Estonian culture in the world.
The Gothamites, a book by the most celebrated Estonian children’s author, Eno Raud, is now translated and available in English; the release date is 11 […]
The Gothamites, an iconic Estonian children’s book, is published in English Read More
Estonia’s travelling exhibition, Masters of Our Own Homes: Estonia at 100, opened in Chicago on 1 June at Daley plaza in front of the city
Gallery: Estonia’s travelling exhibition visits Chicago Read More
Estonia’s cherished Song and Dance Celebration that in 2019 celebrates its 150th anniversary, will take place from 4-7 July; the relay of the symbolic flame
Gallery: The Estonian Song and Dance Celebration flame lit in Tartu Read More
Mari Kalkun, one of the most highly regarded Estonian singers and musicians in Europe, is to perform at the Songlines Encounters Festival in London on 30
Estonian folk artist Mari Kalkun to give a debut concert in London Read More
The Hay Festival has announced the selection of authors for the Europa28 anthology; among the 28 women is also the Estonian poet and translator, Maarja
An Estonian poet among the top minds selected for the pan-European creativity project Read More
The annual international literature festival, HeadRead, in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, brings readers and authors together in a cosy atmosphere. The Tallinn HeadRead literary festival
International literature festival HeadRead takes place in Tallinn Read More
The world-famous director, Christopher Nolan, is in the summer of 2019 going to shoot his new movie in Estonia – and no, it’s not April
World-famous Christopher Nolan is to shoot a movie in Estonia Read More
Estonia is represented with the pavilion at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival in France, showcasing the country’s movies and its movie industry, aiming to catch
Estonian film industry aims to catch attention in Cannes Read More
Estonian World asked the members of the country’s gay community to nominate their all-time favourite Estonian Eurovision finalists and these are the results. Estonia has
Estonia’s five best Eurovision finalists as chosen by the LGBT+ community Read More
Lea Kreinin interviews the Scottish publisher, Allan Cameron, who has started to publish Estonian literature in English. Allan Cameron is a Scottish writer, translator and
Allan Cameron: Estonians are great linguists Read More
