Estonian culture in the world.
Estonians spend more time reading books than any other people in the European Union. A survey conducted in 15 EU countries between 2008 and 2015 […]
Estonians are the most avid readers in the European Union Read More
A new exhibition called “Lost Estonian Sculptors: Linda Sõber and Endel Kübarsepp” will open in the Kumu Art Museum on 16 May. The exhibition tells
The works of two Estonian diaspora sculptors exhibited in Tallinn Read More
The Tallinn-based Italian expat, Milena Spigaglia, shares her thoughts on the new Estonian movie about the Stalinist tyranny, “Seltsimees Laps” (“The Little Comrade”). When I
“Seltsimees Laps” – not only a movie about Stalinist tyranny, but also on Estonian modesty Read More
ECM Records has released a new album, “Arvo Pärt: The Symphonies”, featuring all four symphonies by the Estonian maestro. The orchestral works from the composer’s different
Arvo Pärt’s symphonies released by ECM Read More
As Tartu campaigns to become the European Capital of Culture in 2024, the medieval St John’s Church – the town’s oldest concert site – plans
Estonia’s first baroque pipe organ will be heard in Tartu Read More
A London-based group, called the Estonian Folks, organises gatherings for Estonian folk dancers around the world. Members of the active Estonian community in London decided
PICTURES: The Estonian Folks – introducing the traditional dance abroad Read More
“Voices” is a poem by Kaja Weeks, an American of Estonian heritage, that celebrates Estonia’s ancestral rhythms, melodies and spirit in the context of Laulupidu,
Kaja Weeks: Estonian singing voices in a poem Read More
The London Book Fair 2018 focussed on Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as the countries are celebrating their centenaries; numerous events at the fair concentrated on
The London Book Fair focusses on Estonian literature Read More
A traveling exhibition about Estonia that celebrates the country’s centenary is to visit North America over the course of one and a half years. According
An exhibition about Estonia visits North America Read More
In the wake of him receiving a 2018 Guggenheim Fellowship, Estonian World spoke to the American composer, Eugene Birman, about his work and its connection
Opera, Estonia and the world – an interview with composer Eugene Birman Read More
