Traditional Estonian Dance and Music Performance

Description

From September 16 through November 4, the Liriodendron Foundation is hosting “Relationships” - the first ever international art exhibit to be held at the historic Liriodendron mansion. Featuring paintings, drawings, sculptures, and textiles from artists in Bel Air’s sister city, Narva, Estonia, along with a photo exhibit and silent film depicting life in Estonia in the early 1900s, the exhibit celebrates Maryland’s deep and rich history of cooperation with Estonia. On Sunday, September 30, the Liriodendron will host a traditional Estonian dance and music performance. The Pillerkaar Estonian Folk Dancers of Washington DC and The Baltimore Washington Estonian Singers (Baltimore Washington Eesti Segakoor), will delight you with an afternoon of traditional Estonian dance and choir music. Come experience the colorful costumes, lively dances, and moving music and discover why music and dance are so important to the Estonian people’s history and culture.