Holm cares

Holm supports Pärnu Harmonica Festival, the largest music festival in the Nordic and Baltic countries, where the main instrument is the harmonica. The international traditional music event will be held in Pärnu on July 1-3, 2022 with the additional concerts in Haapsalu Kultuurikeskus on June 30th and in Tallinn Jaani church on July 4th.

This year too, Holm Bank will support the acclaimed jazz festival TAFF:fest initiated by the beloved musician Raivo Tafenau. From the 7th to the 9th of July we will see the undisputed talents such as Stefan & The Swingin 'Sisters, James Werts World Project, Vaiko Eplik, and others on stage in Haapsalu.

The Augustibluus Festival is being held for the 28th time! From August the 5th to the 7th, the musical stars shine in the sky of Haapsalu … Holm Bank is once again very happy to support the major event taking place in its hometown. The event has earned its place among the most respected blues festivals in Europe. Yet again this year we will see performers from all over the world.

Holm Bank is a sponsor of cross-country skiers. Estonia is famous for being the country of skiing enthusiasts - we would like to see an increasing number of people engaging in sports activities regardless of the season. Young ambitious skiers are an inspiration to the whole nation, particularly young people. They make a great contribution to promoting public health and a healthy lifestyle. We are rooting for them at major championships and look forward to witnessing achievements that make all Estonians proud. Team NJW will participate in various events of the world-famous Visma Ski Classics competition series, which includes Tartu Ski Marathon. Information about the competition series can be found at https://www.vismaskiclassics.com/the-tour/events/#events. You can read about the team at https://teamnjw.com/

Holm has contributed to the establishment and operations of Haapsalu’s very own basketball team, which was launched in the summer of 2021. Its aim is to achieve good results as a professional club in the Estonian championships. The team hope to reach the first division soon and qualify for the Estonian Basketball League within five years. The most important in the team’s view is to promote basketball culture, inspire young people to pick up basketball as a sport and contribute to the development of players in Haapsalu and Lääne County as a whole. The team is being led by renowned trainer Jaanus Levkoi and Estonian basketballers Siim-Sander Vene and Mikk Päeske. You can keep an eye on the team’s results online at www.basket.ee.