Estonian culture in the world.
The latest addition to the Estonian children’s literature is great news for families raising an Estonian-English bilingual child – Piret Raud has written and illustrated […]
Estonian children book “The Ear” by Piret Raud released in English Read More
The Swedish singer-songwriter, Victor Crone, has won the Eesti Laul, Estonia’s song competition to determine the country’s representative at the Eurovision song contest. Crone won
Estonia will be represented by Swedish artist Victor Crone at Eurovision 2019 Read More
The Tartu City of Literature International Residency Programme for English-speaking writers and translators is open for an application for an April-May 2019 residency period; the application
Writers and translators can apply for a literature residency in Tartu, Estonia Read More
A photo exhibition that examines how Estonia will last for the next one hundred years with a declining population has opened at the Baltic Station, the central train
A photo exhibition examines the impact of population changes in Estonia Read More
“My Formative Years” is an autobiography of a famous Estonian military commander, Sir Johan Pitka (1872-1944); first published in the 1930s Estonia, it has now been translated into
Book introduction – “My Formative Years”, by Johan Pitka Read More
The Tallinn city government has decided to go ahead with the idea to erect a monument to the Russian-Armenian-Jewish writer, Sergei Dovlatov, who lived in
Writer Sergei Dovlatov to be honoured with a monument in Tallinn Read More
Estonia’s “Banksy”, Edward von Lõngus, was given the 2018 Culture Award of the country’s ministry of foreign affairs for his pan-European digital street art project,
Estonia’s street artist Edward von Lõngus awarded by the country’s foreign ministry Read More
The Estonian composer, Arvo Pärt, has, for the eighth year in a row, been given the title of the “world’s most performed living composer” by
Arvo Pärt is the world’s most performed living composer eighth year running Read More
As the world becomes more globally connected – through a combination of travel, migration and basic awareness of the world – cultural education is stepping
How do you teach Estonian culture? Read More
In 2018, six Estonian novels were translated into English, and now it’s time to look back and count the literary achievements for the past year.
Estonian novels translated into English in 2018 Read More
