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Weekly schedule 2-8.12
Monday 2.12
14.00 LEISURELY WALK TO THE BORDER HIKING TRAIL.
If you want to meet at the reception, also suitable for children, free of charge!
16.00 SHINDO VENITUS AND BREATHING HOUR in the gym, room 321.
Shindo takes place when at least 5 people participate.
Pre-registration by 13.00 and payment of €10 at the reception,
limited number of places.
Tuesday 3.12
14.30 BREAKFAST IN THE FOREST.
Meet at the reception desk, free of charge
19.00-20.00 Introduction of Velly Türkson’s book “Memme armastus” in Lahe Bar.
On the spot, you can get an autograph from a “young” (80+ or 90-) writer or a
buy a book with the dedication. You are welcome!
20.00 SECOND DAY CULTURAL EVENING in the dance hall of Lahe café (o-floor).
You will be entertained by the women’s folk dance group POLODA PIIGAD, free of charge. Open at the Bay Bar.
Wednesday 4.12
14.00 ACTIVITIES IN THE YARD – MAKE DISCGOLF
Meet at the reception. FREE!
17.30 Festive dinner with piano music at Lahe Resto.
18.30 EVENING HIKE IN THE FOREST (4.3 km).
Registration at the reception on Wednesday at 16:00.
Dress according to the weather, participation fee €3.
Thursday 5.12
14.00 We visit Värska Visitor Centre (Reegi House). Possibility to buy souvenirs.
Registration on Thursday at 12 noon at the reception.
We will meet at the reception.
Entry fee €15.
Friday 6.12
7.30 Early morning, invigorating walk to the forest trail (3.5 km).
Meet at the receptionist’s desk, free of charge!
21.00-00.30 FRIDAY DANCE NIGHT in the dance hall of Lahe Bar.
KALMER JÄRV will play for dancing, admission €5.
The Lahe Bar serves sushi and snacks in addition to warming cocktails.
Come and enjoy!
The sanatorium does not provide transport to weekend events!
Friday 6.12
9.00 – 14.00 Värska Culture House Christmas Fair.
Saturday 7.12
19.00 at Hanikas Village Centre dance evening with the Squirrel Boys Orchestra.
Take your own with you.
Sunday 8.12
11.00 Vastseliina Folk House Christmas Party.
Possibility to take part in a workshop on Christmas decoration making, fee €5.
Weekly schedule 2-8.12
Monday 2.12 14.00 LEISURELY WALK TO THE BORDER HIKING TRAIL. If you want to meet at the reception, also suitable for children, free of charge!
Weekly schedule 9-15.12
Monday 9.12 14.00 LEISURELY WALK TO THE BORDER HIKING TRAIL. If you want to meet at the reception, also suitable for children, free of charge!
Weekly schedule 18-24.11
Monday 18.11 14.00 LEISURELY WALK TO THE BORDER HIKING TRAIL. Those wishing to do so should gather at the reception, suitable for children, free of
Weekly schedule 25.11-1.12
Monday 25.11 14.00 LEISURELY WALK TO THE BORDER HIKING TRAIL. Those wishing to do so should gather at the reception, suitable for children, free of
WEEKLY PLAN 17 – 21.04
Monday 17.04 16.00 SHINDO VENITUS AND BREATHING HOUR in the gym, room 321. Pre-registration and payment at the reception, participation fee 10 EUR, limited places.
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