Despite the weather not being kind to this year's summer kick-off party, young people were still there – joyful and ready for action! Our small but heartfelt tradition – celebrating the end of the school year and the beginning of summer with Anne and Anneke – happily continued.
Even with a drizzle, several outdoor activities took place. One active young person had put together a playful orienteering game that engaged participants with excitement. Especially for sporty young people, the relay race offered a chance to test both speed and teamwork skills.
Crafting leather bracelets proved to be a challenge. What seemed like a simple task at first turned out to be time-consuming – cutting leather is not at all the same as cutting paper, and attaching rivets also required skill. But the final result was worth it! Meanwhile, music played downstairs and there was a disco. Everyone watched their favorite Eurovision singers and sang along.
The day concluded festively with hot dog making – everyone got to prepare a perfect bite according to their taste! Of course, ice cream was also present – a true symbol of the beginning of summer.
Although it was raining heavily like a stream at the end of the day, it was felt that the joy of working together gave this day a sunny glow. Summer has begun!
The Tartu Work Brigade is opening its anniversary exhibition today at the Tartu City Museum!
Today, April 17 at 4 p.m., the Tartu Youth Work Brigade’s 30th anniversary exhibition will open in the courtyard of the Tartu City Museum, bringing together brigade members from different generations and telling the story of how young people’s work habits have evolved over three decades. For many young people aged 13–19, the Tartu Youth Work Brigade has been their first exposure to working life. Over the course of thirty years, thousands of young people from Tartu have participated in the brigade,
