Estonian culture in the world.
As Jamaica-based Estonian creator Tarrvi Laamann opens his new solo exhibition at Põhjala Galleries in Tallinn, Estonian World spoke to the artist about his eponymous […]
Multimedia artist Tarrvi Laamann brings Jamaican vibes to Tallinn audiences Read More
The Leigo Lake Music Festival, due to take place on 13 August in southern Estonia, will celebrate the jubilees of the three maestros – the
Järvi conducting dynasty jubilees to be celebrated at an Estonian music festival Read More
Estonian contemporary artist Kadri Liis Rääk will open her solo exhibition, “Halcyon”, in the capital of Peru, Lima, on 11 August. Rääk will exhibit tufted
Estonian artist Kadri Liis Rääk to open an exhibition in Lima, Peru Read More
Estonian photography artist Kaupo Kikkas on 3 August opened his photo exhibition, “Statue”, at the Solaris Gallery in the Tallinn city centre; in cooperation with
Kaupo Kikkas’s “Statue” exhibition shown at Solaris Gallery in Tallinn Read More
Tallinn is to host a comedy festival in August 2022 where an openly fierce and feminist – and, as such, an aptly named – comedy
The southern Estonian town of Viljandi is hosting the country’s largest folk festival; the annual event, running since 1993, brings a lot of buzz to
Estonia’s Viljandi hosts the country’s largest folk festival Read More
Two Estonian artists – poet Elo Viiding and painter Santa Zukker – are trying to disrupt how people see art to make art exhibitions more
Two Estonian artists try to disrupt how we see art – by combining paintings and poetry Read More
The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, named by the BBC Music Magazine as one of the ten best choirs in the world, celebrates its 40th anniversary
Pictures: The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir through the years Read More
2024 might be two years away, but street artists Kadri Lind and Sirla from the Estonian city of Tartu have already kicked off a series
Pictures: Tartu’s street artists show their work in Berlin Read More
Over 1,000 people on 29 May gathered by the Tallinn TV Tower to celebrate Ukrainian culture and offer support to the country invaded by Russia.
Pictures: The Ukrainian Cultural Day in Tallinn Read More
