Estonian culture in the world.
The Foreign Affairs Committee of the Estonian parliament has made a proposal to the Language Committee of the Estonian Language Society to consider starting to […]
Estonia may start using the name Königsberg instead of Kaliningrad Read More
An exhibition of the interior architecture of the embassies, residences and other representative offices of the Republic of Estonia is open at the Estonian Museum
The interiors of Estonia’s embassies on display in Tallinn Read More
“Kalamaja Blues”, an Estonian mini-web series in collaboration with Finnish broadcaster Yle, that is launching this autumn, has a “Friends” and “Seinfeld” energy, according to
Comedy drama “Kalamaja Blues” launches this autumn Read More
In a world where music often speaks louder than words, Arvo Pärt’s compositions resonate with a profound, almost spiritual clarity. His minimalist approach to music,
Sounds emanating love – the story of Arvo Pärt Read More
German record label ECM has released “Reminiscentiae” (Reminiscences), a new album of the late composer Veljo Tormis’ work, recorded by the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir
ECM releases a new Veljo Tormis album Read More
The Estonian Film Institute nominates Anna Hints’ documentary, “The Smoke Sauna Sisterhood” (“Savvusanna sõsarad” in Estonian), a documentary about women who come together in the
Estonia submits “The Smoke Sauna Sisterhood” for Oscar consideration Read More
Estonian World talked to Teele Dunkley, a UK-based Estonian filmmaker, about her life and work and her upcoming movie project, “The Secret Folk Dancer” –
Filmmaker Teele Dunkley: For Estonians, folk dancing is part of their fibre Read More
This year, Estonia’s largest folk music festival, in the country’s southern town of Viljandi, celebrates its 30th anniversary; here’s a look at the unique and
Pictures: The vibes of the Viljandi Folk Music Festival Read More
Estonia’s cherished Song Celebrations take place under the famous arch at the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds – but how was the arch built?* The first
A story of the Estonian Song Celebration arch you probably did not know Read More
The Canadian government is supporting the planned Keskus International Estonian Centre, due to be built in Toronto, with 750,000 Canadian dollars, through the Federal Economic
Canada supports the new Estonian cultural centre in Toronto with C$750,000 Read More
