Kammivabriku Sündmuskeskus in Tartu is an event center in the buildings of a historic comb factory on Teguri street. It has two venues: the club house at Teguri 26 for small and mid-sized events, and the factory hall at Teguri 28A, which holds up to 1,400 guests. Organizers use it for conferences, fairs, concerts, performances, receptions and private parties.
Seminars and company events
The club house is the smaller of the two. The official site describes it as suited to medium and small events, with presentation equipment, a stage and flexible use of the space. It is promoted for trainings, seminars, dinners and parties. The site does not give a seated capacity for the club house, so ask the team for the numbers for your layout.
The factory hall is the choice for large corporate gatherings. It holds up to 1,400 guests and is described as having generous rooms and high ceilings. Conferences, trade fairs and receptions are listed among its uses, alongside concerts. A company that needs a plenary session, an exhibition area and a reception under one roof can plan all three in this building.
Weddings and receptions
Receptions and private parties are named on the official site. Weddings are not mentioned as a service, so a couple or planner should confirm this with the team before counting on the venue.
Rooms and capacities
- Club house (Teguri 26): medium and small events, stage and presentation equipment, capacity not stated.
- Factory hall (Teguri 28A): up to 1,400 guests, high ceilings, for concerts, fairs, conferences and receptions.
Accommodation
The official site does not mention rooms for overnight stays. Tartu has hotels within the city, and the team can advise.
Catering
Catering arrangements are not described on the pages we read. Ask which caterers work in the buildings when you send a request.
History and setting
Albert Laretei began making combs in Tartu in 1918, first in a small shed with two assistants, using cattle horn. In 1932 the English businessman Max Reich bought the factory and exports grew. Reich consolidated the production at the present site on Teguri street. Over the years the factory also made pen nibs, toothbrushes, eyeglass frames, cigarette holders, hair clips, table tennis balls, toys, buckets, rakes, motorcycle helmets and plastic film. The center keeps this industrial past as part of its setting.
Getting there
The club house is at Teguri 26, 50107 Tartu, and the factory hall at Teguri 28A. The contact person named on the site is Sandra Tidor. Requests go through the form on the site, with guest count and date.
