In 2016, the artists created a gingerbread forest where you could meet both birds and animals, stumble upon an ant nest, explore an eagle's nest or make a wish at a magic tree. The forest is an important place for every Estonian and our greatest treasure. The forest is a special place.If you haven't been in the forest for a while, it's like something is missing. It is a multi-layered, multi-level community that provides a home for countless species. It took 250 kg of dough to create the exhibition. In addition to Estonian gingerbread artists, there were also participants from Poland, Hungary, Finland and the Czech Republic. The music of the exhibition was composed by Taavi Tulev.

Artists:

Martiina Anni, Pille Petersoo, Riin Pallon, Indrek Värv, Sume Värv, Roosi Värv, Kai Kiudsoo-Värv, Ülle Saatmäe, Annika ja Nataly Mätlik, Reeli Haamer, Tulvi Turo, Maarit Helistvee, Marianne Reinsoo, Karolin Soo, Ave Kris Lend, Annika Kvelstein, Kristel Tomband, Lii Pähkel, Sirje Kadalipp, Piret Paat, Arabella Roosi, Aet Ollisaar, Kristine Mališeva, Jelena Tšekulajeva, Mari-Liis Hiisjärv, Hedi Roots, Uma Johanna Looveer, Karin Paumer, Terje Henk, Teresa Baroet, Marilyn Piirsalu koos Taavi ja Evaga, Malle Pärtel, Mall Kees, Marje Mee, Rita Rahu, Daan Bos, Käbi Hirv, Katrin Tukman, Liisa Murdvee, Kristina Tamm, Hando Tamm, Jane Remm, Tuuli Silber, Liina Ernits, Katre Rajur, Kairi Kirt-Ende, Piret Müüripeal, Lea Järve-Eronen, Andres Mikker, Alo Neerot, Raivi Juks, Kristel Luige, Aigi Orav, Piret Veigel, Pia Inger Sepman, Krista Lehari, Kersti Kesküla, Pekka Paavo Kesküla, Anu Soojärv, Maija-Liisa Kruus, Kaarin Briedis, Katarina Naarits, Claire Pullinen ja Richard Alexander, Anu Rajamäe, Kerly Kaljuste koos Krõõt ja Aleksander Kudeviita ning Marta ja Mihkel Prooso, Maria Tarvas, Laur Mõtus, Juta Kübarsepp, Kard Männil, Marilin ja Nata Linda Sikkal, Kata Simon, Toruni Piparkoogimuuseum: Anna Kornelia Jederzejewska, Krzysztof Lewandowski, Mateusz Rucinski, Justyna Kowalczyk, Magda Czadrowska, Marcin Matella, Magda Czadrowska, Oldrich Kvapil, Petrus Kurppa, Rene Haljasmäe, Jaana Nõu, Ülle Marks, Anne Saarniit, Diana Taalfeld, Kristi Siibak, Ülle Maiste, Ralf Oskar Siim, Argo Vals ja Kaie Olmre, Helen Poll, Martin Aus, Kirsti Laanemaa, Mara ja Nestor Ljutjuk koos Adrian, Maria Katarina, Jakob, Mari-Liis Laanemaa, Hiie Nõlvak, Mart Kallaste, Triinu Visnapuu, Katharina Aus

We have finally wrapped up the exhibition and counted the ballots for the favorite work of the exhibition visitors. We counted a total of 5772 votes. At the closing ceremony, the authors of the 10 works with the most votes received awards. At this point, it is appropriate to welcome our wonderful supporters Electrolux, KAFO and Dansukker, who helped to thank the artists. Many thanks to all the voters, the results were as follows:

1. “Karulaid” Mara, Nestor, Maria Katarina, Adrian, Jakob (708 votes)
2. “Elu läheb edasi!” Tuuli Silber (479 votes)
3. “Põhja Konn” Kristel Tomband (441 votes)
4. “Püha tamm lättega” Malle Pärtel ja Mall Kees (391 votes)
5. “Kes elab metsa sees?” Kristine Maliseva ja Jelena Tsekulajeva (375 votes)
6. “Ussikuningas” Kaarin Briedis (366 votes)
7. “Ilves” Anne Saarniit, Diana Taalfeld, Kristi Siibak, Ülle Maiste (353 votes)
8. “Metsavana” Kai Kiudsoo-Värv, Indrek Värv (277 votes)
9. “Tihumeeter” Sirje Kadalipp ja Piret Paat (269 votes)
10. “Kanajalgadel nõiamaja” Marianne Reinsoo, Karolin Soo, Ave Kris Lend, Annika Kvelstein (183 votes)