Estonian culture in the world.
English-speaking writers and translators can apply for a two-month literature residency programme in Tartu, Estonia, for the autumn of 2018, held at the Karl Ristikivi […]
Writers and translators can apply for a literature residency in Tartu Read More
The XII ESTO Days will be taking place in Helsinki, Tartu and Tallinn in 2019 and for the occasion, there will be a joint exhibition;
Estonian museums need help collecting ESTO-related material Read More
The Hiroshima International Animation Festival, held biennially in the namesake Japanese city, is to have an intensive focus on Estonian animation this year. The festival
The Hiroshima International Animation Festival to have a special Estonia focus Read More
Estonia has submitted Liina Triškina-Vanhatalo’s drama, “Take It or Leave It”, as the country’s submission for the foreign language Academy Award. The film is about a
Estonia sends a drama about fatherhood to join the Oscar race Read More
As part of the country’s centennial celebrations, the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds will be hosting a singing event on 19 August where cherished Estonian songs
A unique sing-along to celebrate freedom in Tallinn Read More
Rein Raud has published eight novels and three collections of stories; three of his novels have been published in the Anglophone world. Estonian World asked
How can Estonian writers reach the English-speaking market? Interview with Rein Raud Read More
Jaak Treiman, the honorary consul of Estonia in Los Angeles, reviews the recently published book, “The Story of BATUN”, that was presented at the AABS
“Hetalia: Axis Powers” (Japanese: ヘタリア), a Japanese webcomic, later adapted as a manga and an anime series, features a male character called Estonia. Created by manga artist Hidekaz Himaruya and having had
Say hello to a Japanese manga character called Estonia Read More
The European Estonian Song and Dance Festival in the English city of Leicester in September will feature performances by choirs and singers from Estonia and
A song and dance festival in the UK to celebrate Estonia’s centennial Read More
Six Estonian female film directors share their intimate experiences and show us that facing pain is an act of freedom. Is it a coincidence that
Review: “Juured”, an Estonian documentary about women who are not ashamed of their wounds Read More
