This exhibition is a moving experience showcasing the human chain that stretched, unbroken, for 600 km from Tallinn via Rīga to Vilnius on 23 August 1989. Based on the stories of ordinary people who took part, the exhibition employs a landscape of sound and memory to take visitors on a thought-provoking historical journey that speaks of a yearning for freedom. Taking place in a hitherto undiscovered cultural corridor that stretches for 50 metres through Telliskivi Creative City, the exhibition recreates the events of that day in Estonia in chronological order and tells stories of people summoning up courage and taking the reins of responsibility for their own freedom.Dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Baltic Way, the temporary exhibition will open exactly three decades after the historical event.
