Estonian culture in the world.
Christie’s, a British auction house, has picked “Through the Black Gorge of Your Eyes”, an exhibition at Tallinn’s Kumu art museum that highlights the pioneering […]
Christie’s picks Kumu exhibition as one of the European art shows to seek out Read More
Over 33,000 young singers and dancers gather to the Estonian capital, Tallinn, to take part in the Youth Song and Dance Celebration this weekend, lauding
Estonia’s Youth Song and Dance Festival celebrates humanity Read More
The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir was once again invited to perform at the renowned Aix-en-Provence opera festival in France, this time for Alban Berg’s opera Wozzeck, conducted
Sir Simon Rattle to conduct the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir Read More
A street art festival is to take place in Viljandi, a small southern Estonian town, from 12-17 June. The festival is called RUA – Rural
A street art festival takes place in Viljandi Read More
The Tallinn Music Week, a new music festival that took place from 10 to 14 May in the Estonian capital, hosted almost 190 performers from
Pictures: The Tallinn Music Week 2023 Read More
The Sweden-based Juks family, the father Estonian, mother Romanian, talk how to maintain the Estonian language in a multilingual environment – the couple’s daughters communicate
Video: How to maintain Estonian language while living abroad Read More
Alika Milova represented Estonia with the song “Bridges”, written by her and Dutch songwriter Wouter Hardy, at the 67th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, hosted
Video: Alika Milova represents Estonia at Eurovision 2023 Read More
The Tallinn Music Week, the international new music and city festival held annually since 2009, will fill the Estonian capital’s venues from 10 to 14
The Tallinn Music Week features 175 artists from 41 countries Read More
Estonian World spoke to Tartu-based artist Helen Bunder during her solo exhibition “Echo of Being” at Tallinn’s Solaris Art Gallery, to find out more about
Love, life, and living it – the art of Helen Bunder Read More
The Times’ panel of music critics chose 100 best pieces of classical music from the repertoire of the past 1,000 years and included is Spiegel
Arvo Pärt’s Spiegel im Spiegel among the Times critics’ best pieces of classical music Read More
