Estonian culture in the world.
The Estonian singer-songwriter, Uku Suviste, has won the Eesti Laul, Estonia’s song competition to determine the country’s representative at the Eurovision song contest, with his […]
Estonia will be represented by Uku Suviste at Eurovision 2021 Read More
David Donnelly, an American filmmaker, has made two documentaries about renowned Estonian conductors – brothers Paavo and Kristjan Järvi; after releasing “Nordic Pulse”, his documentary
David Donnelly: Every American should know the inspirational story of Estonia Read More
Arvo Pärt, one of the most performed living composers in the world, turned 85 on 11 September 2020; to celebrate the occasion, a special documentary
Video: the Arvo Pärt diaries Read More
Louis Kahn was an internationally known architect who designed striking public buildings that combined modernism with the monolithic majesty of ancient monuments; in 2021, celebrations
World-famous and with Estonian roots: the architect Louis Kahn was born on this day Read More
British-Estonian movie “Firebird”, a debut feature by Estonian director Peeter Rebane, will premiere at the BFI Flare: London LGBTIQ+ Film Festival in March. “Firebird” tells
British-Estonian movie “Firebird” to premiere at the London LGBTIQ+ Film Festival Read More
Abja-Paluoja, the capital of Estonia’s historic Mulgimaa region, has become the Finno-Ugric Capital of Culture 2021; Adam Rang, who is currently writing a book about
Mulgimaa takes centre stage as Estonia embraces its Finno-Ugric family Read More
The Museum of Estonians Abroad, together with the Estonian Writers’ Union and the Estonian Literature Center, is holding a competition to find new translators of
The Museum of Estonians Abroad is looking for translators of fiction Read More
The renowned Estonian poet, philosopher and culture critic, Jaan Kaplinski, celebrates his 80th birthday on 22 January. Kaplinski, who in 2016 was named the Laureate of
Estonian author and Nobel prize nominee Jaan Kaplinski turns 80 Read More
Kristel Kont talked to Estonian writers Vahur Afanasjev and Justin Petrone about writing at the time of the coronavirus pandemic and the shifts they are
A museum of forbidden literature has opened in the Old Town of Tallinn, the capital of Estonia; the aim of the museum is to present
A museum of “banned books” opens in Estonia Read More
