April 2026: the start of the spring fair season

April is the month when Estonia emerges from its winter rhythm and the spring fair calendar truly gets underway. This is precisely when Harjumaa, Tartumaa, Ida-Virumaa, Raplamaa, Läänemaa and Jõgevamaa become particularly active. Large spring fairs, local markets, shopping centre fairs, themed festivals and the first major street food events appear on the calendar.

Harju County

08–12.04 — Järve Keskuse kevadlaat
A spring fair at a shopping centre, bringing together gifts, household goods, handicrafts and seasonal produce. A convenient format for those who want to combine a fair visit with their everyday shopping.

08–09.04 — Pae keskuse aprilli laat
A local April fair with smaller vendors and a seasonal selection. People often come here for affordable purchases, sweets and gift ideas.

09–11.04 — Ehitusmess “Eesti ehitab”
This is not a traditional folk fair, but a themed trade fair for those interested in construction, renovation and interior design. The format is more practical and professional.

09–10.04 — Veinimess
A specialized event for wine and food enthusiasts. More of a festival-style event with a fair component than a conventional fair.

09.04 — Viimsi OTT
A local market focused on farm produce and small producers. This format is especially appreciated by those seeking quality rather than mass-produced goods.

10–11.04 — Lasnamäe Centrumi kevadlaat
A spring fair at a shopping centre with a wide seasonal selection. You can usually find gifts, sweets, handicrafts and household goods here.

10–11.04 — Mustika Keskuse kevadlaat
An urban spring fair with strong visitor flow and a straightforward selection of goods. Well suited to a broad target audience.

11–12.04 — Mustamäe Keskuse kevadlaat
Another spring fair in a convenient urban location. People often come here for more affordable goods, gifts and everyday purchases.

11.04 — Suur Tondiraba Kevadlaat
One of April's most prominent spring fairs. There are usually more vendors, more activity and a wider selection of goods here than at smaller local markets.

11.04 — Loksa kevadlaat
A local spring fair with a pleasant family-friendly format. Food, clothing, household goods and seasonal small-scale retail are often represented.

11.04 — Tallinn Music Week – plaaditurg
This is a niche market for enthusiasts of vinyl, records and musical finds, rather than a general fair. An excellent choice for collectors and music lovers.

11.04 — Kehra turu kevadlaat
A spring market day featuring seasonal goods and everyday purchases. A good event with a local character for residents of the area.

11.04 — Turba OTT
A smaller market for local producers, where authentic goods and quality matter more than a large entertainment programme.

12.04 — Põhja-Tallinna kevadlaat
One of the capital's most prominent spring fairs. It usually offers strong attendance, a family-friendly atmosphere and a wide selection of goods.

12.04 — Kinoliidu kirbukas
A flea market featuring vintage items, vinyl records, clothes and unexpected finds. This format appeals to those who are not looking for ordinary goods.

12.04 — Laine Plaaditurg
A specialized market for records and musical rarities. Well suited to those who appreciate vinyl and collecting.

12.04 — Kalamaja loometurg
A creative market in one of Tallinn's most distinctive districts. The focus here is often on original products, design, handicrafts and small brands.

15–16.04 — Mustakivi keskuse laat
An urban fair by a shopping center offering seasonal and everyday goods. A convenient format for a broad audience.

17.04 — Kuusalu OTT
Another market day for local producers in Kuusalu. It is a consistent format for those who choose local food and small-scale producers.

17.04 — Lasnamäe A1000 Marketi tänavaturg-laat
A street-market-style event with a more traditional and lively atmosphere. Affordable everyday goods often sell well here.

18.04 — Suur kevadlaat Tallinna Lauluväljakul
One of the month's largest spring fairs in Harjumaa. A large venue, strong visitor flow and a wide selection make it one of the key events of the spring season.

18.04 — Tabasalu kevadturg
A spring market with local goods and a pleasant family atmosphere. A good choice for a relaxed visit.

19.04 — Suur Keila Kevadlaat
A major regional spring fair that attracts visitors not only from the local area but also from neighboring municipalities. It is already a significant event.

19.04 — Tallinna kollektsionääride laat
A fair for collectors seeking coins, stamps, postcards, vintage items and other rarities. It is not a mass-market event, but a niche one.

24–26.04 — Disainilaat
A fair for designer and original products, focusing on a more aesthetic and distinctive selection. A good place for those looking for something more special than standard fair goods.

24–26.04 — Sisustusmess INTERJÖÖR
A themed trade fair for those interested in interiors, home decoration and living-space solutions. The format is more professional and inspiring than a traditional fair.

25.04 — Luige vanavara- ja käsitöölaat
One of the month’s most interesting events for antique and handicraft enthusiasts. It brings together old items, craftsmanship and finds that create an authentic fair atmosphere.

25–26.04 — Tallinn Coffee Festival
A coffee festival with a fair component, aimed at those who love coffee, culinary culture and an urban festival atmosphere.

25.04 — Suur Saku Toidutänav
A large food street format centered on flavors, drinks and experiences. This is not a traditional fair, but rather a major gastronomic event.

26.04 — Kose aprillilaat
A local April fair with seasonal goods. Suitable for family visits and spring shopping.

26.04 — Suur Lasnamäe Toidutänav
A major city event focused on food, with street food and a lively atmosphere. A good choice for those who enjoy food street-style events.

30.04 — Tabasalu Taluturg
A farmers' market in Tabasalu marking the end of April. Well suited to those who prefer a calm, local format.

Ida-Virumaa

10–12.04 — Ahtme kevadlaat
A spring fair for a broad audience, usually bringing together food, clothing, handicrafts and household goods. A strong urban format.

17–19.04 — Kohtla-Järve kevadlaat
A larger spring city fair where commerce is combined with a more festive atmosphere. Well suited for a family visit.

19.04 — Kevadlaat Kiviõlis
A more compact local spring fair. Its strength lies not in its size, but in its convenience and regional audience.

24–25.04 — Sillamäe laat
A town fair with a seasonal selection and steady local demand. A good option for residents of the area.

Tartu County

09.04 — Elva OTT
The next market day for local goods in Elva. Suitable for those who prefer a smaller but honest format.

11.04 — Elva OTT toiduturg ja sünnipäeva laat
A more festive version of the regular market. It usually has a livelier atmosphere, more vendors and a wider selection.

18.04 — Suur Rattalaat
A specialised fair for those interested in cycling. Suitable for people who enjoy an active lifestyle and technology.

23–25.04 — Maamess
One of Estonia's strongest and best-known spring events. The main themes are agriculture, gardening, machinery, plants and everything related to rural life and household management.

25.04 — Varnja laat
A local fair with a regional character. Well suited to those looking for an event with local flavor rather than a standard market.

26.04 — Aakre kevadlaat
A regional spring fair with typical seasonal goods. A good choice for a family stroll and shopping.

30.04 — Elva OTT
A regular market for local producers where consistency, trust and local goods are key.

Rapla County

11.04 — Rapla kevadkuu laat
A spring fair that gives the season a strong start in the area. It is usually more festive than a regular market day.

15.04 — Märjamaa õhtuturg
A continuation of the local evening market format. This type of market is appreciated for its relaxed atmosphere and loyal audience.

18.04 — Rapla hommikuturg
Another morning market day. A simple and effective format for everyday shopping.

19.04 — Kohila kevadkuu laat
A spring fair that is well received in the region. Visitors come here for seasonal goods and food products.

25.04 — Rapla Morning Market
Another dependable market day in Rapla. Suitable for regular shopping.

29.04 — Märjamaa õhtuturg
A relaxed, local evening market that rounds off April. An enjoyable format for local residents.

Lääne County

10.04 — Oru OTT
Another local producers' market day for those who value local food and small producers.

11.04 — Spring Fair at Haapsalu Market
A spring fair in Haapsalu with a pleasant atmosphere and seasonal selection. A good opportunity to combine a stroll with shopping.

11.04 — Risti Farmers' Market
A farmers' market with a simple and honest format. Local food and handicrafts usually do well here.

17–18.04 — Haapsalu kevadkuu laat
An urban spring fair with a more festive atmosphere. It is well suited to families and spring shopping.

24.04 — Oru OTT
A regular local producers' market. A good, relaxed format.

25.04 — Vanasadama Market
A market in a beautiful location where the pleasant harbour atmosphere is as important as the shopping.

25.04 — Risti taluturg
Another Risti farmers' market day. A smaller but straightforward and reliable format.

Saaremaa

09–11.04 — Auriga Spring Market
A spring fair in an urban location with good visitor traffic. Gifts, food products and seasonal sales do well here.

11.04 — Muhu OTT
A local market with an island character and an emphasis on local produce. A good choice for those who value authenticity.

Jõgeva County

10–11.04 — Põltsamaa Market Street Fair Days
The Põltsamaa fair days are more than just a market. There is usually a strong selection of local goods, food and seasonal products.

10.04 — Jõgeva Spring Fair
A spring fair with the usual seasonal selection. Suitable for a broad audience.

18.04 — Perepäev ja laat “Nalja nabani”
A family event with a fair component, where shopping is not the only thing that matters, but also the cheerful atmosphere and activities.

18.04 — Jõgeva valla suur perepäev ja laat
A large family event at the municipal level. It is suitable for those who want to combine a fair, relaxation and family time.

Järva County

09.04 — Türi OTT
Another regular market day in Türi. Good for those looking for farm products.

12.04 — Türi kevadkuu laat
A spring fair that leads the region into the larger events of May. You can already feel the true fair atmosphere here.

16.04 — Türi OTT
A relaxed local market. Suitable for regular shopping without the crowds.

18.04 — Paide April Fair
The Paide April Fair is a good urban event with seasonal goods and a family-friendly atmosphere.

23.04 — Türi OTT
Another day dedicated to local goods. A convenient format for residents of the region.

30.04 — Türi OTT
A market day rounding off April at the usual relaxed pace.

Valga County

10.04 — Otepää OTT
A regular market for local goods. A relaxed format for a loyal audience.

24.04 — Otepää OTT
Another market day featuring local produce. A good choice for those looking for local goods rather than a mass event.

Põlva County

26.04 — Vana-Koiola Spring Fair
A regional spring fair with local character and seasonal goods. Local produce is especially valued at events like this.

26.04 — Räpina kevadlaat
The spring fair in Räpina is a more prominent event for the region. It is suitable for a family stroll and spring shopping.

Pärnu County

17–18.04 — Pärnu aprillikuu laat
The April fair in Pärnu is a strong urban event with a broad audience. It is suitable for those who enjoy lively spring events.

19.04 — Kilingi-Nõmme Fair
A local fair with a reliable regional audience. Events like this are valued especially for the loyalty of the local community.

Viljandi County

18.04 — Karksi-Nuia jürikuu laat
A spring fair with a strong regional character. The spirit of rural life and the local community can often be felt here.

25.04 — Abja-Paluoja April Fair
A regional fair with a clear seasonal format. Well suited for a family visit.

Võru County

18.04 — Võõpsu Village Fair
A village fair with local character and a smaller, more intimate atmosphere. Suitable for those who appreciate authentic community events.

May 2026: spring fairs gain momentum

If April marks the beginning of the fair season, then by May it is already in full swing. The year's strongest spring fairs take place precisely in May, especially Harjumaa, Järvamaa, Pärnumaa, Saaremaa, Tartumaa and Lääne-Virumaa. It is a month of plants, flowers, garden goods, food experiences, handicrafts, large family events and spring events that are truly worth visiting.

Harju County

01–02.05 — Suur Vanamõisa Kevadlaat
One of Estonia's best-known and strongest spring fairs. It usually attracts very large crowds and offers plenty of plants, gardening goods, food, handicrafts and seasonal produce.

01.05 — Kuusalu Parish Rural Fair
A May fair emphasizing a pleasant regional atmosphere and seasonal goods. Suitable for those who enjoy a more local format.

01.05 — Kuusalu OTT
A local producers' market for relaxed shopping and finding farm produce.

02.05 — Aruvalla antiigi-, vanavara- ja militaarlaat
A fair for enthusiasts of vintage goods, antiques and militaria. It is suitable for those seeking rarities and distinctive goods.

03.05 — Tagadi restauraatorite päev
A niche event associated with machinery, restoration and vintage culture. Particularly interesting for retro enthusiasts.

07.05 — Tabasalu Taluturg
A farmers' market with local produce and a relaxed atmosphere. A good format for regular shopping.

08–10.05 — Luige Laat – Maaelu Näituslaat
One of the biggest events of the spring season. Gardening, rural life, machinery, farm products and household goods are all strongly represented.

08–10.05 — Lasnamäe Centrumi emadepäeva laat
A more festive fair held for Mother's Day, usually featuring plenty of gifts, flowers, sweets and handicrafts.

09.05 — Toataimefestival
A themed event for houseplant enthusiasts. A good choice for those interested in greenery at home and a cosy interior.

09.05 — Kose kevadlaat “Kose Kutsub Külla”
A spring fair with a more festive and community-oriented approach. Well suited for a family day out.

09–10.05 — Maardu kevadlaat
An urban spring fair with good attendance. Household goods, seasonal products and everyday market goods are usually available here.

09.05 — Mother's Day Plant Fair
A plant fair ahead of Mother's Day. Ideal for those looking for flowers, seedlings, plants and green gifts.

09–10.05 — Suur Keila Toidutänav
A major gastronomic event with an emphasis on street food. This event offers a culinary experience and attracts large crowds.

10.05 — Põhja-Tallinna Grand Spring Fair
A large spring fair for a broad audience. Great for both shopping and a pleasant stroll.

10.05 — Laine Plaaditurg
A market featuring records and musical rarities. A lively niche event for vinyl enthusiasts.

14.05 — Viimsi OTT
A local market offering farm goods and products from small producers. A convenient format for those who enjoy relaxed shopping.

14.05 — Tabasalu Taluturg
Another farmers' market in Tabasalu. Simple, functional and local.

15.05 — Kuusalu OTT
A regular market for local goods. Well suited to those who prefer a smaller and more straightforward format.

16.05 — Saku kevadlaat
A spring fair in Saku with a good regional format. You can usually find gardening products, household goods and seasonal products here.

16.05 — Ellamaa kirbukas
A flea market with vintage items and interesting finds. Particularly suitable for those who enjoy unconventional purchases.

17.05 — Kalamaja Taaskasutusfestival “Kooskasutus”
A reuse festival with a fair component. A good choice for those who value conscious consumption, creativity and an urban environment.

17.05 — Põhjala kevadturg
A spring market in an atmospheric location where handicrafts, design, food and a pleasant urban buzz come together.

17.05 — Tallinna kollektsionääride laat
A niche event for collectors and those searching for rare items. This is not an ordinary fair, but a place to find valuable treasures.

21.05 — Tabasalu Taluturg
Another market day for local producers. Good for regular shopping.

22–24.05 — Suur Tallinna Toidutänav
One of the capital's leading food events. Excellent for those who love street food and large urban events.

22.05 — Kuusalu OTT
Another market day for local goods. A convenient and relaxed format.

28.05 — Tabasalu Taluturg
The next farmers' market in Tabasalu. Its strength is its established local audience.

29–30.05 — Tallinn Craft Beer Weekend
A themed event for craft beer enthusiasts. It is more of a festival with a fair-style format than a conventional fair.

30–31.05 — Mudelisminäitus Minimaailm
A specialised exhibition and fair for model-building enthusiasts. A niche event, but with a very specific target audience.

30.05 — Keila Laat
One of the strongest regional fairs in Harjumaa. People often come here from outside Keila as well.

30.05 — KUKU – Kulinaarsete Kultuuride Festival
A gastronomic festival organised in the style of a fair. Suitable for those seeking a taste experience and a somewhat more cultural event.

Tartu County

02.05 — Elva kevadlaat – Elva linna päevad
A spring fair held as part of the town days. Trading here usually goes hand in hand with a festive programme.

09.05 — Tartu Kevadlaat
One of Tartu's most prominent spring fairs. People usually come here for plants, household goods and seasonal purchases.

09.05 — Tabivere kevadlaat
A local spring fair with regional character. Suitable for those who prefer a more relaxed format.

16.05 — Maarja-Magdaleena kevadlaat
A smaller fair with a local focus and seasonal selection. At events like these, local producers usually play a particularly important role.

30.05 — Elva kevadlaat
A spring fair in Elva with a pleasant family atmosphere. Suitable for strolling and relaxed shopping.

31.05 — Tartu kollektsionääride laat
A niche format for collectors. A good choice for those who love vintage items and rarities.

Järva County

07.05 — Türi OTT
A regular local producers' market. A simple and straightforward format for residents of the area.

09.05 — Tikupoisi kevadlaat
A spring fair with a convenient family-friendly format. You can usually find seasonal products, food and a lively fair atmosphere here.

14.05 — Türi OTT
Another market day for local goods. Suitable for relaxed shopping.

15–17.05 — Türi Lillelaat
One of Estonia's best-known spring fairs, especially among gardening enthusiasts. There is usually a very wide selection of plants, seedlings, garden decorations and outdoor goods.

21.05 — Türi OTT
A local market day in the usual format. A good choice for residents of the area.

28.05 — Türi OTT
A relaxed local market to round off May. Suitable for those who value consistency.

Pärnu County

02.05 — Romantilise rannatee hobiaednike festival
An event focusing on gardening, plants and country homes. All products related to the spring gardening season are a good fit here.

03.05 — Valgeranna Muusikatalli kevadlaat ja täika
A spring fair combined with a flea-market format. Suitable for those who enjoy handicrafts, local goods and vintage finds.

08–09.05 — Pärnu Taimelaat
One of the leading spring plant fairs. There is usually a wide selection of seedlings, flowers, seeds and gardening supplies.

10.05 — Kõmsi emadepäeva kevadlaat
A Mother's Day spring fair with a warm local atmosphere. There are often plenty of gifts, flowers and sweets.

10.05 — Kilingi-Nõmme laat
A regional fair with a loyal local audience. Suitable for a relaxed family visit.

16.05 — Seljametsa külalaat
A village fair with local character and a more intimate atmosphere. A good choice for those who enjoy authentic regional events.

16.05 — Kihnu kevadlaat
A spring fair in Kihnu with a distinctive island atmosphere. The spirit of the place and its community can really be felt here.

17.05 — Lavassaare vanavara laat ja pasunakooride ülevaatus
An event combining antiques with a cultural programme. Suitable for those who want more from a fair than just shopping.

17.05 — Katariina Sõprade Laat
A local fair with a friendly, community-oriented atmosphere. The focus is often on small vendors and pleasant socialising.

23.05 — Vändra kevadlaat
A regional spring fair with the usual seasonal goods. A good choice for a spring outing.

30–31.05 — Suur Pärnu Toidutänav
A major food event featuring street food and a large flow of visitors. Perfect for those who love vibrant taste experiences.

31.05 — Lihula kevadlaat
A quieter regional spring fair with a seasonal selection. Suitable for those who are not looking for overly large events.

Lääne-Viru County

09.05 — Kevadine Nigula laat
A regional spring fair. Well suited to a local audience.

10.05 — Tapa emadepäeva laat
A Mother's Day fair featuring gifts, flowers and handicrafts. A smaller but heart-warming event.

23–24.05 — Jäneda Aia- ja Lillepäevad
An excellent event for gardening and flower enthusiasts. People come here for plants, garden design and spring garden purchases.

23.05 — Tamsalu Päevade laat
A fair held as part of the town days. Trading here is combined with a local festive atmosphere.

30.05 — Pandivere päev laat
A local fair with an emphasis on regional life and local vendors. Suitable for a relaxed family day.

30.05 — Sõmeru Maaelufestival
A rural life festival featuring a fair. Especially interesting for those who enjoy farm themes, handicrafts and rural life.

Saaremaa

09.05 — Kuressaare Lions klubi suur kevadlaat
A large spring fair in Kuressaare, suitable for a wide audience and family visits.

10.05 — Orissaare kevadlaat
A regional spring fair with an island atmosphere. People usually come here for seasonal goods and local food.

16.05 — Aste kevadlaat
A local spring fair for residents of the area. A simple and straightforward format.

16.05 — Leisi kevadlaat
Another regional spring fair with a strong island character. Suitable for those who appreciate local events.

17.05 — Muhu kevadlaat
A spring fair in Muhu with an authentic and distinctive atmosphere. Events like this are memorable precisely because of the unique character of the place.

22–23.05 — Kuressaare Aiandus- ja Lillepäevad
A major event for flower, plant and gardening enthusiasts. A good place for spring purchases for the home and garden.

31.05 — Kuressaare Tänavafestivali Garaažimüük
A garage sale format as part of the street festival. More relaxed and urban than a traditional fair.

Võru County

08.05 — Varstu kevadlaat
A local spring fair with a regional character and a relaxed family-friendly format.

09.05 — UMA MEKK kevadlaat
One of the most interesting events in southern Estonia, with an emphasis on local food and regional flavours. A good choice for those who value authenticity.

10.05 — Orava kevadlaat
A smaller spring fair with a local atmosphere. Both the goods and personal interaction are important here.

16.05 — Obinitsa kogukonnafestival
A community festival with a fair component. It is more than just a market — culture, people and a sense of place are important here.

16.05 — Tsooru kevadlaat
A regional spring fair in a traditional format. Suitable for leisurely shopping and strolling.

23.05 — Urbanipäeva laat
A local fair associated with a traditional observance. Events like these often have a strong foundation in local culture.

24.05 — Suviste laat
A fair transitioning from spring into summer, with a lighter and warmer atmosphere. You can usually already feel the beginning of summer here.

Põlva County

09.05 — Kanepi kevadlaat
A spring fair with good local demand. Suitable for those who prefer quieter regional events.

10.05 — Mammaste Emadepäeva Kevadlaat
A Mother's Day spring fair where flowers, gifts and handicrafts sell well.

30.05 — Põlva Laat
One of the region's most prominent fairs in May. Well suited to a family day out and seasonal shopping.

Jõgeva County

08–09.05 — Põltsamaa turutänava laadapäevad
Põltsamaa turutänava laadapäevad consistently attract local visitors. Food, handicrafts and seasonal goods do well here.

09.05 — Mustvee kevadlaat
A spring fair in Mustvee with a strong regional character. Great for those who love local events.

17.05 — Jakobsoni talupäev
A rural-themed event featuring a fair. Farm life and local food are especially prominent here.

23.05 — Jõgeva linnapäevad – kevadlaat
A fair held as part of the town festival. A good combination of trading and a festive programme.

24.05 — Palamuse kevadtäika
A spring flea market in a more informal format. Suitable for those who enjoy searching for interesting and slightly unusual items.

Rapla County

02.05 — Märjamaa kevadlaat
A regional spring fair with seasonal goods and predictable demand. Suitable for a family visit.

02.05 — Suur Rapla Toidutänav
A gastronomic event focused on street food. This format is built around flavour, movement and atmosphere.

09.05 — Rapla kevadlaat
One of the most important spring fairs in Raplamaa. It usually attracts a strong flow of local visitors.

09.05 — Loodna kevadlaat
A quieter local spring fair. Suitable for those who prefer to avoid large crowds.

10.05 — Varbola kevadlaat
A regional spring fair in a simple, effective format for a local audience.

16.05 — Rapla hommikuturg
A morning market following its usual rhythm. Without excessive festivity, but convenient and practical.

23.05 — Rapla hommikuturg
Another dependable market day. Suitable for regular shopping.

30.05 — Rapla hommikuturg
A market day closing out May in a familiar format. Good for local residents.

Lääne County

01.05 — Oru OTT
A quiet local producers' market.

08.05 — Oru OTT
Another day for local goods. Well suited to buying farm products.

09.05 — Risti taluturg
A farmers' market with a local character and smaller producers. Good for those who appreciate products from small farms.

10.05 — Linnamäe Lillepäev ja Oru OTT Kevadlaat
A major spring event for flower and gardening enthusiasts. It is worth looking here for everything related to the spring gardening season.

15.05 — Oru OTT
The next market day for local produce. A relaxed and effective format.

22–23.05 — Haapsalu kevadlaat
A larger spring fair in Haapsalu. Well suited to a family outing, walking and spring shopping.

23.05 — Risti taluturg
A local farmers' market in a simple and reliable format.

29.05 — Oru OTT
Another day for local goods. Suitable for visitors who value consistency.

30.05 — Vanasadama turg
A market in a beautiful harbour setting. Both shopping and a pleasant stroll are important here.

Hiiumaa

16.05 — Hiidlaste kevadlaat
A spring fair with an island character and local colour. Well suited to those who appreciate an authentic atmosphere.

30.05 — Tuulekala Festival
A festival with a fair component, where food and the island atmosphere play an important role. It is more of an experience than an ordinary fair.