Fairs in Estonia in July and August 2026: calendar from 11 July
Estonian fairs in July and August 2026 bring together artisans, farm producers, food vendors, antique dealers and thousands of visitors. Starting from 11 July, a major city fair, food street, craft fair, maritime festival or local community summer event takes place almost every weekend.
In this overview, we have compiled a selection of fairs and events with fair programmes taking place from 11 July until the end of August 2026.
Clicking on the event name will open its official website first. If there is no dedicated website, the link will take you to the organiser's Facebook page or Facebook event. We only use a link to the fair calendar if no other up-to-date page has been published.
Organizers may change times, locations, or the program. Always check the event page for the latest information before setting off.
Fairs 11.–12. July 2026
10.–12.07 — Tallinna Merepäevad 2026
Tallinna Merepäevad takes place in the Vanasadam cruise area, Lennusadam, Noblessneri sadam and Kalaranna kvartal. The programme includes concerts, sea trips, ship visits, children's areas, shopping streets and street food. Starting from 11 July, the festival can also be visited on its final two days.
11.–12.07 — Tartu Hansalaat 2026
Hundreds of merchants, artisans and food vendors from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania will fill central Tartu. The fair takes place in Raekoja plats, Küüni tänav, Vabaduse puiestee, Kaubahoovi park and along the Emajõgi.
The fair is open at 10–19 on Saturday and at 10–16 on Sunday.
10.–12.07 — Keskaja Päevad Tallinna vanalinnas
Meistrite Turg operates in Raekoja plats and around Niguliste kirik, offering Estonian handicrafts, ceramics, jewellery, textiles, leather goods and food.
In addition to the fair, there will be workshops, historical performances, music, processions and activities for children.
10.–11.07 — Pärnu Food Truck Festival 2026
A large number of food trucks from Estonia and neighbouring countries gather in the Supeluse or Lehe Street area of Pärnu. Burgers, grilled dishes, international flavours, desserts and drinks are available.
- July is the second and final day of the festival.
11.07 — Mustvee City Days and Grand Summer Fair
During Mustvee City Day, a large summer fair takes place on the shores of Lake Peipus. Handicrafts, local food, plants, antiques, clothing and other fair goods are on sale.
The day is complemented by concerts, boat trips, attractions and a cultural programme.
11.07 — Rannarahva Festival 2026
The festival held at Viimsi Vabaõhumuuseum combines a fair, farmers' market, coastal folk stories, games, music and activities for the whole family.
The festival takes place on 11 July at 10–20.
10.–12.07 — Karksi Parish Days and This Summer’s Fair
As part of the Karksi-Nuia parish days, home cafés, concerts, a flea market, a local fair and a cultural programme will take place.
The fair offers handicrafts, locally made products, food and various summer goods.
11.–12.07 — Võru pärimustantsu festivali käsitöölaat ja toidupark
The craft fair held in central Võru is part of the traditional dance festival programme, which runs from 9 to 12 July.
Traders will offer handicrafts, traditional products, textiles, ceramics and local food.
11.07 — Võõpsu kalameestepäev
A fair selling fish, handicrafts and homemade products takes place at Võõpsu pritsikuur. Fish, meat, honey, plants, homemade food and handicrafts are available for sale.
The programme also includes cultural entertainment and activities for children.
11.07 — Alatskivi vanavaralaat
The 20 antiques fair will be held next to Alatskivi loss in 2026. Traders will offer antiques, furniture, tools, books, tableware, collectibles and handicrafts.
The fair is open from 9–16.
Fairs 18.–19. July 2026
18.07 — Jäneda Talupäevad 2026
Jäneda Talupäevad focuses on Estonian rural life, farm produce, agricultural machinery and handicrafts.
Visitors can look forward to authentic Estonian food, plants and garden goods for sale, children’s activities and a cultural programme. The fair is open at 9–18.
18.07 — Mihkli laat 2026
In 2026, Mihkli laat will be held for the 36 time. It is a traditional rural and village fair offering handicrafts, farm produce, plants, food, tools and various consumer goods.
The programme includes a vintage machinery exhibition, a fair lottery, contests of strength and an evening village dance.
18.07 — Luunja mõisapäevad ja laadapäev
At the Luunja manor days fair, you can find handicrafts, locally made products, homemade delicacies and farm goods.
The fair day is complemented by folk music, science theatre, a family programme and an evening concert in Luunja roosiaed.
18.07 — Jakob Hurda rahvustoidufestival
The festival held at Põlva central square focuses on Estonian national dishes and regional flavours.
The programme includes a food competition, handicraft festival, fair, workshops, music and folk dancing. The festival takes place at 11–15.
Fairs from 24 to 26 July 2026
24.–25.07 — Haapsalu Promenaadilaat 2026
The grand summer fair held on the Haapsalu promenade offers fish products, farm produce, fresh berries, honey, sweets, handicrafts, clothing and accessories.
The fair is open at 12–21 on both days.
24.–25.07 — Suur Haapsalu Toidutänav 2026
More than 90 street food vendors from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland will gather on the Haapsalu promenade.
The selection includes both classic street food and Ukrainian cuisine, Italian gelato, desserts and various beverages.
25.–26.07 — Avatud Talude Päevad 2026
Farms and agricultural enterprises across Estonia open their doors to visitors. Visitors can learn about animals, plants, agricultural machinery and food production on site.
Many farms set up their own small markets, selling food and handicrafts directly from the producer.
25.–26.07 — Võru Lastefestival 2026
For two days, the city of Võru becomes a vast playground for children and families. The festival grounds are divided into various theme parks, workshops and activity areas.
In addition to performers and attractions, vendors and food providers operate throughout the city.
25.07 — Mooste mõisa lina- ja käsitöölaat
The 20 flax and handicraft fair is being held in the farmyard of Mooste mõis.
Linen fabrics and clothing, linseed oil, flax flour, handicrafts, local food, plants and various designer products are available for sale.
Fairs from 31 July to 2 August 2026
31.07–01.08 — Pärnu Maitsete Uulits 2026
The two-day festival on Supeluse tänav combines street food, music, a children's area and the lively summer atmosphere of Pärnu.
Food vendors from Estonia and abroad will be there.
27.07–02.08 — Tõrva Tule-Päevad 2026
Tõrva Tule-Päevad lasts an entire week and includes concerts, sporting events, community events and the lively atmosphere of a summer fair.
One of the highlights of the week of events is the joint Võnge and Tõrva Tule-Päevad festival, taking place from 31 July to 1 August.
01.08 — Luige vanavara- ja käsitöölaat
At the fair held at the Luige exhibition grounds, you can find antiques, vintage items, retro products, handicrafts, and Estonian farm produce and food products.
It is one of Estonia's largest antique fairs.
01.08 — Hargla Uma Üülaat 2026
The evening fair held in the pine forest of Hargla combines handicrafts, local food, music and a special summer night atmosphere.
The fair begins at 19 and continues until late in the evening.
01.08 — Suur Viljandi Toidutänav
More than 50 food vendors are expected on Lossi Street in Viljandi. Street food, Ukrainian cuisine, Italian gelato, desserts and drinks will be available.
There will also be an entertainment programme, and a children's area will be open.
01.08 — Narva-Jõesuu ÖÖBazaar
Narva-Jõesuu ööturg combines a seaside summer evening, handicrafts, street food, lights, music and fire.
The event takes place at 18–00, and admission is free.
02.08 — Vanatehnika- ja vanavaralaat Sulle-Mulle
The fair held by the Raadi aircraft hangars is intended for enthusiasts of vintage machinery, spare parts, tools, military antiques and collectibles.
The fair takes place at 9–15.
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Fairs 7.–9. August 2026
07.–08.08 — Pärnu Gildipäevad 2026
Artists, craftspeople, farmers and small-scale producers gather on the streets of Pärnu's old town.
Steineri aed offers farm products, homemade baked goods and a cultural programme.
07.–08.08 — Viru Folk 2026
Viru Folk, held in Käsmu, focuses on the culture, music and traditions of indigenous peoples in 2026.
In addition to concerts, there are workshops, discussions and a children's programme, as well as a handicraft and food area.
02.–08.08 — Kuressaare Merepäevad 2026
Kuressaare Merepäevad will celebrate its 30th edition in 2026. The festival programme takes place in Kuressaare and the small harbours of Saaremaa.
The fair and flotsam section held on the Raiekivi peninsula is open from 7 to 8 August.
08.–09.08 — Hauka Laat 2026
Hauka Laat, held in Antsla, is one of Estonia's largest and longest-running traditional fairs.
Handicrafts, farm produce, food, clothing, plants, gardening supplies, tools, household goods and much more are on sale. The fair also features concerts and Romuralli.
08.–09.08 — Tallinn Food Truck Festival 2026
Dozens of food trucks and street food vendors from Estonia and neighbouring countries will gather at Telliskivi Loomelinnak.
The festival is open on both days and, in addition to food, offers entertainment for the whole family.
Fairs 15.–16. August 2026
15.08 — Vanamõisa FEST ja suvelõpulaat
Vanamõisa suvelõpulaat is one of Estonia's largest handicraft and local produce fairs. Nearly 400 vendors and small-scale producers participate.
In addition to the fair, there will be concerts, a children's programme and various activities for the whole family.
15.08 — Viimsi Veinifestival 2026
The festival on the rooftop terrace of Viimsi Artium brings together drinks from different wine regions, gastronomy, music and meetings with industry representatives.
This is a culinary and cultural event for adults.
15.08 — Karilatsi vabaõhulaat
The traditional fair held at Karilatsi Vabaõhumuuseum brings together farm producers, farmers, artisans and other fair vendors.
Seasonal produce, local food, handicrafts and various consumer goods are on sale. A separate official event page for 2026 has not been published, so the link leads to Laadakalender.
15.08 — Tapa Vintage Paraad 2026
The event at Tapa's central square combines a vintage vehicle parade, historic machinery, retro style and a city fair.
The event is part of the programme for Tapa's 100th anniversary year.
Fairs 20.–22. August 2026
20.08 — Saksi vanavaralaat
Held on the Day of Restoration of Independence, the fair is aimed at enthusiasts of vintage items, antiques, tools and collectibles.
Detailed information will be published in the event calendar of the Eesti Vanatehnika Klubide Liit.
21.–22.08 — Suur Võru Toidutänav 2026
Street food vendors from Estonia and neighbouring countries will gather on Võru Kooli Street for two days.
The selection includes savoury dishes, desserts, drinks and flavours from various national cuisines.
22.08 — Lüübnitsa sibula- ja kalalaat
The traditional fair in the Peipsi region sells local onions, garlic, fresh and processed fish, preserves, pies, vegetables and handicrafts.
The fair is complemented by a cultural programme.
22.08 — Supeluse Aastalaat 2026
Designers, local food producers, home cafés, artisans and various entertainers will gather on Supeluse Street in Pärnu.
The fair begins in the afternoon and continues until late in the evening.
22.08 — Torma ÖÖBazaar
The night market held at the Torma manor complex combines handicrafts, food vendors, trading, open fire, light and music.
ÖÖBazaar takes place at 18–00.
Fairs from 28 to 30 August 2026
28.–30.08 — Valge Daami Aeg 2026
Concerts, performances, a cultural programme and events related to the legend of the White Lady will take place in Haapsalu Old Town.
29.–30.08 — White Lady craft fair
The handicraft fair on the Haapsalu promenade is open at 10–19 on Saturday and at 10–16 on Sunday.
Artisans, designers, small producers and local food vendors are welcome at the fair.
29.08 — Kallaste kala- ja sibulalaat 2026
One of Peipsimaa's largest end-of-summer fairs focuses on local onions, fish, vegetables, preserves, handicrafts and regional food.
The fair begins in the centre of Kallaste at 10, and the programme continues until late in the evening.
29.08 — Elava Tee Fest 2026
A new family festival held at Eesti Maanteemuuseum combines Põlva County's fair traditions, local food, handicrafts, small producers and a sustainable lifestyle.
The event grew out of Põlvamaa Ökofestival.
29.08 — KopliFest 2026
The family festival held in Kopli Kase park offers Estonian music, handicrafts, local flavours, workshops and activities for children.
The food street and craft fair are open. The festival takes place at 14–18.30.
Which fairs should you definitely include in your plans?
For those seeking the folk fair with the widest selection
The events with the largest number of vendors and the most diverse selection are Tartu Hansalaat, Jäneda Talupäevad, Hauka Laat and Vanamõisa suvelõpulaat.
For enthusiasts of handicrafts and Estonian design
Good choices include Tallinna Keskaja Päevad, Mooste mõisa lina- ja käsitöölaat, Pärnu Gildipäevad and Valge Daami käsitöölaat.
For local food lovers
Jakob Hurda rahvustoidufestival, Avatud Talude Päevad, Lüübnitsa sibula- ja kalalaat and Kallaste kala- ja sibulalaat are worth visiting.
For street food enthusiasts
Major food events take place in Haapsalu, Pärnu, Viljandi, Tallinn and Võru.
For those looking for antiques and vintage machinery
The most suitable are Alatskivi vanavaralaat, Luige vanavara- ja käsitöölaat, Sulle-Mulle vanatehnikalaat and Saksi vanavaralaat.
Frequently asked questions
When does Tartu Hansalaat 2026 take place?
Tartu Hansalaat takes place 11.–12. July 2026 in the center of Tartu.
When are Tallinna Merepäevad 2026 held?
Tallinna Merepäevad take place 10.–12. July 2026 in four port areas of Tallinn.
When are Avatud Talude Päevad 2026 held?
Avatud Talude Päevad are held on 25.–26. July 2026 throughout Estonia.
When is Hauka Laat 2026 held?
Hauka Laat takes place 8.–9. August 2026 in Antsla.
When does Vanamõisa suvelõpulaat 2026 take place?
Vanamõisa FEST and suvelõpulaat take place on 15 August in 2026.
When is Lüübnitsa sibula- ja kalalaat 2026 held?
Lüübnitsa sibula- ja kalalaat takes place on 22 August in 2026.
When is Kallaste kala- ja sibulalaat 2026 held?
Kallaste kala- ja sibulalaat takes place on 29 August in 2026.
When does Valge Daami käsitöölaat 2026 take place?
Valge Daami käsitöölaat will be held on the Haapsalu promenade on 29.–30. August 2026.
Summary
The second half of July and August are very busy in Estonia's fair calendar. Almost every weekend features a major craft fair, public fair, food street, flea market, or local community summer event.
The most events take place on 11.–12. July, on 18. July, 24.–26. July, 1.–2. August, 7.–9. August, 15. August, 21.–22. August and 29.–30. August.
For popular events, it is worth planning transport and accommodation in advance. Before setting off, always check the organizer's website for the latest program, opening hours, location, and ticket information.
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