Estonian culture in the world.
Kerli Kõiv, one of the most successful pop stars Estonia has produced so far, released her new single, with an accompanying video showcasing the Estonian […]
Pop star Kerli releases Estonian nature-inspired video Read More
The Los Angeles-based entertainment magazine, The Hollywood Reporter, has included Estonia among the “five Eastern European countries to shoot your next film and save money”.
The Hollywood Reporter recommends Estonia for film shooting Read More
A children’s tale by Kertu Sillaste, “It’s Pancake Time!”, has been published in London in English. While Estonia has in the last few years become
It’s pancake time! Estonian author’s children book published in English Read More
The Tallinn Music Week (TMW), the annual music conference and showcase festival, will gather 237 artists from 33 countries to the Estonian capital in the
Tallinn Music Week announces 237 artists for its music programme Read More
The renowned Estonian author, Jaan Kaplinski, has been named the Laureate of the European Literature Prize (Prix Européen de Littérature). The aim of the European
Estonian author Jaan Kaplinski awarded the European Literature Prize Read More
In modern Estonia, (folk) traditions are still valued in both the country and city life. It’s therefore intriguing to discover that apart from the Estonians
Estonian knitting in the Netherlands and the knitting seamen Read More
Estonian composer Arvo Pärt has, for the fifth year running, been given the title of the “world’s most performed living composer” by the classical music
Arvo Pärt is the world’s most performed living composer fifth year running Read More
The Estonian-Finnish film, “The Fencer”, has advanced, along with eight other films, in the race for the Oscar for best foreign-language film, moving on to
Estonian-Finnish movie “The Fencer” in the race for an Oscar nomination Read More
The second largest Estonian town, Tartu, has been accepted to UNESCO’s network of creative cities and has been awarded the title of the international City of
Tartu named a UNESCO City of Literature Read More
British daily newspaper the Guardian has included When the Doves Disappeared by the Finnish-Estonian writer, Sofi Oksanen, in the list of the best novels of
Oksanen’s Estonian tale in the Guardian’s best novels of 2015 list Read More
