The music and city festival Station Narva is returning for its fourth edition to the easternmost Estonian city Narva on 5 – 7 August offering music from near and far, business networking, sightseeing and new discoveries across the urban space, and a look towards the post-industrial future of the region.

The heart of this year’s festival is the Narva Museum in the historic 13th century Narva Castle, which will also open its doors for a “night at the museum” adventure. Concerts will also take place at the beloved Art Club Ro-Ro.

In addition to the music programme, a hybrid format Business Day will take place at the OBJEKT creative incubator, as well as free city stage gigs, BAZAR talks, an art programme, sightseeing tours across the city, and an adventure filled tour to the suburban dacha district of Kudruküla.

Station Narva is organised by Shiftworks in collaboration with the Narva team.

Partners: Narva Museum, Art Club Ro-Ro, creative incubator OBJEKT, public talks day BAZAR, Narva Art Residency, and the Damn.Loud Agency. The main partner of the Station Narva urban art competition is the Narva Museum Art Gallery, the Narva Art Residency is a supporting partner, and Fortaco Estonia OÜ is the sponsor.

The festival’s media partners are Postimees Grupp and Põhjarannik/Severnoje Poberežje.

The festival is supported by the City of Narva, the Estonian Ministry of Culture, Integration Foundation, Cultural Endowment of Estonia, the Finnish Institute and the Nordic Council of Ministers.

Station Narva is organised in line with the rules in place for public events, in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.