Meie Maja, Meie Pidu - Eesti Maja 50 a. noortepidu
The Estonian House has been the meeting place for Toronto’s Estonian Youth for 50 years. Come out, have fun and celebrate this milestone at the Estonian House 50th Anniversary Dance Party!
When: Friday, April 9, 2010. Doors open at 8 p.m.
Where: Estonian House Main Hall
Entertainment - Dave Lovell will be the DJ, Paul Marley will be the MC, and there will be guest musicians from Estonia: Ivo Linna (he wrote the Singing Revolution- Eestlane Olen ja Eestlaseks Jään) as well as the Trio Natural.
Tickets - $20.00 each. If you pre-buy you will get one free drink included (tickets at door do not include the free drink). Must be 15 years of age or older. Tickets can be bought from the Estonian House E-Store or from the Estonian House Manager: Ülo Isberg (647-284-2810). Or contact Paul Marley or Tonu Petersoo (416-658-5945). All tickets are also entered into the Weekend Prize Draw which includes many great prizes such as a Flight to Tallinn.
Drinks - Cash bar: Draft beer from Cameron’s Brewery (cream ale & auburn) as well as mixed drinks, pop and juices.
Come out, dance up a storm and have fun celebrating 50 Years at our Eesti Maja!
Estonian House 50th anniversary dance party (8)
Eestlased Kanadas | 30 Mar 2010 | EWR
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Kommentaarid on kirjutatud EWR lugejate poolt. Nende sisu ei pruugi ühtida EWR toimetuse seisukohtadega.
The composer of "Eestlane olen", (1988) was Alo Mattiisen. The lyrics are by Jüri Leesment.
Sounds like the youth will have a great party.
It will be THEIR night.
"Slightly older" people like me will have our own great party on Saturday night.
Brunch / aktus on Sunday sounds great too!
All in all, it sounds like it will be a great weekend!
It will be THEIR night.
"Slightly older" people like me will have our own great party on Saturday night.
Brunch / aktus on Sunday sounds great too!
All in all, it sounds like it will be a great weekend!
I figure they will be carding those 19 and over, so if you are slightly below 15, you should not have any problems dancing up a storm.
Eestlased Kanadas
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