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The Black Nights Film Festival brings the best of world cinema to Estonian audiences at cinemas in Tallinn. The main programme revolves around the EurAsia and Estonian feature film competition.
Estonia's Jazzkaar Christmas Jazz festival, made up of around 30 concerts in places including Tallinn, Tartu and Vilijandi presents jazz stars from ten countries around the world.
Forget high-tech video games and big plastic toys. This yuletide, give your loved ones gorgeous handmade Estonian crafts and decorations from Tallinn's Christmas market in Raekoja Square. Soak…
The Tallinn Winter Festival consists of six concerts held at the Town Hall, St John's Church and St Charles Church in aid of special needs children at Day Care Centre Kao. Heavenly voices will…
Tallinn's Baroque Music Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2009 and presents works by Vivaldi, Couperin, Mozart and Bach at Estonia Concert Hall. The opening concert features the…
Tallin's Old Town is filled with treats at the annual St George's Day Fair. Handicrafts and farm goods are sold at a market, there's street entertainment and visitors can learn about the work…
Since 2007 Estonia has chimed with the international designation of April as jazz month (jazzikuu). Within the month there is a more focused festival named after organiser Jazkaar, playing…
Kumu Art Museum not only houses inspiring contemporary Estonian art, it is also a work of art itself. The striking museum, built into a hillside in Kadriorg, has five floors and an auditorium…
The traditional Ballet School Gala at the Estonian National Opera sees soloists from the Opera's ballet troupe joined by international guest performers for an evening of dance. Please visit…
Merchants and performers from Estonia's neighbouring countries and beyond bring their treats to the Tallinn Old Town Days, a street market and party lasting a week. An Information Centre…
The Rabarock music festival brings a line-up of dark live music to Järvakandi each year. Topping the bill in 2009 are synth-rock innovator Gary Numan and techno heavy metal purveyors KMFDM.
Housed in its magnificent, colonnaded two-wing building, which opened in 1913, the Estonia National Opera performs from September to June. Enjoy opera and ballet in the theatre or concerts in…
Adults and children alike can enjoy the annual Folk Art Fair in Tallinn's Old Town. Handicrafts and farmed goods are sold over three days on the streets and visitors can learn about Estonian Folk Art.
One of the largest festivals in the Baltic region, the Õllesummer (Beer Summer) festival draws thousands of people to the Tallin Song Festival Grounds every year to enjoy live music and lots of beer.
Craftsmen, traders, musicians and actors make up Tallinn's Medieval Market in the Old Town. People in costume create an authentic atmosphere, and there are concerts, workshops and children's…
International Folklore Festival Baltica
Ever since 1988 the three Baltic nations have come together each year to celebrate their folk heritage. Each nation - Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia - take it in turns to host the festival…
A gothic stone cloister, founded by monks in 1246, houses the Dominican Monastery Museum in the Old Town. It has a large collection of ancient stone carvings and monks still practise nearby.…
The world's top organ soloists perform each year on historic organs in various churches around Tallinn as part of the annual International Organ Festival. First held in 1987, the event…
Amateur and professional mixed choirs get together every year for the Nordic-Baltic Choral Festival, performing on open-air stages, in churches and in concert halls around Tartu.
Tallinn Chamber Music Festival
The Tallinn Chamber Music Festival takes place at various historical venues around the city. Three awards, for Young Singer, Young Musician and Young Conductor, are presented on the final…
