Põlva Mesikäpa Hall

Põlva Mesikäpa Hall has stood on Kesk tänav 25 since 2003, when the floor installation was completed. The venue was built by AS Remet, a construction company based in Tallinn, and it has a capacity of 612 spectators.

The playing surface is an artificial PVC floor covering made of Canadian sugar maple parquet. It is a movable sports floor designed for handball, basketball, volleyball, and indoor football. The primary home team is Põlva Serviti, an Estonian professional handball club founded in 1984. The club has won 19 Estonian championships and 4 Baltic Handball League titles. Other organizations associated with the venue include Põlva Käsipalliklubi (Handball Club) and Jalgpalliklubi "Lootos" (Football Club "Lootos").

A notable match took place on November 30, 2024, when Põlva Serviti played against Besiktas in the EHF European Cup. The exact attendance number for this match was not found in available sources. The hall does not have its own official standalone website. The Estonian Sports Register (ESR) at https://www.spordiregister.ee/et/ehitis/986/polva_mesikapa_hall is the official government database for sports facilities in Estonia. It also lists Põlva Mesikäpa Hall. The hall is also listed on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/mesikapahall/.

The Estonian Wikipedia confirms the hall's location at Kesk tänav 25 in Põlva, Estonia. There is no evidence that Põlva Mesikäpa Hall has had any former names or has been renamed since its opening in 2003. The venue is a multi-purpose indoor sports arena located at Kesk tänav 25 in Põlva, Estonia. The venue was put into use in 2003, with the floor installation completed in the same year. It was built by AS Remet, a construction company based in Tallinn, Estonia. The hall has a capacity of 612 spectators, consisting of permanent seats plus 130 additional seating areas. The playing surface is artificial, specifically a PVC floor covering made of Canadian sugar maple parquet. It is a movable sports floor designed for handball, basketball, volleyball, and indoor football. The venue does not have its own official standalone website; information is primarily maintained through the Estonian Sports Register (ESR) at https://www.spordiregister.ee/et/ehitis/986/polva_mesikapa_hall, which is the official government database for sports facilities in Estonia. The hall is also listed on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/mesikapahall/. The primary home team is Põlva Serviti, an Estonian professional handball club founded in 1984, which has won 19 Estonian championships and 4 Baltic Handball League titles. The Estonian Sports Register also lists Põlva Käsipalliklubi (Handball Club) and Jalgpalliklubi "Lootos" (Football Club "Lootos") as organizations associated with the venue. There is no evidence that Põlva Mesikäpa Hall has had any former names or has been renamed since its opening in 2003. Regarding attendance records, a notable match took place on November 30, 2024, when Põlva Serviti played against Besiktas in the EHF European Cup. However, the exact attendance number for this match was not found in available sources. The Estonian Wikipedia confirms the hall's location at Kesk tänav 25 in Põlva, Estonia.