Estonian culture in the world.
David Donnelly, an American filmmaker, has made two documentaries about renowned Estonian conductors – brothers Paavo and Kristjan Järvi; Donnelly spoke to Estonian World about […]
David Donnelly: Estonia has a high concentration of creative talent Read More
A rare opportunity to get up close and personal with the brightest and most ingenious minds in Estonian technology and music is set to be
It’s a whole new groove: Canada meets Estonia to share innovations in tech and music Read More
Michael Pärt, the curator of the Music Meets Film programme, talks to Estonian World about his work and the Estonian film and film music industry
Interview with Michael Pärt: Making the Estonian film music industry his matter of heart Read More
The Estonian accordionist, Tiit Kalluste, has been presented an international merit award by the International Confederation of Accordionists. On 13 October, Kalluste played a concert
Estonian accordionist Tiit Kalluste presented an international merit award Read More
UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, has designated 66 new “creative cities” around the world; among them is the sixth largest town
Estonian town Viljandi is designated as a “creative city” by UNESCO Read More
What do you get when three Estonians from two continents unpack a suitcase loaded with films? A reel deal: EstDocs, the Estonian documentary film festival
EstDocs film festival comes of age in Toronto Read More
Thirty-four full-length movies were produced in Estonia in 2018, of which 22 were distributed in the cinemas the same year, according to Estonia’s statistics agency.
Thirty-four movies produced in Estonia in 2018 Read More
The Munich, Germany-based Estonian soprano, Mirjam Mesak, has been awarded with the Bavarian Art Prize 2019 in the “Performing Arts” category. The Bavarian Art Prize
Estonian opera singer Mirjam Mesak wins a Bavarian Art Prize Read More
It’s not very common that Estonian musicians and bands tour in the United States, less so that they perform in 24 North American cities and
Estonian heavy-metal band Metsatöll’s North American tour – “So perfect that it was scary” Read More
The Estonian family adventure film, “Phantom Owl Forest”, won the European Children’s Film Award at the Schlingel International Film Festival in Chemnitz, Germany; in addition,
Estonian adventure movie “Phantom Owl Forest” awarded in Germany Read More
