Kunda Cement Museum

Museum address:

Jaama 11, Kunda linn, Lääne-Virumaa

Entrance fee 1 EURO

Museum open during operating hours 17:00 - 21:00

Program

During Museum Night, guided tour will take place, and the museum´s exhibitions will be open to visitors. These include the main exhibition on cement production, the Fermi Energia Atomic Information Room, the Room of Handprints of Notable Figures, the art exhibitions “Women in Cement” and “Closed Book: Women in the Industrial Landscape”, as well as the doll exhibition “Soucanton (‘Suka Anton’) and 1000 Dolls”. Visitors are also welcome to explore the exhibitions at their own pace.

Over the course of the evening, we’ll take a look at the museum’s small back room, where some stories may still be unfolding, and where the meaning of some of the objects has yet to be discovered.

The highlight of the evening will be the unveiling of a portrait of former cement factory director Meelis Einstein, created by artist Aapo Pukk.
This will be followed by the making of a handprint in cement — a moment where a voice becomes a trace. Visitors will have the opportunity to witness this ceremony, which usually takes place in a more intimate setting.

Light refreshments will be offered to visitors during the evening by Alfred Gurmee OÜ.

Programme:

17:00 Guided tour
20:00 Portrait unveiling and handprint ceremony

Accessibility information:

The ground floor is accessible for wheelchair users with assistance.
A free parking area is located next to the museum. Kunda is situated approximately 25 km from Rakvere and about 100 km from Tallinn.
Kunda can also be reached by public transport from Rakvere; the nearest bus stop is Kasemäe.