Culture

On 21 and 22 November, an international movie music seminar, called “Music Meets Film”, is to take place in the framework of the Black Nights’ […]

Citizens of foreign countries who have arrived in Estonia with a long-stay visa, or the D-visa, can until the end of the year participate in

Friday, 18 November sees the opening of “Arvo Pärt… and a Littlemore” in Oxford, the largest festival dedicated to the Estonian composer’s work in the

“Melchior the Apothecary. The Executioner’s Daughter”, the third instalment of “Melchior the Apothecary” medieval crime trilogy, had its world premiere at the Cottbus Film Festival in Germany on 11 November. According

The Narva Art Residency in the namesake Estonian border town is announcing its next open call to welcome artists and creatives for residency in 2023.

Published by Swiss publisher Birkhäuser Verlag in collaboration with the Estonian Museum of Architecture, the book “Miracles in Concrete. Structural Engineer August Komendant” is the

Estonia’s Church Fund is raising donations to completely restore St Mary’s Church that was destroyed by the Soviet Red Army in 1941. According to Urmas

The Music at Oxford Festival, held in the UK, will celebrate the Estonian composer Arvo Pärt’s work with a special programme, “Arvo Pärt …and a

The Emma Press, a Birmingham, UK-based publisher, has published “Oskar and the Things” by Estonian writer Andrus Kivirähk; the children’s story is about the joy