Estonian culture in the world.
From 18 September until 26 September, the seventh Ethnic Culture Days, featuring workshops, exhibitions, concerts and overviews of the culture and customs of different nationalities […]
Tallinn celebrates the Ethnic Culture Days Read More
Ten Estonian contemporary artists, acting as accidental anthropologists, have paid special attention to the side effects of the modern extractive industries in Estonia; their exhibition,
Instances of decline: Estonian artists in Ida-Virumaa Read More
The acclaimed Estonian author, Vahur Afanasjev, would have turned 42 on 24 August; Kristel Kont recalls him as a writer and a friend. I first
Kristel Kont: The words remain ‒ in memory of writer Vahur Afanasjev Read More
The Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, the host of the huge Estonian singing events, has opened a visitor centre that tells a story of the Singing
The Tallinn Song Festival Grounds opens a visitor centre Read More
The Estonian singer, Tõnis Mägi, sang the theme song of the 1980 Moscow Olympics. At 4pm local time, on 20 July 1980, the Olympic flame
This Estonian artist once sang an Olympic theme song – in Russian Read More
The renowned Estonian poet, philosopher and culture critic, Jaan Kaplinski, died on 8 August at the age of 80 after a long illness. Jaan Kaplinski, who
Estonian author and Nobel prize nominee Jaan Kaplinski has died. He was 80 Read More
The internationally renowned conductor, Tõnu Kaljuste, and the multiple Grammy Award-winning Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir celebrate the 91st birth anniversary of Veljo Tormis – one of the
Estonian World compiled a list of 15 unique sites in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania worth a visit.* We asked our colleagues in Latvia and Lithuania
The ‘Baltic bubble’ – 15 unique places to visit in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania Read More
Two Estonian actors – Pääru Oja and Henessi Schmidt – have been cast in the new Netflix series, “Vikings: Valhalla”, which is a sequel to
Two Estonian actors have been cast in the new Netflix series, “Vikings: Valhalla” Read More
The Laulasmaa, Estonia-based Arvo Pärt Centre recently announced a competition for a residency scholarship that allows one artist to focus on their work at the
