: July 18
Location: Vihula Manor Open-Air Stage
The play “Where God Leads” is a witty, funny, and heartfelt story about a brother and sister fleeing the law who encounter a missionary. Old Estonian skepticism meets the firm beliefs of a young Mormon, sparking a humorous adventure between people with completely opposite worldviews.
The story explores generational differences and life’s truths—how to learn from each other even when we don’t want to. Do differences divide or unite us? Come see how a chance meeting can change lives and consider where this encounter might lead you.
Please note: The performance is in Estonian.
Written and directed by Annabel Korolev. Starring Marika Korolev, Anti Kobin, and Saamuel Pilpak.
Stories about life Indrek Taalmaa and Jüri Vlassov
Date: 22 July
Venue: Vihula Manor Concert Hall
A humorous program performed by Indrek Taalmaa and Jüri Vlassov –
“Stories about life, women, and many beautiful things in our lives, both past and present. A collage of beloved old songs from the Kuldne Trio repertoire and beyond, accompanied by guitar.”
Melodies of Vienna
Date: 27 July
Venue: Vihula Manor Concert Hall
A resonant journey takes you to Vienna, the music capital, where musicians Katrin Lehismets and Peeter Kaljumäe, through songs, piano, and stories, unveil the rich history of music created in Vienna. Exploring the relationship between Mozart and Salieri, Beethoven’s advice to Rossini, and Rossini’s old age follies, they bring to life famous composers and musical secrets on stage.
You can look forward to amusing and surprising stories about royal monarchs, the lives of Sissi and Alma Mahler, the vibrant life of Imre Kalman, Erich Korngold’s Hollywood journey, and the reworking of Strauss’s compositions. All of this is illustrated by great classical masterpieces from Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Alma Mahler, Kalman, and other great figures.
Beati Mandolini 10th Anniversary Concert
Date: 3 August
Venue: Vihula Manor Concert Hall
Beati Mandolini, founded by Ants Õnnis, was born out of a love for the mandolin and Sicilian folk melodies. In 2015, Ants Õnnis began performing concerts together with his son, Anto Õnnis. Originally focused on authentic Sicilian folk music, their repertoire now also includes Italian love songs and tarantellas, along with music from other parts of the world.
The ensemble members are: Anto Õnnis (vocalist-tenor), Ants Õnnis (mandolin, harmonica), Tõnu Raadik (mandolin, violin), Are Jaama (guitar, mandolin), Teet Veskus (guitar, harmonica), Joosep Sang (mandolin), and Endel Valkenklau (bass mandolin).
one-man play AABITSAKUKK
Date: 6 August
Venue: Vihula Manor Concert Hall
Written by Andrus Kivirähk, directed by Andrus Vaarik, designed by Hanna Allsaar, starring Lauri Liiv as Mauno.
Mauno attended first grade for eight years but didn’t want to move on when his teacher offered him a chance to advance to second grade. For him, the most important thing is the ABC book through which he interprets the world. He remembers all the poems and stories from the ABC book, which is why he doesn’t like storybooks. He spends his days watching life from the window at home and carries a big secret.
“Aabitsa kukk” is a one-man play by Andrus Kivirähk about a poor, small person who has something to rely on – the ABC book and his uncle. The ABC book gives him answers, and his uncle guides him through life, simplifying Mauno’s world.
Please note: the performance is in Estonian.
Alen Veziko TRIO
Date: 13 August
Venue: Vihula Manor Concert Hall
This summer there is a special reason to celebrate. In addition to a milestone birthday, this autumn marks 25 years of Alen’s career as a professional musician. Over the years, Alen has composed music that has been used as theme songs for TV shows, played in nightclubs, and is part of the best of Estonian acoustic music—songs performed with choirs at song festivals. Alen has said that if he could draw, he would paint a picture for every song. It is these pictures that he sings in his music. When time stands still and the sounds take over, the MIRACLE OF MUSIC is born!
Marko Matvere SEA SONGS
Date: 14 August
Venue: Vihula Manor Concert Hall
The concert features old sea songs and ballads, accompanied by stories from the golden age of sailing ships. The heyday of sailing is considered to be from the 16th to the 20th century. During this period, sailing ships with square sails transported goods and emigrants across all continents. The tradition of sea shanties, which later evolved into the beloved modern sea songs, originates from this era.
Marko Matvere says: “All the most beloved songwriters of maritime romance base their work on this tradition. The ships were made of wood and the men of steel.”
Actor Guido Kangur and musician Oleg Pissarenko
Date: 17 August
Venue: Vihula Manor Concert Hall
Actor Guido Kangur and musician Oleg Pissarenko present a warmly received concert program that blends classic and contemporary Estonian poetry, performed by Guido Kangur, with music from Oleg Pissarenko’s latest albums, played by the composer on soft-toned piano and guitar.
The concert evening features minimalist music accompanying texts by Doris Kareva, Tõnu Õnnepalu, Jaan Kaplinski, Juhan Viiding, Aleksander Suuman, and other authors.
