Estonian culture in the world.
Estonians will celebrate the 100th anniversary of Estonia’s independence with dozens of events from Helsinki to Singapore, with more than thirty Estonian communities involved. In […]
Mart Taniel has received the American Society of Cinematographers’ Spotlight Award for his work as the cinematographer of the Estonian movie, “November”. The award is
“November” cinematography awarded in the US Read More
Kathleen Naglee, a Tallinn-based school director and poet, has written a poem in honour of Estonia’s centennial – from an expat’s point of view. Naglee,
Kathleen Naglee: A Song for Estonia Read More
Narva is next – at least that’s what the organisers of the city’s bid to host the European capital of culture in 2024 think. Last
Narva is aiming to become the European capital of culture in 2024 Read More
The Estonian National Symphony Orchestra and its honorary principal conductor, Neeme Järvi, are to perform in the capital of Armenia, Yerevan; in the capital of
The Estonian National Symphony Orchestra to perform in Georgia and Armenia Read More
A new photo collection website has been launched to celebrate Estonia’s centennial where all Estonians and the country’s e-residents are invited to upload their portraits
A photo website to celebrate Estonia’s centennial Read More
An image of the winter scenery in Prandi Springs in Estonia has been commended by the Outdoor Photographer of the Year competition, a prestigious international
A picture of Estonian winter praised in the Outdoor Photographer of the Year competition Read More
Estonian artists, including Maarja Nuut and Mari Kalkun, are to perform at the largest folk and world music festival in Germany – the Rudolstadt Festival. The small
The Rudolstadt Festival in Germany to feature Estonian music and art Read More
The Estonian composer, Arvo Pärt, has, for the seventh 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 seventh year running Read More
A new exhibition opened at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, is to celebrate Michel Sittow, an Estonian master of the early Netherlandish
An exhibition in the US celebrates Estonia’s renaissance artist Michel Sittow Read More
