19 October 2026 – 25 October 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.
Make Immigrants Great Again Comedy Show
Ratas & Kohv, Uus-Veerenni, Tallinn
Thursday, 22 October, from 7pm
Make Immigrants Great Again is stand-up about identity, culture shock, belonging and the absurdity of always being from somewhere else. Peruvian-born, raised in the US and now based in Copenhagen, Miguel Aliaga began his comedy career in Queens in 2022. His touring show has since travelled through Vietnam, Poland, Austria, Germany and Denmark, and now arrives in Tallinn. Wherever he performs, Aliaga finds an audience that recognises the feeling, whether they care to admit it or not.
Tallinn Data Week: Closing Event
Pudel, Tallinn
Friday, 23 October from 5pm
Round off Tallinn Data Week with its official closing party at Estonia’s first craft beer bar, open since 2013 in a former factory in Telliskivi Creative City. It’s also the only bar in the Baltics serving traditional English cask ale.
Come to compare notes on the week’s big ideas, talk about what’s next for data and AI, and catch up with familiar faces or people you somehow missed. Entry is free, but registration is appreciated so the organisers can plan for numbers.
Black Metal Saturday
The Krypt Spooky Bar & Stage, Tallinn
Saturday 24 October, from 10pm
A night of black metal feels right at home in the Baltics’ only horror-themed bar. Making their Estonian debut, Tampere’s Saitma bring raw, old-school riffs and fierce battle chants. Their releases include the Blizzard Tapes series and debut album Okta, released in October 2025, while their atmospheric sound has earned them a following beyond Finland.
Tallinn’s Bestia join the bill. Active since 2000 and familiar faces at The Krypt, they draw on Estonian mythology and runemagick for pagan black metal that pairs raw intensity with haunting melodies.
Halloween Burlesque Show
Chicago 1933, Tallinn
Saturday 24 October, from 6pm
Australian performer Ms Roslyn Rogue makes her Estonian debut, becoming the first Australian burlesque artist to take the stage in the country. She’s joined by Finnish performer Lalux, Oh Ruby and Titi De Sweetie, with British comedian Josie Kikas-Booth hosting in English.
Expect everything from playful, gloriously bizarre acts to classic burlesque glamour, across three performance sets with two breaks. Halloween fancy dress is encouraged, and the best costume wins a prize.
Halloween Flea Market
The Krypt Spooky Bar & Stage, Tallinn
Sunday, 25 October from 3pm
The Krypt’s Halloween Flea Market returns for its third edition, putting a gothic spin on second-hand shopping. Browse clothing, jewellery, handmade pieces, vintage finds, dark décor and assorted curiosities. Whether you’re after a Halloween outfit, an unusual accessory or simply a market with a spooky atmosphere, there’s plenty to rummage through. Entry is free and all ages are welcome, though advance registration is encouraged.
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