Festivals in Estonia in July

Võru Folklore Festival is an international festival centred around folklore activities, held annually in Võru, Estonia. It is the oldest and largest annual folk festival in Estonia, aiming to promote and share the folklore and traditions of different nations.

Beach Grind is a prominent electronic music festival held in Pärnu, Estonia, celebrated for its diverse lineup of international and local artists. This multi-stage event transforms the city's beach park into a vibrant summer celebration, offering performances from late afternoon into the early morning.

I Land Sound is an electronic music and art festival held on a picturesque Estonian islet, known for its immersive atmosphere that blends pulsating music with stunning natural surroundings and a strong commitment to sustainability. The event fosters a unique sense of community and features diverse artistic installations alongside its electronic lineup, all set against the backdrop of unforgettable sunsets.

The Viljandi Folk Music Festival is one of the largest annual music events in Estonia, held within the scenic castle ruins and parks of the town of Viljandi. It celebrates both local Estonian heritage and international world music through a diverse program of concerts, workshops, and spontaneous jam sessions.

August Blues Festival is a blues music event that takes place annually in the coastal town of Haapsalu, Estonia. As the largest blues festival in the Baltic states, it distinguishes itself by hosting performances within the historic walls of Haapsalu Castle and other locations around the town.

Võnge Festival is Estonia's unique traveling alt/pop music and cultural event, which in 2026 unites with Tõrva Fire Days to present a spectacular music and light festival featuring diverse genres. Set amidst stunning natural surroundings, this family-friendly festival offers a holistic experience with international and local artists, interactive art, and a wide array of activities.