Estonian culture in the world.
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
The BBC Music Magazine includes the Pärnu Music Festival and the Haapsalu Early Music Festival among the 29 best classical music festivals in Europe this
Two Estonian classical music festivals listed among the Europe’s best Read More
Initiated by the renowned conductor Paavo Järvi, the Estonian “summer capital” hosts the Pärnu Music Festival from 12 to 21 July; Neeme Järvi, Paavo Järvi
Pärnu hosts a world-class classical music festival Read More
Christie’s, a British auction house, has picked “Through the Black Gorge of Your Eyes”, an exhibition at Tallinn’s Kumu art museum that highlights the pioneering
Christie’s picks Kumu exhibition as one of the European art shows to seek out Read More
Over 33,000 young singers and dancers gather to the Estonian capital, Tallinn, to take part in the Youth Song and Dance Celebration this weekend, lauding
Estonia’s Youth Song and Dance Festival celebrates humanity Read More
The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir was once again invited to perform at the renowned Aix-en-Provence opera festival in France, this time for Alban Berg’s opera Wozzeck, conducted
Sir Simon Rattle to conduct the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir Read More
