Topic: culture

The concert is free for all schoolchildren and students and features music by Mozart, Vivaldi, Saariaho, Bochherini and Vasks.

From February 29, the new exhibition "Interpretations" is opened in the Omicum gallery, displaying the works of Helle Lõhmus and Maret Suurmets Kuura.

The authors of this year's last exhibition "Shades of colours" are the artists Lemme Haldre and Sirje Piir, who paint in the studio of Konrad Mägi Ateljee in Tartu.

On December 9 2024 at 18.00 the Tartu Students' Nature Conservation Circle mixed choir will perform their traditional Christmas concert in the Omicum atrium. The choir is conducted by Sirle Lorvi and will be accompanied by the choir ensemble.

Sulev Kuuse, the curator of the Omcium atrium, invites you to the atrium from November 13 to explore the exhibition "Two couples", the authors of which are two artist couples - Tuuli Puhvel and Eero Ijavoinen and Resa and Margus Tiitsmaa (Sorge).

On the 8th of November 2023 everybody is welcome to enjoy the concert of Alumni Choir of The Academic Women's Choir of The University of Tartu. The event will take place at the atrium of Omicum building and will be part of the music series "TÜMRI kontsert" (IMCB’s Concert in English). 

From September 18, the Omicum atrium offers an enchanting exhibition of Reet Heinla's oil paintings

Inna Rebane (born 1953) is a physicist-theorist by profession, whose scientific work is connected with theoretical problems of optical spectroscopy. She studied painting at the Tartu Children's Art School under Silvia Jõgiver and at the University of Tartu Open University under Anne Parmasto.

The exhibition „anonüümsed HARILIKUD“ From January 10, 2023 until February 19, 2023. In the Omicum atrium (Riia 23b/2, Tartu) open on weekdays from 9 am to 5 pm.

The exhibition of Anu Kaur's oil paintings “Teel” (“On the road”) is open at Omicum Gallery (Riia 23, Tartu) from 5 December 2022 to 8 January 2023.