Arvo Pärt Centre

Museum address:

Kellasalu tee 3, Laulasmaa, Finland

Entrance fee 1 EURO

Museum open during operating hours 18:00 - 23:00

Program

We invite you to explore silence and sound at the Arvo Pärt Centre on Museum Night. Our doors are open from 18:00 until 23:00. Visitors can join tours and follow the journey from the green rooms to the stage and even to the staff-only area of the centre, where archiving as well as exhibition and programme preparation take place every day. At 21:00, there is a chance to watch the movie “And Then Came the Evening and the Morning” by Estonian director Dorian Supin, who has documented Arvo Pärt the most, on the big screen in the hall of the centre. Now more than 30 years old, this movie is becoming an increasingly valuable period piece over time, offering a glimpse into Arvo Pärt’s life away from Estonia in the late 1980s. The permanent exhibitions and the café are open throughout Museum Night.

At 19:00
Tour behind the scenes of the Arvo Pärt Centre
Registration: info@arvopart.ee. Limited admission!

(NB! All places all full!)

At 20:00
Tour behind the scenes of the Arvo Pärt Centre
Registration: info@arvopart.ee. Limited admission!

(NB! All places all full!)

At 21:00
Documentary on Arvo Pärt: “And Then Came Evening and Then Came Morning” (dir. Dorian Supin, 1990)

Accessibility information:

There are two designated parking spaces opposite the building at 10 Kellasalu tee.

There are no thresholds in the building and the entire floor is on the same level. You may need assistance to get into the chapel. The accessible restroom (with a sliding door) is located near the information desk.

Important info

Pets are not permitted inside the centre. Guide dogs are an exception; if you plan to visit with one, please contact us in advance at or by phone at +372 335 3000.