Your Tallinn hit list: the top 5 events – week 16

20 April 2026 – 26 April 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.

Ground & Reset: a sip-and-paint experience

Ground & Reset is an Earth Day-inspired evening that starts where most paint nights don’t: outside.

The experience begins with a short walk in nature, giving you a moment to pause, breathe and properly arrive before picking up a brush. From there, a guided reflection invites you to think about what you are ready to let go of, what already keeps you steady and what you would like to grow in your life – before bringing those thoughts to the canvas as your own Tree of Life.

It’s a personal piece shaped less by artistic skill than by your mood, your energy and where you are in life right now. All materials are included, as well as a glass of wine or a non-alcoholic alternative to get the creativity flowing.

Wednesday Dance Practice

Wednesday Dance Practice is a weekly social for dancers of all levels who want to put their moves to good use in a friendly, low-pressure atmosphere. If you have been stacking up combinations in class and need more floor time to make them feel natural, this is your chance.

And if you are brand new and quietly wondering whether anyone will ask you to dance, they will. Experienced dancers are encouraged to welcome beginners onto the floor and meet them where they are, while the studio instructors will be around throughout the evening to answer questions, break down technique or simply join in for a dance.

With the focus on Kizomba and Zouk, all you need are clean indoor shoes, comfortable clothes and a drink of your choice – the music and the mood will do the rest.

Women’s Clothing Swap

Closet clean-out season is officially on, and Colab is leaning into it with a free clothing swap open to all. Bring your gently used women’s clothing, shoes, accessories or household goods – drop them off beforehand or bring them along on the evening – and then dive into everyone else’s cast-offs in search of your next great find.

Anything left over at the end of the night will be donated, which means nothing goes to waste. With the espresso bar open all evening, all that’s left to do is bring a roomy bag, round up a friend or two and enjoy the most guilt-free shopping experience of the year.

Gamma Wellness – Sunday Reset Yoga

This hip-opening session is exactly the kind of Sunday morning reset your body has been quietly asking for. Led by coach Tanvi, the 75-minute class is designed to release the tension a long week of sitting, rushing and everyday stress can leave behind.

The good news: you have not lost your flexibility – your muscles have simply slipped into survival mode, and this practice is designed to ease them back into movement. Expect focused, effective stretches that target what has built up over the week and leave you feeling looser, lighter and more like yourself again before Monday rolls around.

All levels are welcome, with mats and props provided, so all you need to bring is yourself and whatever remains of your weekend energy.

Tallinn Coffee Festival

Tallinn Coffee Festival is marking its 10th edition, and this anniversary year looks set to be its most aromatic yet. Over two days, the festival brings together top roasters, baristas and coffee lovers for a programme that goes well beyond the morning cup, with cuppings, masterclasses, seminars and live competitions all on the menu.

Highlights include the Estonian Latte Art Throwdown on Saturday and the Estonian Cupping Championship on Sunday. And if coffee is not your thing, there is still plenty to lure you in, from teas, cocoas and lemonades to gourmet food and a vendor line-up worth browsing in its own right.

One final tip: bring your own cup – you will almost certainly be glad you did.

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