Plan a traditional scythe-mowing competition

Plan a traditional scythe-mowing competition

We invite everyone to take part in the traditional Plaani hand-mowing competition, happening for the 27th time! Come and show off your skills or simply enjoy an authentic, fun-filled day in the countryside with family and friends!

We invite everyone to take part in the traditional Plaani hand-mowing competition, happening for the 27th time! Come and show off your skills or simply enjoy an authentic, fun-filled day in the countryside with family and friends!

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We invite everyone to preserve and celebrate heritage at the traditional Plaani hand-scything competition, now in its 28th year! Come showcase your skills or simply enjoy an authentic, fun-filled countryside day out with family and friends!

THE CHAMPIONSHIP SCYTHING begins at 13:00

  • In the meadow alongside Plaani Church

  • Registration on site at 12:00 (one hour before the competition starts)

  • Bring your own scythe and tools for on-the-spot maintenance

Traditional trials of strength and skill for men, women, young, and old in the heart of Plaani village: nail driving, wood splitting, boot throwing, and wreath weaving.

For children:

  • Pinecone throwing competition

  • Various activities guided by the playful Glow-worm (Jaaniuss)

WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING:

  • Traditional local food and drinks will be served

  • A chance to pet friendly farm animals

  • Spontaneous pop-up performances are bound to happen

Come spend a wonderful day outdoors, connect with the ancient ways of our ancestors, and enjoy a sunny day in great company!

The event is free of charge and takes place rain or shine!

Event organizer: Plaani Kotus MTÜ


Traditional haymaking. Photo by Ain Piir
Traditional scythe mowing. Photo by Ain Piir
Scything competition. Photo by Ain Piir
Pärapunumine Photo by Ain Piir
Nail-driving competition. Photo by Ain Piir
Log chopping competition. Photo by Ain Piir
Participants and winners of the Plaani manual scything competition 2027. Photo by Ain Piir

Plaani Kotus NGO