Estonian culture in the world.
A new, Spanish-designed centre, introducing Estonian composer Arvo Pärt’s creative heritage to both domestic and international visitors, opens its doors on 17 October. Designed by […]
Gallery: The Arvo Pärt heritage centre opens in Estonia Read More
According to a study by the Australian National University and the University of Nevada in the US, Estonians lead the world in the average number
Estonians are the biggest bookworms in the world Read More
Triinu Soikmets interviews Vanya Balogh, a London-based Croatian artist and photographer who, in the summer of 2018, curated an extensive art exhibition at the Haus
Empty spaces and infinite entities – Estonia through an artist’s eye Read More
Edith Soosaar interviews Marja Unt, the coordinator of the first Estonian public writer-in-residence programme in Tartu, that gives international writers and translators the chance to
The Tartu Writer in Residency programme helps foreign and Estonian writers meet Read More
A poetry book for children, “Everyone’s the Smartest”, written by the Estonian author, Contra, is now translated and available for readers in English. “Everyone’s the
Estonian children’s book “Everyone’s the Smartest” now available in English Read More
Station Narva, the first edition of the music and city culture festival in Estonia’s third largest town, kicks off on 21 September; Estonian World caught
Narva: Estonia’s next big success story? Read More
The fifth European Estonian Song and Dance Festival took place in Leicester, the UK, as part of Estonia’s centenary celebrations. By Katrin Puutsa, Reet Järvik,
100 years of Estonian song and dance showcased in Leicester Read More
In 2017, a whopping 72 artists and producers from all across Estonia, Mexico and elsewhere took part in Mextonia, a transgraffiti festival that engulfed the
Pictures: Mextonia murals in Estonia Read More
Edith Soosaar interviews a young Estonian author, Ene Sepp, at the Hay Literature Festival in the UK, an event that the former US president, Bill
First impressions from the Hay literature festival – an interview with writer Ene Sepp Read More
The Estonian Institute, a non-governmental organisation that promotes Estonian culture, will start a new project called “Culture Step”, aimed at English and Russian-speaking residents in
The Estonian Institute launches a new programme to integrate newcomers Read More
