Estonian culture in the world.
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
The Guardian, a British media outlet, included the Estonian documentary, “A Year Full of Drama”, among the “10 great documentaries about theatre” that “capture the
An Estonian film among the Guardian’s great documentaries about theatre Read More
A new documentary on the Patarei prison in the Estonian capital, Tallinn – a facility that was used by the totalitarian regimes to imprison thousands
A new documentary about Estonia’s former Patarei prison premieres in Tallinn Read More
Lasnamäe, the Soviet-built tower block district of the Estonian capital, Tallinn, is hosting the GROM Festival on 14 August; rapper Tommy Cash, currently the most
A concrete jungle of Tallinn to attract visitors with a music festival Read More
The Haapsalu Castle Museum in Haapsalu, Estonia, received a special commendation at the European Museum of the Year Awards 2021. The special commendations are given
Pictures: The Haapsalu Castle Museum awarded by the European Museum Forum Read More
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Estonia’s restoration of independence, the Vaba Lava Narva Theatre Centre will host the International Freedom Theatre Festival from 17
Estonian town of Narva to host an international “freedom theatre festival” Read More
Estonian composer Ester Mägi, regarded as the first lady of Estonian music, has died aged 99. Mägi, who died on 14 May on her 100th year,
Ester Mägi, the first lady of Estonian music, dies at 99 Read More
The Arvo Pärt’s centre in Laulasmaa, Estonia, that showcases the cultural heritage of the Estonian composer, has launched a residency programme, offering artists from the
The Arvo Pärt Centre accepts artist-in-residence applications Read More
Estonian composer Arvo Pärt’s a cappella choral work, O Holy Father Nicholas, will be premiered at the opening of the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and
Arvo Pärt’s new choral work to premiere in New York City Read More
