Estonian culture in the world.
Thirty-two new compositions will premiere at Estonian Music Days, the contemporary music festival taking place in Tallinn and Tartu from 16 to 24 April. The […]
More than 30 new compositions premiere at Estonian Music Days Read More
Tuhala Witches’ Well, a karst spring located at the 3,000 years old settlement in Estonia’s Kose Parish, represents an ancient Estonian folk tale. Estonia has experienced
Tuhala Witch’s Well and ancient Estonian mythology Read More
Hans Christian Aavik, an Estonian violinist, was awarded a joint first prize at the 2022 Carl Nielsen International Competition – a renowned competition for classical
Estonian violinist Hans Christian Aavik awarded at the Carl Nielsen Competition Read More
Estonian and expatriate artists share their views on the importance of art in times of crisis along with works that speak to trauma, suffering, hope
What role does art serve in times of war and suffering? Read More
From 31 March to 2 April 2022, the Estonian cultural days are to take place in New York City, arranged by the Foundation for Estonian
The Estonian cultural days to take place in New York City Read More
The Bergamo Film Meeting, a film festival in the namesake Italian city, will screen animation movies by the renowned Estonian animator, Priit Pärn. The festival
The Bergamo film festival to show Priit Pärn’s animations Read More
Pianist Kristjan Randalu, singer-songwriters Maarja Nuut and Mari Kalkun, and the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir will perform at the Kings Place music venue in Kings
The “Sounds of Estonia” weekend to take place in London Read More
US movie studio Roadside Attractions has acquired the North American distribution rights to the British-Estonian movie, “Firebird”, a debut feature by Estonian director Peeter Rebane.
US studio acquires the North American rights to British-Estonian movie “Firebird” Read More
The “Sõprus” cinema in Tallinn’s city centre invites Ukrainian children for free cinema mornings. The free screenings will start from Friday, 18 March, and will
Free cinema mornings for Ukrainian children in Tallinn Read More
Mari Kalkun, one of the best known Estonian folk music singer-songwriters, has released a song, “Somewhere There’s War”, that she created following the Russian invasion
Video: Estonian folk singer Mari Kalkun releases a Ukraine-themed song Read More
