16 February 2026 – 22 February 2026
Not sure where to be this week? Every week, in partnership with Gamma, we present a hand-picked selection of the five most compelling events taking place in and around Tallinn – it’s time to plan your week with purpose.
All you can eat – Chili Food
Küüslauk, Sadama 7, Tallinn
Monday, 16 February, from 5:30 PM
If Valentine’s Day was all roses and sugar highs, “some like it hot” is bringing the burn. At Küüslauk, things are getting gloriously sweaty with a full-throttle, chilli-loaded buffet built for people who treat spice as a lifestyle choice.
On the menu – Spicy Noodle Mix stacked with shrimp and chicken, wok-fried rice, black pepper pork, Hong Kong chicken and crispy chilli chicken – all clocking in at a confident three-star heat. Extra sauces are on standby for anyone who believes pain is just another flavour note.
It’s all-you-can-eat for a frankly outrageous €12. The only twist? The legendary “morning suffer challenge” – finish the whole thing solo, every last bite – and you earn your spot on the “wall of pain”. No sharing. No mercy. Just glory.
Creative Dinner Networking
Tak! Space, Telliskivi 62, Tallinn
Tuesday, 17 February, from 6.30 PM
Designers, photographers, marketers, filmmakers – and every other beautifully sleep-deprived creative in between – this one’s for you. The Creative Lunch Club, a growing meet-up for minds working across the creative industries, is ditching the midday desk sandwich and levelling up. Tak! Space is hosting its very first Creative Dinner.
The concept is refreshingly straightforward – gather the city’s creatives in one cosy studio, share ideas, trade deadline war stories and do it properly, over a hot meal rather than a lukewarm latte. Expect relaxed networking, one solid dish, warm drinks and the kind of conversations that could quietly morph into your next collaboration.
Seats are limited, so think intimate dinner party vibes – not elbow-to-elbow business-card chaos.
Greetings From Vienna
Audentes International School, Ceremony Hall, Tondi 84/1, Tallinn
Thursday 19 February, from 5.30 PM
An evening where music meets milestone – this anniversary concert gathers students, teachers, parents and friends for a proper celebration of a new chapter in the school’s story.
The programme deals in contrasts. It opens with Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8 in F Major – fizzing with wit, sparkle and sly humour – before shifting gears into the darker, more dramatic territory of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20 in D Minor, a work admired for its emotional depth and taut elegance.
On the podium is Spanish conductor and composer Eladio Aguilar, with pianist Jordi López Jové as soloist. They’ll perform alongside Estonia-based youth symphony orchestra Revelia, known for nurturing the next generation of musical talent.
Guests can opt for a free ticket or choose a supporter’s ticket as a voluntary donation to the orchestra – making the evening not just a concert, but a shared investment in what comes next.
Tallinn Old Town Pub Crawl
Old Town, Tallinn
Friday, 20 February, and Saturday, 21 February
Five bars. Five shots. Zero logistical drama. The Tallinn Bar Crawl is Old Town nightlife on easy mode – equal parts party starter, pub-game championship and instant international friend group.
Things kick off with a welcome shot before the crew rolls out to five hand-picked venues around Tallinn’s Old Town. At every stop – another complimentary shot, drink deals and a fresh backdrop to keep the energy climbing. Think beer pong battles, bar games, spontaneous karaoke and those oddly seamless icebreakers that turn total strangers into “same time tomorrow?” by midnight.
The finale? Free nightclub entry – no queue, no cover charge, no buzzkill. Just straight to the dancefloor and into the small hours.
Come solo, bring your mates – either way, it’s low effort, high voltage and a serious upgrade on your standard night out. Pro tip – arrive five minutes early. No one wants to miss the opening round.
Bonus cheer – use the code Gamma for 10% off your ticket. Consider it your first win of the night.
Coffee & Pilates
Reach Studio Tallinn, Narva maantee 5, Tallinn
Sunday, 22 February, from 12:00 PM
Looking to start your day feeling strong, stretched and just the right side of caffeinated? This Pilates morning at Reach Studios blends mindful movement with a cup of coffee that actually earns its place in your routine.
Expect a guided session with an experienced trainer who’ll gently (and occasionally ruthlessly) wake up muscles you forgot existed. Then comes the payoff – a smooth cold brew topped with vanilla and protein cold foam. Equal parts workout and reward.
The vibe is friendly and low-pressure, whether you’re a Pilates regular or just Pilates-curious. Bring a training towel and, ideally, rubber-soled socks.
A little sweat – a little stretch – a little coffee glow. Honestly, not a bad way to spend an hour.
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