Your Tallinn hit list: the top 5 events this week

26 October 2026 – 01 November 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.

AWARË Sound Journey

AWARË is a musical project born from creative friendship, built around intertwined harmonies, silence used as intentionally as sound and an immersive atmosphere that asks nothing of its audience except presence. The journey moves from quiet stillness through gradually awakening rhythms toward collective celebration — not a performance to be watched but an experience to be inhabited, where the line between listener and co-creator dissolves somewhere along the way. This is not a concert you attend and leave unchanged. Or at least, that is the invitation.

Elena Gabrielle: Disturb The Vibe

Elena Gabrielle: Disturb the Vibe arrives is the Australian-Indian comedian’s most chaotic show yet — a funny, musical and slightly unhinged examination of what happens when two very different cultural worlds collide in a relationship, drag their families and expectations along for the ride and somehow have to make it all work without anyone losing their mind entirely. The show covers cross-cultural relationships, family drama, stereotypes, tradition, and the chaos that comes from loving someone whose upbringing makes yours look like a completely different species. Expect vibe checks, cultural confessions, questionable decisions and the realisation that the differences might actually be the best part.

Pussy Jam Comedy

P*ssy Jam Comedy: Halloween Edition is a night of open mic comedy that is spooky, unhinged and entirely on purpose. The stage is open to FLINTA performers — first timers and seasoned haunters of the mic alike — while the audience is open to absolutely everyone, monsters and mortals included. Expect spooky setups, killer punchlines, and the kind of atmosphere that only a Halloween open mic in a bar can produce. Come in costume, come as your tired self, just come early before the ghouls take your seat. Entry is pay what you want, cash or card.

Halloween Party

Tallinn’s biggest Halloween costume party returns on 31 October, taking over three Noblessner venues: Uma, Lore and Lessner. Expect three fully decorated party spaces, more than ten performers and a night of spooky surprises, with music from Bombossa Brothers, Ahluka, Wax, Eva, Lola Dushe and more. Costumes are mandatory, so this is the perfect excuse to go all out with your Halloween look. For those who want to make a full evening of it, a special Halloween dinner runs from 20:00 to 22:00, with a dinner-and-party ticket costing €89 per person. The party is strictly 18+.

Free Museum Sunday

Free Museum Sunday turns the first Sunday of every month into a low-effort, high-reward culture crawl in Tallinn. From medieval towers and fortifications to sleek contemporary art spaces, museums across the city drop the entry fee and throw their doors wide open.

It’s an open invitation to wander without a plan, linger longer than usual and finally tick off those places you’ve been meaning to visit for years. Ideal for families, history obsessives and anyone who loves a proper freebie – the kind that feeds your brain, not just your wallet.

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