Muhu Museum

Museum address:

Koguva village Muhu rural municipality Saare county

Entrance fee 1 EURO

Museum open during operating hours 16:00 - 21:00

Program

Night of Voices programme:

At 16:00 we will open an exhibition sale of local artists “Muhune.Müstiline” in Koguva Kunstitalli.

At 17.30 we will open an exhibition of local collectors in the Tooma farmhouse.

At 18:00 there will be a record presentation by the folklore group “Uijee” in the yard of Tooma farm (you can listen to Muhu language songs).

At 19:00 Tõnu Ling and Kati Jakobson-Lott will perform their music programme “Mysterious Island” (vocals and instrumental – guitar).

In addition, you can view our permanent and temporary exhibitions. We have two new exhibitions at Välja Farm. On the first floor you can see the photo exhibition “Muhu Shrines”. There is a “hiiepuu” (sacred tree) on which you can tie a ribbon with your wish, a “sacrificial stone” and a “spring”. On the second floor there is an exhibition “Muhu product design”.

The programme may still be completed

Accessibility information:

Most people come to our museum by car, which can be parked in the car park in front of Koguva village. The car park has toilets for both regular visitors and wheelchair users. Wheelchair access is available in the Kunstitalli and the Tooma farm, but not in the other two places.

Important info

At the Muhu Museum you can experience the history of Koguva village and Muhu Island.

Koguva is a lively and distinctive village where history, literature and modern village life meet. It is home to the Muhu Museum, the heart of which is the Tooma farm – the birthplace of writer Juhan Smuuli, with all its buildings and farm property. Koguva is not an open-air museum, but a functioning village. The Muhu Museum is located in three different places in the village, while the remaining buildings and courtyards are privately owned. Please follow the signs to the museum and respect the privacy of local residents – do not enter private property and follow the signs at the gates.