unda festival

19.-22.
September
2024

Estonian National Museum, Tartu, Estonia

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UNDA explores the links between club culture, music, dance, and anthropology. It honors the vitality of communal dancefloor spaces through global club music and live performances, emphasizing the cultural significance of gathering together and the act of dancing.

UNDA explores the links between club culture, music, dance, and anthropology. It honors the vitality of communal dancefloor spaces through global club music and live performances, emphasizing the cultural significance of gathering together and the act of dancing.

PROGRAM
→

UNDA features talks, workshops, exhibits, and performances showcasing the power of communal spaces to address societal and environmental issues. It aims to redefine clubs as vital cultural hubs where new ideas, identities, careers, and experimentation flourish.

TRAVEL
→

UNDA will take over the Estonian National Museum, Tartu, throughout the night on Friday and Saturday, with an opening ceremony on Thursday. The museum is a striking architectural masterpiece on an ex-Soviet airfield surrounded by wetlands.

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UNDA is part of the Tartu, European Capital of Culture’s “Arts of Survival” program.

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UNDA

19.-22. September 2024

19.-22.
September
2024

19.-22. September 2024

Estonian National Museum, Tartu, Estonia

UNDA is a festival in Southern Estonia
that celebrates club culture,
connection, and the power of dance.

UNDA is a festival
in Southern
Estonia
that celebrates
club culture,
connection,
and the power
of dance.

UNDA is a festival in Southern
Estonia that celebrates club
culture, connection, and
the power of dance.

TICKETS
→

UNDA explores the links between club culture, music, dance, and anthropology. It honors the vitality of communal dancefloor spaces through global club music and live performances, emphasizing the cultural significance of gathering together and the act of dancing.

PROGRAM
→

UNDA features talks, workshops, exhibits, and performances showcasing the power of communal spaces to address societal and environmental issues. It aims to redefine clubs as vital cultural hubs where new ideas, identities, careers, and experimentation flourish.

TRAVEL
→

UNDA will take over the Estonian National Museum, Tartu, throughout the night on Friday and Saturday, with an opening ceremony on Thursday. The museum is a striking architectural masterpiece on an ex-Soviet airfield surrounded by wetlands.

UNDA aims to reshape the view of
clubs by highlighting their vital
cultural function as gathering areas and
cooperation zones, where fresh
concepts, identities, vocational options,
and experimentation can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape
the view of clubs
by highlighting their vital
cultural function
as gathering areas and
cooperation zones,
where fresh
concepts, identities,
vocational options,
and experimentation
can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape the view of
clubs by highlighting their vital
cultural function as gathering areas and
cooperation zones, where fresh
concepts, identities, vocational options,
and experimentation can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape the view of
clubs by highlighting their vital
cultural function as gathering areas and
cooperation zones, where fresh
concepts, identities, vocational options,
and experimentation can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape the view of
clubs by highlighting their vital
cultural function as gathering areas and
cooperation zones, where fresh
concepts, identities, vocational options,
and experimentation can materialize

UNDA is part of the Tartu, European Capital of Culture’s “Arts of Survival” program.

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Join our mailing list to stay updated on lineup announcements, news & ticket information.

UNDA

19.-22. September 2024

19.-22. September2024

19.-22. September 2024

Estonian National Museum, Tartu, Estonia

UNDA is a festival in Southern Estonia that celebrates club culture, connection, and the power of dance.

UNDA is a festival in Southern Estonia that celebrates club culture, connection, and the power of dance.

UNDA is a festival in Southern Estonia that celebrates club culture, connection, and the power of dance.

TICKETS →

UNDA explores the links between club culture, music, dance, and anthropology. It honors the vitality of communal dancefloor spaces through global club music and live performances, emphasizing the cultural significance of gathering together and the act of dancing.

PROGRAM →

UNDA features talks, workshops, exhibits, and performances showcasing the power of communal spaces to address societal and environmental issues. It aims to redefine clubs as vital cultural hubs where new ideas, identities, careers, and experimentation flourish.

TRAVEL →

UNDA will take over the Estonian National Museum, Tartu, throughout the night on Friday and Saturday, with an opening ceremony on Thursday. The museum is a striking architectural masterpiece on an ex-Soviet airfield surrounded by wetlands.

UNDA aims to reshape the view of clubs by highlighting their vital cultural function as gathering areas andcooperation zones, where freshconcepts, identities, vocational options,and experimentation can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape the view of clubs by highlighting their vital cultural function as gathering areas andcooperation zones, where freshconcepts, identities, vocational options,and experimentation can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape the view of clubs by highlighting their vital cultural function as gathering areas andcooperation zones, where freshconcepts, identities, vocational options,and experimentation can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape the view of clubs by highlighting their vital cultural function as gathering areas andcooperation zones, where freshconcepts, identities, vocational options,and experimentation can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape the view of clubs by highlighting their vital cultural function as gathering areas andcooperation zones, where freshconcepts, identities, vocational options,and experimentation can materialize

UNDA is part of the Tartu, European Capital of Culture’s “Arts of Survival” program.

SUBSCRIBE ↗

Join our mailing list to stay updated on lineup announcements, news & ticket information.

19.-22.
September
2024

UNDA is a festival in Southern Estonia
that celebrates club culture,
connection, and the power of dance.

UNDA is a festival
in Southern
Estonia
that celebrates
club culture,
connection,
and the power
of dance.

UNDA is a festival in Southern
Estonia that celebrates club
culture, connection, and
the power of dance.

TICKETS
→

PROGRAM
→

TRAVEL
→

UNDA aims to reshape the view of
clubs by highlighting their vital
cultural function as gathering areas and
cooperation zones, where fresh
concepts, identities, vocational options,
and experimentation can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape
the view of clubs
by highlighting their vital
cultural function
as gathering areas and
cooperation zones,
where fresh
concepts, identities,
vocational options,
and experimentation
can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape the view of
clubs by highlighting their vital
cultural function as gathering areas and
cooperation zones, where fresh
concepts, identities, vocational options,
and experimentation can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape the view of
clubs by highlighting their vital
cultural function as gathering areas and
cooperation zones, where fresh
concepts, identities, vocational options,
and experimentation can materialize

UNDA aims to reshape the view of
clubs by highlighting their vital
cultural function as gathering areas and
cooperation zones, where fresh
concepts, identities, vocational options,
and experimentation can materialize