Estonian culture in the world.
The Estonian capital, Tallinn, ranks eighth among the 50 most cultured cities in Europe and number one in Northern Europe, in a list researched and […]
Tallinn named the most cultured city in Northern Europe Read More
The Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, has opened a concert and performance centre that features a concert hall
The Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre opens a new concert and performance centre Read More
Maria Faust, an Estonian saxophonist, composer, arranger and improviser, has received the prestigious, annually awarded “Hæderspris” (merit award) from the Danish Composers and Songwriters Association.
Estonian composer and saxophonist Maria Faust awarded in Denmark Read More
How to become one of three million people worldwide learning the Estonian language? The Estonian Institute, the organiser of the Estonian Language Week, has the
Three million people worldwide to learn the Estonian language from 23-29 September Read More
A new documentary, called “That Pärt Feeling – The Universe of Arvo Pärt”, directed by Dutchman Paul Hegeman, seeks to understand the wonder of Pärt
A Dutch documentary offers a distinctive look at the influence of Arvo Pärt’s music Read More
The renowned English-Dutch photographer, Jimmy Nelson, photographed Seto people during his recent visit to Estonia. “On a recent visit to my exhibition at Fotografiska Tallinn,
Photographer Jimmy Nelson photographs Estonia’s indigenous Seto people Read More
Publishing a limited letterpress edition of “The Little Prince” allows the Print and Paper Museum in Tartu to better preserve historic skills. The Print and
An Estonian museum relives history by printing “The Little Prince” Read More
Estonia’s startup community is already famous around the world, not least for producing four “unicorn” startups valued at more than USD1 billion; now, though, Estonia’s
Chasing Unicorns: A hilarious new movie about Estonian entrepreneurs taking on the world Read More
An extensive international art exhibit, “Edge to Edge”, opened at Tallinn’s Fahle Gallery on 26 August; the exhibition, curated by the Los Angeles-based Estonian American
Estonian-American curator Juri Koll brings Basquiat and Warhol to Tallinn Read More
An independent commission of international experts decided on 28 August in Tallinn that the Capital of Culture 2024 from Estonia will be Tartu; in addition,
Tartu chosen as the European Capital of Culture 2024 Read More
