The Horse Mill, situated in the end of Lai Street, has been used as a theatre venue since 2003. It was inaugurated with Mandragora, a production based on Doris Kareva’s poems, directed by Jaanus Rohumaa, and since then it has been employed regularly for performances. With its medieval look, the Horse Mill creates an authentic historical atmosphere. It was built in the 14th Century and has an unusual circular shape. During the first centuries the building was used for grinding grain, and later for storage. In addition to theatrical performances, the venue is also available for concerts, presentations and other events. The Horse Mill seats approximately 100 spectators. Address: 47, Lai Street.